Pie Five Pizza Co.

This place is awesome. Quick pizza and the price is right. Friendly employees and the pizza… Amazing!

Very pleasant staff, easy to read menu and great selection. Lots of options but not so many it’s hard to choose. The good was so dang good, too bad I don’t have one in my area! Walked in on a whim trying to choose something in an area where there is so much to choose from, but so glad we came here. Thanks for the great food and amazing staff.

Surprisingly blah.
I’ve tried Five Pies a few times now and can’t really get into it. Food is very bland which is surprising since it looks amazing when preparing. I’ll stick to real pizza.

Pie five is great for a bigger than average personal pizza! Their pizzas are $ 6.99, both build your own and a couple of their signatures pizzas.
I usually do build your own because most of the pizzas do have toppings I like but also some I don’t like so I prefer to build my own.
They have a couple different crust to choose from, there is 1 crust that is like $ 2 extra. I do the regular deep dish crust with spicy marinara… Spicy marinara is my fav! I wish other pizza joints offer this sauce. They also offer regular marinara, Alfredo, and more. They offer different cheeses, even ricotta… With the ricotta get another cheese because the ricotta won’t melt in the oven. You can throw on more meats like pepperoni, bacon, sausage. Tons of vegetables olives, jalapeño, mushroom, spinach, etc.
They now offer garlic bread and we ordered some today and they were really basic. It tasted like plain bread, the ones from Olive Garden are better. I wouldn’t order garlic bread from pie five again.
They have the free style drinking machine which is awesome!

We liked Pie Five when we stopped at the location in Southlake and so are really excited to have a location so close! Between us, we’ve tried about everything on the menu and haven’t disliked any. The kids usually can’t decide and get their pizzas half one type, half another. I definitely prefer the thin Artisan Crust over the thick, and you might as well «bundle» your meal and add a small salad and a drink, as, at $ 9.99, it’s only about a quarter more than a Pizza and drink alone. Fast, friendly and a great way for everyone to choose their own Pizza.

We love the fact that our family of 6 can go here and all get exactly what we want! We also like the outdoor playground next door.

The pizza is good but not good enough to make up for really crappy customer service. Won’t be back.

Amazing concept. Not to mention amazing pizza. Personally I like the Classic Pan (and I’m a thin crust guy). The Classic Pan is not even close to the greasy mess Pizza Hut gives ya. It’s light, airy, and crispy. And not too thick at all. I got the Chicken BBQ pizza w/​jalapeños. I agree with another reviewer… it’s a bit sweet. Maybe ask for light sauce and it would be better. But I would get it again. Next time I’m trying the Carbonara because I saw someone’s and it looked really good. Finally, the best thing is. No more arguing with my family about which pizza we’re getting. Now we can all have our pizza our individual ways.

I’m a huge fan of this place and places like it. It’s SO much better than the franchise cheap junk that you get there. My #1 fav is Mod Pizza and I hope they will franchise down here to DFW. #2 is Rock Pizza, just so natural and delicious and this comes in at #3 for me as a great alternative to the first two.
The staff here is always friendly and helpful. Sometimes a little slow when it’s busy, they don’t have the organization down quite yet but they are really nice and do a great job.
We’ve had the gluten free, the classic, thin crust, salads… the only thing we haven’t tried is the desserts. Everything is always good and quick to. I highly recommend the magic dust at the end ;)
You really can’t beat a pie, salad and drink for $ 9.99 although we normally just do 2 pies and grab a drink at home. The pizza is $ 6.99 anyway you want it by itself which I know you can get a large from Papa Johns for $ 7 carry out but let’s face it, just not the same quality.

Restaurant is dirty. Gluten free pizza not prepared per protocol. Guy kept wiping his hands on his pants :/.

I give 4 stars for the pizza and salad. Fresh ingredients and build your own at a great Price. But this particular location on heritage trace is always a little slow and not very clean. I think they trim labor a little short as the tables are dirty and the floor is always wet and filthy. Yes we will be back — just not at a prime time.

Love this place! It’s like chipotle style way of making pizza! You can pick any toppings on any crust for $ 6.99. Very good size for one person.

The decision to try P5 happened on a whim. We realized it was Pi (3.14) Day. Then we remembered that we had quiche for breakfast without realizing it, and we needed to keep the Pi celebration going for lunch. Because, obviously…
So we looked across the parking lot and there it was… Pie. In pizza form.
I can’t think of a reason why Pie Five (P5) should get less than a full «Woohoo! As good as it gets!» Yeah, there’s a strong «franchise» quality to the place, but I’m not opposed to franchises if they do something well. And P5 took something that I have very strong feelings about (pizza) and did it really well.
From what I can gather, it seems to be unlimited toppings for $ 6.99. The fact that they keep their menu relatively simple is brilliant. Make a pizza your own, or pick something from the menu, and the price stays the same. How is that not worth celebrating? There’s a similar pizza joint in Oklahoma City that could learn a thing or two from P5 (you hear me, Revolve Pizza Kitchen?!).
The «Artisan Thin» crust was delicious. The magic dust was delicious. The Five Star was delicious. The Chicken Carbonara (plus jalapenos) was delicious. The Roland (Dragon) sauce isn’t as delicious as the Huy Fong (Rooster) sauce, but meh… I can deal.
Also delicious is the customer service, but it was incredibly noisy in there; any question they asked, I nodded yes despite not knowing what they were asking. I really liked the thing where they hold the pizza up to make sure you got it how you wanted it. It’s the little things, you know?
If you were curious, we ended dinner with pecan pie, so our Pi Day celebration was an all-​day event.

