Unique Pizza

Prepare yourself for the worst service money can buy. Besides the cashier, the other workers at this place are extremely rude. It never changes, you can go once, or a million times, they are still the nastiest workers you can encounter. Customers are yelled at to decide what slice they want, and greeted with rolling eyes if they dare ask for anything on the side. The food just isn’t worth it, especially with better restaurants close by. Just let a little bit more competition move into Suburban Station and perhaps they’ll change their tune. Avoid, avoid, avoid.

I work inside the concourse and have eaten here over 30 times. The food is good and the lady that does the register is very nice. With all that being said I will never step foot inside that place again and nether will most of my co-​workers.
Everyone who works their knows who I am and has seen my face like I said over 30 times. I am very polite and just like to get lunch before I go back to work. They are extremely unorganized. This one woman worker has to be the most ignorant worker I have ever seen. You have to tell her what you want because her own co-​workers are afraid to tell her. (Including the cashier) She will give you a attitude ¹⁰⁄₁₀ times. I ordered wings today after I said hello to everyone including her. Then went to go pay for my food, I paid for it and when it was ready she gave it to me. I simply asked her for a side of hot sauce, and she rolled her eyes grabbed the hot sauce and container and squirted the littlest amount she could and gave it to me. I have dealt with her b. s for a while but will take my business else where for now on. There are a thousand places to eat in center city don’t need to overpay for bad service.

If you like Elios’ Pizza, you should like Unique Pizza. It’s just like it, the lack of flavor, the greasiness, except the nearly — flavorless crust is a bit thinner. A few people at work raved over this place, which led me to try it recently. Just not worth the $ 5 for two slices. Meh. Nothing much left to say of this place.

A great place for a pizza slice, or two, if you work nearby. I think recently it’s even gotten better, especially the sauce they use. Although I am trying to eat healthier, I still go when I have a craving for pizza, or if the weather is bad and i don’t feel like walking outside. Service is fast, they sell by the slice and heat it up when you order it. And they have crushed red pepper and oregano you can add before they wrap it up for you. A hidden gem!

Meh, I ordered a deep dish Pepperoni pizza for lunch.
The place is chaotic and not well organized.
The pizza, I liked the crust but the rest was just bland and lacking flavor. The lack in flavor includes the Pepperoni. It was not very good at all. I only went because co-​workers said it was good. I really cannot say it was.
About the only thing good, I came away having spent less than $ 5 for lunch. I had a slice of pizza and a soda.
And it is called Yunique Pizza, that spelling makes all the difference you know in quality. Which there really is none here.

I came here with a coworker. She had it the other day and it smelled amazing so I made her show me where! I got the general tso pizza slice for lunch it was was so UNIQUE and delicious it was so worth it. They have a variety is special pizza flavors, like beef steak, taco, buffalo chicken, BBQ chicken, general tso’s chicken etc. It’s always fresh and the slices are large.
Their special flavors are only available for lunch, but after lunch they have the left over slices and definitely the cheese, it was really good as well. The cheese is of a better quality and the crust is thin and crunchy. If you’re in the area and need something quick I would definitely recommend!

I was really craving a slice of pizza on my way home from work. Who knew there was a pizza place in Suburban Station. I got a slice of plain and they popped in back in the oven. It was nicely crispy and tasty. Perfectly satisfying my pizza craving in the moment.

It’s in Suburban Station. It is designed for grab and go pizza, etc. If you are looking for a really solid slice of pizza while waiting for a train or on your lunch break in Center City, this is the spot. It’s about as good as you can get for a New York style corner slice. No frills, no nonsense, great pizza.
My only grievance is price. It’s like $ 5.50 for 2 slices of pepperoni. I get it – location, Center City, blah, blah, blah. Give me 2 slices of pep and a small fountain sodey-​pop for $ 5.50 and I’ll throw in an extra star.
It’s Yunique Pizza, by the way.

I will be honest, I have only grabbed slabs of plain pizza here on my way to the train. I typically have a five minute window, so grab a slab and go. Typically, the plain seem to be the freshest at 5:00 PM, so I have never tried their toppings, sandwiches or even fountain sodas. That being said, for a pizza slice in a train station, they are VERY good. Courteous and efficient staff, they give you a HOT slice of decent size. The crust is crispy yet light, sauce is quite decent, and the cheese is not that chewing gum mozz you find in lots of «NY Style» joints. I probably would not go out of my way to travel there, but if you are going or coming to or from somewhere, it certainly fits the bill.

Totally love their buffalo chicken pizza! Located in suburban station, which happens to be underneath my office building, this little pizza shop is a no brainer if you are looking for eats while wating for a train. Their white and veggie slices are good as well. I mean, we are not talking about the south philly variety pizza here, but very enjoyable nonetheless. We have also used them many, many times for office parties and luncheons. They are always prompt and never forget an item.

Ok I am guilty. You caught me. The times for my train home suck. One is too early for me to catch the other leave me with a lot of time to kill in Suburban station right around lunch time. So after sitting trying to read for 10 minutes (I have no resolve whatsoever) I cave into the siren smell of hot pizza. Not like I was reading anyway, more like I was watching the guy toss the dough in the air and trying to convince myself I wasn’t really hungry.
Thank you Unique Pizza for not really being unique but for killing my New Years resolutions in a single oven-​heated slice.