Blackhawk Pizzeria

DON’T GO HERE!!! Talk about rude! Can’t believe these guys are in a service business!!!

We like eating here when we’re at Black Hawk plaza because the pizza is pretty good and we just deal with the rude owner, but last time was it. I refuse to support this place anymore. The owner is just a d***. My 3 year old daughter touched the blinds while we were eating and she might as well have thrown a plate across the place, because the owner snapped at her telling her not to touch. She wasn’t tugging on them so who cares? She was probably doing him a favor by doing a little dusting.
The food isn’t worth dealing with this guy. Sounds like I’m not the only one that thinks the guy is a pompous jerk.

We went to Blackhawk Pizzeria on a Friday night. The restaurant was empty, but we were still told that there would a 1.5 hour wait for pizza. Seriously? Are they ordering in their pizzas from Italy? Next time I will patronize one of the other nearby pizzerias that is capable of delivering a pizza in a reasonable amount of time.

Have been going with my family for 25 years. if you take the time to know the owners dthey become family, if you like eastern style pizza you will enjoy his offerings. Takeout is probably 90 percent of the business and they do get busy.

wow. It is not my fault your employees don’t know delivery boundaries. I’ve had delivery twice before and never had a problem. One time was a 16″, the 2^nd time was a 14″. I called tonight and the lady who took my order was pleasant. Then she told me to hold on so she can check the delivery times. Then it went downhill. A young man asks for my cross street and he informs me he needs to speak to boss if they deliver there. I overhear their conversation. The boss was saying, «no I don’t want to go out there. Sigh. Will only deliver if it was a large pizza» and they kept conversing about my address and not once did the young man come back on the phone. He’s telling whoever that «just tell her we got disconnected». I’m assuming so they can continue to ‘decide’ if they want to come my way. Which is only 10 minutes from their store. Click. I get hung up on.
I call back and the young man is just not apologetic at all. I informed him, you should have your customers on Mute while you try to figure out your Policies. He had no customer service and said, «Do you want the pizza or not?» should have listened to fellow Unilocalers and not ever given them my service. But hey they had a decent thin crust and didn’t have a problem before. A little apology goes a long way. Which apparently they know nothing of and i won’t be back.

I called to order two pizzas and after I asked to confirm the price, they were extremely rude. All I wanted was to confirm the price noted on line. The man taking the order was indifferent quoting a different price. He asked me if I wanted it or not, and was short to say the least. We then went in and asked to speak with the manager. The younger man and his son working there refused to give us the owner’s contact details threatening us if we got in contact with him. I never thought I’d be threatened ordering a pizza! They seem extremely unstable and my children were frightened by their loud/​yelled responses. Too bad we won’t be going back there. I’ll definitely have to share my experience with my friends in the area as I was afraid of the two men getting violent with us.

Well, being from Philadelphia I am always hoping for great pizza out here. Unfortunately this is not it. We ordered at the restaurant and wanted to eat there. It took 30 minutes for the pizza to get to our table due to all of the take out and delivery orders. Very basic service, no wait staff. We felt lucky that they even brought it to our table when it was ready!
As far as the pizza, the crust was not as crispy as back east and the cheese was minimal as was the sauce. Not running back :(

Best New York style pizza in the Bay Area! Hands down!
The pepperoni pizza here is the «10» that I gage all other pizza on.
It’s run by a big charismatic family with an angry-​faced patriarch, but you know behind that scowl is a man who truly loves and respects pizza.

I come here quite often and each time it’s great. The staff is very friendly and the pizza is delicious, I especially enjoy their crust. Today I decided to try a salad, it was only $ 3 but definitely big enough for one person. I opted for their house made Italian dressing and it was phenomenal. I’m not a huge Italian dressing fan to begin with but I absolutely loved theirs.
Overall I recommend this place. They are super quick, friendly and consistent. I come here about once a week! :)

A friend and I stopped by after a movie… At the Century Blackhawk Plaza… We ordered the combination. (They gave me Anchovies on the side, so I wouldn’t ruin the pizza for my friend).
It took maybe 10 minutes, then this wonderful HOT pizza with a crisp thin crust arrived at our table. It was absolutely wonderful, I will most certainly go back again…

Solid pizza. Not amazing, not horrible. The toppings are fresh and the sausage tasty. I was expecting a thinner crust, but it was still crispy and not too thick. I’d come back if I was in the area.
Deliveries only after 5:00.

Best Pizza in the Tri-​Valley.
The place is clean and the service quick.
I especially like the Sicilian style pizza.
It’s a bit hard to find being that it faces the parking lot for Draegers but is well worth the effort.
They deliver too.

