Doc’s Pizzeria

Great pizza joint. Hand crafted pizza, fine ingredients. We had a large cheese ham and pineapple. The cheese was amazing, (small batch mozzarella). Had side salads that were fresh. Sweet tea was yummy. The manager served us, it was quick and friendly. Prices were low!!! If you’re in the mood for pizza in Hot Springs, skip the factories and go to the artisans.

Pizza is awesome! Fresh & hot, wished we lived closer. Found out after we ate that it supports a ministry, too, so it’s a win win!

The pizza is really good I do carry out so I don’t know if service improved but my experiences have been good lately. Check out the daily specials.

I need to stop eating at Doc’s. My husband got me hooked on their pizzas, and I’m not even a huge fan of thin crust, but they’re so fresh and flavorful, I can’t resist. And I am such a sucker for tasty dough.
The Good: Looking into the kitchen I cannot see a single tin can. There’s something uniquely satisfying about knowing that everything is made fresh from real ingredients. It definitely pays off in the food which is actually spiced. Salt and pepper is not needed. I’ve been very impressed with the waitress who holds down the place, she is definitely friendly, but does she ever get a day off?
The Bad: Lighting, I suppose it has the dark pub-​like atmosphere, but a few more lightbulbs won’t kill them. Mind you, turning the channel to something other than horrid TV drama wouldn’t either. It’s a clean restaurant for the most part, but it could use a nit-​picky thorough cleaning of the cracks and crevaces that get overlooked during the daily routine. They may not notice the dust, but I do.

Pizza is made with real cheese — pretty good.

Doc’s Pizza is worth the drive. I have a house in Hot Springs, but live in Chicago.
Every time I am in town, I make sure to order from Doc’s. Good (non chain) pizza.
I have never eatten inside, only take out’s.

Good pizza and cold beer.