Happy’s Pizza

I love the one pound shrimp dinner excellent the cheeseburger deluxe is outstanding I enjoyed the hotdog with coleslaw I think it’s called the jersey dog.

Literally the worst happys pizza! At This location I was just meet by possibly the most miserable, mean, Insensitive attitude I ever experienced in the food industry. My boyfriend called for a pizza and salad and literally 2 mins later we get a emergency call and we had to leave. We called back immediately to cancel our pizza I’m talkin not even 5 mins later. And the lady was horrible to us! Says our pizza was done we were like can’t be mam we just ordered it like the pen has to still be wet. She had nothing but attitude and we explain how sorry we were and apologized to the fullest she told us and I quote «don’t ever order from us again» and in the most nasty way! my boyfriend hung up in complete shock! Don’t call you again? This is a pizza place! I worked at a pizza place for 4 years people cancel orders it happens you don’t tell them to never call again. Soooo unprofessional! And she claimed to be the manager! Manager?! And that’s how you run a place? That’s how you talk to clients? So horrible!

I love Happys! Very friendly! Food is always greet! They have great service and our delivery guys is always so sweet! I love this place! Great pizza

I’ve never been to this location but I get delivery from them. I’m pretty satisfied with them overall. The delivery guy is always nice and the food is hot and correct when it gets here. They recently started online orders which I love! Only 3 stars though because it’s a little expensive sometimes depending on what you order.

Happys pizza was more like sad pizza. Upon opening the box, depression came over the entire room. The square pizza looked horrible and crooked with uneven slices. It must have been bring your kid to work day because the precision is that likened to a 4 year old with scissors. The round pizza was almost worse, as it was almost as flat as the box it came in, and it wasn’t a thin crust. The round pizza was floppy and flaccid, boasting soggy raw dough underneath the thin barely there cheese. The best part about this pizza will be the bowel movement I have to rid myself of this sorry excuse for a beautiful food. I should not have expected much as my experience was less than pleasant starting from placing my order. The man who answered the phone was rude and rushed, even at one point handing the phone off mid order so that I had to start my order all over again with a different employee. Unprofessionalism coupled with less than sub par pizza will leave never ordering from Sad’s Pizza again. Seriously, $ 5 dollar Hot n Readys are better, and a better value.

There is nothing «happy» about this pizza place. After looking online at the menu we called to place a take out order at 10:30 pm, even though the website advertises open until midnight, they told us they were closing up and wouldn’t take our order. We decided to get Green lantern pizza which is right down the road, we drove past Happy’s twice, on the way back at 11 pm the open sign was not only on still but there were people inside still places orders and dinning in. Not going to waste money on people who don’t want your business. Save your money!

I’m not really sure how I How I feel about Happys as a franchise, I stopped eating from there about two years ago because when they first opened everything was great but one they started franchising the food was terrible. Anywho had a craving for catfish nuggets and the closests place was the john r store. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised, I devoured everything before I could take the picture sorry ;(

Well, I take offense to that mean-​spirited review posted on 3÷21÷11, though in fairness that was over a year ago. But the location near us, on John R just north of 11 Mile Road, is just fine.
Granted, when we first tried Happy’s a couple of years ago, we were less than impressed. It really wasn’t very good pizza.
On a whim (and having been impressed with their specials that came in the mail), we tried their pizza again, along with their rib tips and fried chicken.
OMG, what a find! Or, shall I say, a rediscovery!
The pizza was good — the crust was especially soft and melted in your mouth.
The REAL find were the ribs and chicken — simply delicious. The chicken deal was awesome (12 pieces for $ 10), as were the rib tips (8 for $ 5).
The chicken was NOT greasy; the skin was crispy and the meat (all dark meat) was juicy. The rib tips were tender and tasted very good.
The chicken was so good that we went back a few days later for more chicken and fried shrimp and cheese sticks (and more pizza).
I take offense to the remark in the other review disparaging the people who eat at Happy’s. Yes, it wasn’t very good a couple years ago but maybe they’re under new management.
I would recommend for quality and value; their daily specials are very attractive.

Happy’s Pizza *is* Detroit™. How Detroit™ is it?
It’s more Detroit™ than paying your cable bill in person.
It’s more Detroit™ than buying your clothes at a party store.
It’s more Detroit™ than hoping to be the 9^th caller so WJLB will pay your light bill*.
It’s more Detroit™ than quitting smoking Newports for two weeks so you can afford Kid Rock tickets.
It’s more Detroit™ than thinking that having a favorite flavor of Faygo is more of an indication of pride in your city than evidence that you grew up poor.
It’s more Detroit™ than having a «Out of a Job Yet? Keep Buying Foreign!» bumper sticker on your Indian/​Chinese-​designed, Mexican-​built, Italian-​owned and operated Dodge Caliber.
It’s more Detroit™ than a morbidly obese blonde girl with wire-​rimmed glasses and a rose tattoo on her ankle and a scrunchy on her wrist smoking a Newport 100 while driving the piece of shit $ 500 94 Chevy Cavalier that she just financed from the used car lot.
It’s more Detroit™ than thinking that being from a suburb of Detroit makes you «tough» and gives you an excuse for being an asshole to people.
Happy’s Pizza doesn’t make any sort of attempt to serve you quality food, nor does it pretend to serve anything that a parent who cared about their kids’ well-​being would ever consider feeding them. It’s bland, greasy, unhealthy dreck. They make no bones about it — they purposely put their stores in economically depressed neighborhoods and deliver their pizzas in areas where nobody else will deliver. It’s a good business model — and the only way that a place like Happy’s could survive — but it’s unabashedly exploitative.
Of all the great pizza chains that originated in Detroit, Happy’s is by far the most embarrassing. When and if Detroit finally regains her pride, Happy’s Pizza will go under. I look forward to that day.
Happy’s Pizza is as tasteless as the people who eat there.
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* — for those of you who aren’t from Detroit, WJLB will play a song and when you hear that song and call in, if you’re the 9^th caller, they will pay one of your bills for you. For real. No, seriously.