Best pizza in Danville by far. I’ve been coming here weekly my entire life.
Their sausage onion is God gift to earth, an authentic New York classic made to perfection. Their pesto is also a winner, marinara mixed with yummy pesto! Add chicken to the Pesto if you’re feeling like meat. They use the little pepperonis that curl up, and get the greasy goodness in ‘Em like only good pepperonis do when baked.
This place is my favorite and I would be devastated if they ever went out of business. Almost open for 30 years now and still holding it down tough in the «vario»

One of THE best pizzas I’ve ever had
Had the pesto and the Hawaiian
Crispy thin crust

People are loaded out here. How is this pizza SOOOOO bad.
Came in on a Friday at 1:00pm to see that they were completely out of slices. In the middle of the lunch hour. They had 4 slices left, when I asked for cheese the guy gave me slight attitude. He definitely had a chip on his shoulder. Maybe he was upset that he hadn’t made more pizza.
They were out of garlic rolls.
The slice was horrible. No taste. The cheese sorta tasted like jello.

Well here is a first. A review without even eating there.
I asked my wife if she wanted to try this place instead of our usual and she said sure. Here is my phone call.
Hi I’d like to place an order for delivery. «What do you want?» I asked do you need my phone number or address? Rudely he says «what do you want!!!»
Customer service is the main selling point with any purchase. I don’t care if it’s a diamond ring or a slice of pizza.
Because of the guys poor attitude in the first 10 seconds of a potential new customer call, I will never call there again.
Sorry my call tonight interrupted you. There will not be a second.

Seriously?! Just got two pieces of cheese for 2 little boys and they’re significantly different in size. Hey idiot working there… People expect quality in their order… If when i called you were to say «sure you can have 2 cheese sliced but one will be half the size they normally are» i would have said thanks but no thanks and not wasted my time and money! Have you ever given two children the same thing but one is MUCH bigger than the other… Yea it doesn’t go over well. And to think i gave him a tip. Ugh

I’ve heard many stories about the service/​attitude of the people working behind the counter. Not sure if I was lucky as to me the service was ok and they were nice, to be frank. But then again, it’s a pizzeria, what kind of service are you expecting?
We had 2 different type of pizzas and found them to be very good. Nice pizza crust. Would return if I was in the neighborhood again and craving for pizza.

Decent pizza. I called and placed a togo order for a large thin crust half olive and half sausage pizza. The man who answered the phone wasn’t the warmest or most friendly. In fact, I almost hung up due to his terse tone.
I think the thin pizza was overcooked. The crust was tough and hard. The flavor of the toppings and cheese was actually pretty good. I will give them another try next time.
The restaurant was completely empty at 6:15 PM on a Monday but there was a steady stream of togo orders.
Located to the right of Draegers Market — there’s plenty if parking in the lot.

My soon to be nine year old niece is having a slumber party for her ninth birthday and she INSISTED that they must order pizza for dinner and it MUST come from the Blackhawk Pizzeria. Who is going to argue with a third grader heady with the power that comes with having carte blanche to plan her own birthday party. When we brought the pizza home, one of the party guests asked us WHERE we got the pizza from with a look on her face that said if we didn’t answer correctly it was quite possible that the birthday party might be ruined for her — permanently. «Uh, Blackhawk Pizza?» my sister-​in-​low courageously volunteered. Thankfully, for our safety and the morale of the party, she deemed that an acceptable answer and chose to dine with her compatriots. Whew! Another disaster averted.
After much conferring, on the level of negotiating the treaty of Versailles, they ordered three types of pizza: cheese, pepperoni, and Hawaiian and headed out to the pool confident in the knowledge we had things under control. And with the phone number to their favorite pizza place firmly in hand, we did.
The pizza was actually pretty good, even by adult standards! I tried a piece of the Hawaiian as did my mother, and we both deemed it quite nice based on crust to topping ratio, crust consistency, sauce flavor, and toppings (both quality and quantity). Was is the BEST pizza I’ve ever had? Mmm… maybe not, but it was certainly far better than most of the pizza chains we have back home.
I’d like to try one of their more ‘adult’ pizza flavors before deciding if they warrant a fifth star. I’m now cringing at the thought that my word choice may now have you envisioning a goat cheese and pear pizza wearing black fishnet stockings and red lipstick, but if so then shame on YOU for going there.
I went to the store to pick up the pizzas and the men working there were quite friendly, laughing and joking with us as they boxed up our pizzas and offered us packets of crushed red pepper and parmesan to go with our pizza.
The pizza was a resounding success, and so is the slumber party — well, so far. It’s only 9:30 and we’ve got a long night ahead of us. If it’s called a SLUMBER party then they must eventually SLEEP, correct?