Quig’s Pizza Steak and Hoagies

This is my favorite traditional pizza restaurant. The staff is very friendly and provide a great value. My wife and I share a house salad and pie as often as we can. I love thier sauce and and crust, what more can you possibly want from a great pizza. Wonderful sandwich too.

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I ordered a cheese steak it was ok nothing spectacular. The roll was very soggy. It was a bit pricy 10 buck for about a 8 – 10 inch roll. Gave the delivery girl a 20 & she asked me if I wanted any change! Really! There was ½ inch of snow that day. The roads where wet. The snow didn’t even stick to the roads. If she didn’t ask if I wanted change I would have given her a 5 buck tip but she walked away with 3. Wish I read the reviews first I went on someone’s word.

avoid! AVOID! went here and the lady was working the register, and touching the food… NO GLOVES!!! that’s right– she was touching MONEY, no gloves and then touching the food!!! i watched thinking this has got to be a joke!!! nope! she tried to serve me the sandwich with a long brown hair (her’s) in it– i refused and walked out… THIS PLACE IS A DUMP STAY AWAY!!!

The best boneless wings you’ve ever had. seriously. If you want proof, read below. If not go ahead order them and be pleasantly surprised. Former restaurant manager here, unable to describe them other than «the best boneless wings you’ve ever had»; Not the soggy breaded kind made of pressed chicken chicken parts then deep fried and covered in a thick messy sauce. Its like chunks of quality fresh chicken brea… Just go try them
Cheesteaks are never soggy. Food is always hot and fresh. Dinner specials have only disappointed twice. In many years. (In all fairness 1 time was mid hurricane just prior to them having to close then relocate assumably due to that hurricane) The staff — the kind of people that make you want to come back for more than just the food.
So if you read this far, Let me tell you a little story about a guy a girl and a pizza place, and the reason I decided to finally write a review.
My partner of 13 years once again didn’t break his annual tradition waiting til the absolute last friggin min to tell me what he wanted to do on his birthday. Thursday at 4:00 he tells me that for his Friday the 13^th birthday he wants to have Quig’s boneless hot wings, a cheesesteak and just watch the Flyers. Its truly what we wants because he rarely «wants» anything specific. Easy. I’ll pick up some balloons, invite the family to Quig’s on Friday and they are sure to have the game on atleast 3 tvs.
It isn’t until I go to pick up one of his birthday presents at the sporting good store and see the NHL schedule. Game tonight (Thursday) or Sat (day after his b-​day). Old man is either trying to make it so i can’t help him celebrate his birthday the way he wants out of denial or, at 46 he has dementia. Active for his age (ha ha), he has volleyball at 8:00 and doesn’t get home til almost 6. Challenge accepted.
He said QUIG’S. So I’ve got this. Call Quig’s. Run to Dollar Tree. Get to the restaurant as the delivery driver is carrying out about 6 pizzas (and holds the door for me). Let them know I need their help. Go in place my order, prepay and pretip. At 6:30 I ask him to answer the knock at the door.
That confused look might come with age, but it was probably because he had just suggested that we just order take out about 5 minutes before (I had so far only gotten the water to partially boil) and on the other side of the door was a delivery driver with a happy birthday bag, a balloon on a stick and a bag of yummy Quig’s food. His favorite. The hot boneless wings that make his head sweat, perfectly cooked cheesteak with homemade chips and an order of pizza fries. As he unpacked the bags he looked at the «Happy Birthday!» plates, napkins, cups in the bag and started cracking up.
Only Quigs and the staff could help me, I thought and like always they never dissapoint.
Best pizza parlor food, service and staff I’ve encountered to date in the upper moreland, hatboro, warminster area.
Not sure why this just posted. It’s from ³⁄₁₅. Maybe I should get out more.

1 star is being nice. This place is over priced as I paid 19 dollars for a Stromboli .and it sucked. I walk in and the pigs are eating food over and picking out of the food they were about to serve!!! No gloves were used for ready to ear serve and everyone was extremely rude. Do not eat here. Go to joes pizza or pizza plaza

Food is great. Cheesesteak has never been soggy and always a perfect amount of cheese. Chicken quesadilla with taco sauce are absolutely amazing. Amy behind the counter is always cheerful and looking to please.