I love the pizza here at this location. The food is great and the service is great. I only recommend this location in this area of town, because at the Southlake location I have never had a pleasant experience. I have found them to be rude, condescending and a lack of work ethic.
It is called Pie Five because it should only take 5 minutes for your food to be done. They have a ton of fresh ingredients and you can make any delicious combo of your own. I always order the bbq chicken pizza.
They also have salads served in a pizza she’ll and desserts.
The staff here is always friendly and always look happy to be alive!

I was in the Heritage Trace shopping center with my sister and nephew and we needed some lunch. Of course if you know me a little — you know that pizza is my favorite food. I had found this place close by on my Unilocal app and my sister informed me it was pretty new and she had been wanting to check it out — so we did.
When you walk in there is an assembly line of employees ready to take your order, make your pizza and check you out. On the menu there are specialty pizzas you can choose from or you can build your own. I opted to build my own with pepperoni, bacon and pineapple! Pineapple is my favorite pizza topping! My sister ordered the tuscan chicken pizza and my nephew got a sausage kid’s pizza. For all of us it was around $ 20 — not a bad deal at all. My pizza was cooked perfectly and my sister and nephew loved theirs too! The sauce and crust on my pizza were delicious!
This place was convenient, delicious and priced well! I would definitely come back!

Ive had pie five before… but maybe i tried to hard and put too many things on it… and i ALSO remember the bbq sauce being super sweet.
this time, i stuck to an «off the menu» pizza and… i am a fan… The new artisan thin pizza crust is YUM.
I tried the Athenian Pizza. delicious!
Their salads are served in a «pizza crust» bowl… small and thin and crispy and i think it’s made with cheddar cheese… whatever it was. i said to myself «im not gonna eat that crust, that is too much pizza crust in a meal…» but one taste… and that was it. we practically ate the whole bowl.
For 10 bux you can get a pizza, a salad OR dessert, AND a 22oz drink.
They have healthier options (a 100 cal per slice pizza) and vegan and gluten-​free options as well.
Honestly, a full meal in about 5 mins for $ 10 it works.

This location was a pleasant surprise, considering that we stopped in here on a whim when taking a break from shopping. For a pizza place, you would expect your run of the mill location that smells like grease and cheese upon entering the door, along with a so-​so standard of cleanliness. Not this place.
First off, the pies themselves are priced at $ 6. They are made in personal sizes, meaning that they can fit on your plate and are sliced in 6 pieces. There are a variety of choices to choose from, and the pizza itself usually bakes between 8 – 10 minutes. Drink choices are standard carbonated sodas and such, yet I especially loved the fact that there was a Vitamin Water choice among the sodas (you don’t see that very often).
Altogether, you can get two Pie Five pizzas with two drinks for just under $ 20. Not a bad deal for a well-​baked pizza pie that won’t drip with too much grease nor taste underwhelming. Check this place out!

I enjoyed this resturant. My husband and I stopped here after a afternoon movie. We both chose the make your own deal. I loved the whole wheat crust and enjoyed my meal, my husband’s did to. However 1 pizza was a «snack» for my husband. It wasn’t enough food. The only reason I am giving a 4 star review is the service was SLOW!

I don’t know how this is going to turn out by the end of this review but I’m stuck between three and four stars.
I think someone earlier mentioned that this is the Subway of pizzas and that is EXACTLY how I would describe this place. Honestly, you get to pick just about every aspect of your pizza from the crust, sauce and the toppings and have it ready by the time you pay. (Kind of. Sometimes you have to wait a tad, but no biggie!)
Here’s where the lost a few stars.
–The alfredo sauce is not very good. It just doesn’t have the right flavor and definitely not what I am looking for on a pizza.
–The BBQ sauce is very sweet. It IS good but for me not on a whole pizza.
–The service… hmm. It’s decent. Fine even. Not rude but not overly kind either and when I put almost everything on my pizza… I feel a tad judged. (Of course it doesn’t stop me BUT feeling judged isn’t awesome.)
Here’s the good stuff.
–The magic dust of parmesan, romano and italian seasoning is yummy. I always put it on my pizza at the end.
–The thin crust is crispy and has a mild flavor letting the sauce really take over. (Like it or hate but I like it.)
–The spicy sauce is LEGIT! Not too spicy but definitely has a little something.
My husband reallllly likes this joint so it is obviously doing something right. I can live with it and to me, it’s pretty okay.

Personal gourmet pizza any way you want it with a very nice selection of high quality Unlimited toppings for $ 6.75
The special thing is what I saw when I came out of the bathroom and saw the line… An employee (turns out it was the manager, david) was standing in line. He was having friendly conversation with everyone around him just being nice. 20 feet away a disabled woman sat with a cane. She could walk but not easy. Turns out david volunteered to stand in line to hold her place, got her food, handled her payment, and escorted her out the door. He didn’t want to cut so he waited like everybody else. I don’t think my description does it justice. This act of kindness was very touching.
As I continued through the line several other employees made eye contact, smiled, and engaged in sincere conversation.
The food was great too.