Mamma Delight Pizza and Restaurant

Absolute shit service. Owner was completely rude to me after I paid and they lost track of my tab. Better off going to tommy boys! You know

I ordered garlic bread with cheese and a small fry. I waited 45 minutes in store for my food. They handed me my fries after 20 minutes of being there and then I had to wait another 35 minutes for the garlic bread. They weren’t even busy. Absolutely ridiculous.

Pizza is awesome. Employees don’t say too much, but at least they weren’t rude. Will definitely come back

So far, so awesome.
First off, they have crazy-​friendly service. I’ve been on back-​to-​back days, and both young ladies who took my order were warm and engaging. That kind of stuff matters. I also got to meet «Mamma,» aka Maria; and she was a very sweet lady.
Pretty decent prices. You get quality food, so I’m not worried about paying a little more for good pizza.
The food was great. Since my mom used to own a pizza place, it’s literally «like my mama used to make.» Nice base sauce. Flavorful cheese. Nice thin and tasty crust. Little grease. The real deal. I had their veggie slice (with broccoli and fresh mozzarella)…fantastic. Top it off with some Kutzown Birch Beer, and we’re good to go.
Thankful for the experience. Like the perks of the Internet jukebox and the Ms Pac-​Man game. I’ll be back again and again.
My only knock. Wish they didn’t charge for refills.

Great salads and service. Call last minute for a big order and very accommodating. Great prices and excellent food. Will be back!!!

I’m relapsing to my college years right now, thinking back to when I was a cynical, starving student. Actually, come to think of it, not much has changed, except I’m no longer a student.
My best friend Ashley still resides back east with her family, and she just told me how they went to a football game over at KU. When I asked her if Mamma’s still existed, she said the magic word: Yeah.
Take me back to the time when things weren’t locally sourced/​farm-​to-​table/​organic and all that mattered is that the food tasted good. Happy to see the prices haven’t seemed to rise too much (although I live in LA where everything is too much), I was reminiscing of how many chicken finger platters (with those fries and that bread on the side) and cheeseburger subs I consumed while living in such close proximity.
Pierogies! I never had them until you, Mamma’s, and I enjoyed my foiled 3 pack (ok, I doubled up orders more than once) every single time.
Whether it was taped to my desk, the wall, or even the inside door of my closet, your delivery menu was never too far from reach.
You were also the sole retailers of a special Snapple juice way-​back-​when called ‘Apple Pie Cider Tea’. Long discontinued, there has been nothing else like that since. But I don’t blame you… I blame Snapple
Just checked the delivery limit, and it would take 39 hours and approximately 2,700 miles to arrive. My wait may be lengthy, but your tip will be generious…

Great if you’re drunk and can deal with the after-​bar crowd.
Expensive if you’re going for lunch.
Place is a college pizza place so it really isn’t the cleanest

If you are in search for a late night pizza and lite Italian menu you can’t miss. They are consistent and better than any of the chains.

Love the bread which is made on site daily. Mama’s subs are legendary with Kutztown students. Its a small pizza joint with cafeteria style seating. You don’t go here for ambiance but for the good simple Italian cuisine.

This was the pizza I grew up with and you know what, I love it. It’s actually really good pizza. Sometimes I wonder if I would like it had I tried other pizza’s first, but that’s not that case and this is my stuff. Their chicken cheese stakes are crazy good, except the bun is HUGE. Their stuffed buffalo chicken pizza is just mind blowing and their Sunday night baked ziti special also brings joy to my heart. I like this place, the prices are good enough the quality is always the same and it doesn’t take hours. Some people hate on this place, and I never get that. I like it and I will always be glad to go back to Kutztown and and get a slice or a whole pie from here.

This place is not that great. Typical fast food pizza, cheap for students. One experience, the pizza was delivered HOURS late, with no apologies. In the time we waited for the pizza, we had already ordered and ate another one!

Thank goodness for Mama’s. I was confined to Kutztown for the summer playing baseball in the ACBL and I was in the midst of a considerable hitting slump. The oft consumed combination of veal parmesan sandwiches and red cream sodas helped me retain my sanity. The pizza is also quite choice as Ferris Bueller would say. Affordable and portions won’t leave you hungry, but may leave your arteries clogged. Is the tradeoff worth it? Heck yes.

Ah, Mama’s…
I owe you. I really do.
In the four years i lived down the street, I
have puked on your floor, multiple times
have drank numerous 40’s, hidden in my jacket
evaded the police twice.
and once offered to buy a friend a slice of pizza if, and only if he go into your fine establishment wearing only a bra and panties.
He did and you never called the cops, you let him eat his slice and leave.
thanks for being so understanding, i guess that’s what Mom’s are for.

Good pizza. Delivers. Always fresh and hot, some interesting toppings like whole peppers and onions, and very stringy cheese, nice floppy slices of pizza for those of you who like that sort of thing. Also has pierogies on the menu, yum yum!
Tends to be a cop hangout, at least in front, since it’s centrally location in Kutztown near the bars and drunken hot spots. Street parking, or you park in the Feed N Read parking lot next door for easy access.