Food is good enough for a pizza joint. However, I found it EXTREMELY inconsiderate that one of the cooks was dropping several F bombs and arguing with other employees in front of customers! This place is advertised toward families, but I would not want to bring my kids into that atmosphere.

Food (try the chicken quesadilla with mexi sauce) is great and all employees were very nice and courteous. Will def eat there again

Quigs has the best pizza ever. The rest of their food is also very good. Sadly they are extremely slow. So i wouldn’t recommend eating in if you have young children. Or have a movie to catch. Also they seem to have raised their prices, which was a little disappointing but maybe they have to make up for the complimentary beer.

Great pizza, good food. Server was less than cooperative. A little short in the manners department. Maybe she was having a bad day. We have been here a few times and enjoy the good food, clean eating area, and neighborhood feel. The complimentary beer is a nice touch.

Sorry Quigs, but your service is horrible. This is the third time we have been disappointed. It is unfortunate because your food can be very good. First time we ordered pizza for delivery. They said 45 minutes (we love 3 blocks away). 45 minutes later, we called them because the pizza was not yet delivered. They had forgotten and rushed the pizza to us and made an excuse that they dropped it. Fine we believed them. Good pizza an hour and a half later. Next time we ordered pizza for pick up thinking it would save is time, they said 25 minutes. So we show up 25 minutes later. They said they were working on it. I saw them making the pizza. 25 minutes later I had our pizza. Total of 50 minutes, I had to wait 25 minutes in their lobby. Got a good view of all the waitresses doing very little work between stuffing their faces. Decided we would give them a third try because the pizza was so good the first time. Same thing; bunch of slackers that could care less about anything other than themselves and double the time they said it would take for the food. It is all about them and nothing about the customers. Quigs, your Hatboro lactation at night has horrible service!

I like Quig’s cheesesteaks more than Joe’s, but Joe’s Pizza more than Quigs. The cheese is an American cheese sauce. Not cheese whiz, but melty American and it is yummy. They used to have this seafood dish called «the big catch» and it was delicious. They no longer have it on the menu. bummer!

Great pizza, esp for the suburbs as you get VERY mixed quality outside of Philly. Their sandwiches and other items are just above average, nothing special. They are very supportive of police/​fire/​ems people so let them know. Good customer service. Oh and their stuffed mushrooms are great!

Service has been atrocious lately. Our last 3 visits have not been good. I am sorry but I will have to find somewhere else for now on.

Quig’s has pretty great hoagies and sandwiches and it’s a pleasant place to sit and eat. They have outdoor seating now but unfortunately it’s a little close to the cars and pedestrian traffic. They are advertising a weekend breakfast menu but I have only tried Quig’s for lunch and dinner so far. Located on the edge of the town of Hatboro. 3.5 stars.

Being a gal originally from Philly (married to a Philly guy!), and having moved to the eastern Montgomery burbs about 10 years ago, we’ve been searching all of this time for really good pizza, good steaks and the type of grub you get from just about every pizza joint on every corner in Philly. The burbs are sorely missing anything resembling what we loved about the Philly pizza joints… that is… until we found Quigs. I drive by every nite on my way home from the office, and honestly, I never considered going in and ordering because the name turned me off. Quigs? The sign out front has a four-​leaf clover on it. How good could pizza from a joint named «Quigs» be? One nite, I was starving, hubby and I didn’t feel like cooking, so I told him I would pick up something. I pulled into Quigs and ordered a pizza, and took it home. Plopped it up on the counter in the kitchen and opened the box, expecting nothing more that the usual «blah» pizza that we get. Boy was I surprised! The aroma was overwelming– in a good way! The crust was nice and thin, just the way we like it. When we picked up a slice, it had just the right amount of sauce: cheese ratio. The crust was crusty, not overdone. but allowed you to pick up the slice without it floppy all over the place. When I took my first bite, I was hooked. I finally found my pizza eutopia in the burbs. Hubby concurred it was the best pizza we found in the area, and nothing compares. A few weeks (and pizza’s!) later, we decided to give the cheese steaks a whirl. Wow, are they good! Packed with lots of tasty meat, lean with just the right about of melted cheese (onions, peppers or whatever you want). Absolutely deeeelish! When we want to attempt to cut a few calories from our cheesesteaks, we get the cheesesteak wraps, which come on a platter with very tasty cole slaw and chips. There is a God! We found a place worthy of Philly in our area and we’re now regulars.