Red Oven Pizza Bakery

After an extremely long day at USF and IOA, we were starving. We stopped in here and were pleasantly surprised. Our pepperoni pizza was delivered super fast, it was fresh, and delicious. Our server, CHASE, was fantastic. He was on top of it and even brought us to go cups. We were so impressed with his attention to detail and very kind demeanor that we made sure to tell the manager. We will be back on our next vacation!

Obviously this wasn’t the best pizza I’ve ever had in my life, but it was decent. One pizza was enough for 2 people to split (3 slices each) and was considerably very cheap for Universal. We got the Funghi (red sauce, cheese, several types of mushrooms, shallots/​onions of some variety). The shallots/​onions weren’t my favorite but everything else was fine. The crust was thin and crunchy, which was good. It is odd that you order at a counter, sit, someone from the kitchen brings your pizza, and then some other person comes up and says they are your «server», which essentially just means they refill your drinks. It was awkward because she classified herself as a server but didn’t really do anything… Was I supposed to tip her? I don’t know, but I didn’t. Be warned that they do not have indoor seating at all — although their outdoor seats are all covered. This does make for lots and LOTS of flies.

Red Oven is absolutely the best! Definitely the best pizza in town! The pizza was perfectly cooked and the service was excellent! Be sure to check it out if you have not tried it yet, you won’t be disappointed!

We loved the pizza there so much we had lunch there three days in a row while we were spending time at Universal Orlando, we tried three different kinds of pizza and they were all delicious.
The service was great.

Pizza is lame. No flavor. No sauce on «red» pies. Expensive. Only came because it was on the Universal Dining Plan. Not worth it even if it were free.

A nice place to eat at Citywalk.
My wife and I split a Big Eye Pepperoni pizza. It was pretty good, tasted fresh.
The service was good.
Our seats allowed us to people watch and enjoy ourselves.

Never eaten there. Wanted to try it for the first time. Waited all day for it. Unilocal said it was open till 1:30 on Thursday night but imagine the disappointment on my face when I show up at legitimately 12:01 and turns out they close on Thursdays at 12:00. So never got to try it and never will, Hope it’s good. Should I be mad at Unilocal or the restaurant

We had eaten all over the CityWalk by the time it was getting dark and we wanted to see the lights come on and night fall… we sat at the high tops at the front so we could people watch and thoroughly enjoyed it. The prices are reasonable, the pizza was fresh and delicious. The concept made us believe we had to go back to the counter to get refills on our beers, but as soon as we thought that a server showed up and was very happy to bring us drinks. We watched people stroll out of the parks and stroll into the event that had been set up along CityWalk. The perfect ending to a great day.

I can’t wait to go back to Florida to order Red Oven Pizza. It was fresh and filling!!! I’m not proud to say it but I almost ate a small white pizza by myself. hahah I was starving by the time I got my order and table. The wait was a little long and not really organized and you felt rushed to eat because all the other customers are waiting to use the table.
really good pizza

The Pizza here is OK, edible but not really great. Prices are reasonable and the service is pretty fast. It was OK, but I would not be in a hurry to return.

If you are looking for a no fuss place to bring the family — this place is for you. Delicious, fresh ingredients made the pizza quite yummy. They also serve DogFish beer, which is a plus for my crowd.

I liked Red Oven. It’s a better option than a lot of the food within Universal and Islands of Adventure. The service is friendly and very quick, there’s a good selection of pizzas/​toppings, and several good beers on tap (e.g., Peroni and Stella). The price point is about what you would expect for City Walk… $ 8 a beer and about $ 15 for a medium (12″) pizza. The pizza itself is big enough to easily feed two. The toppings are plentiful and of good quality. My only complaint is that the crust could use a bit more flavor. It’s lacking a little salt and a little sugar. I’d definitely eat here again.

We ordered the arugula and procutto white pizza. It was promptly delivered and looked very tasty. It was delicious and hit the spot since we all were dying for an «adult» pizza. Washed it all down with Peroni.
We will be back

I love great pizza. Nothing to love here. The white pizza had only blobs of ricotta cheese on it. No mozzarella at all. The fungi pizza was supposed to have mozzarella. If it did, I didn’t notice. We had two small pizzas and three drinks. The damages came to around $ 46. What a waste. We left lots of pizza for the garbage. Never again.

Red Oven Pizza Bakery is delicious FRESHLY-​baked pizza for quick service. In the heart of Citywalk, it is far better than theme park food but not better priced.
Pizzas are made individually; and, their crusts are both chewy and crunchy (not thin). The sauce is on the plan side which makes getting more ingredients more flavorful.
The Big Eye Pepperoni is my very good. Large (thin, deli-​sliced) pepperoni give the pizza a ton of flavor! The Margherita was tasty and simple.
Next time, I would absolutely order the Big Eye Pepperoni pizza again for its large slices of pepperoni!

Nice people, average food.
This is one of the last places open if you’re stumbling around looking for a late night bite to eat after HHN or a visit to CityWalk. We made it just in time for the doors to close, but they will let you in to order as long as you were in line at closing time.
There is nothing special about the pizzas at all. I tried three of them, and three of them failed to arouse any real interest. However, they were food, and sometimes that’s the most important thing.

We needed a quick bite to eat en route to Blue Man Group. I liked that you could walk up and have hot, fresh pizza at your table in minutes. Hubby and I shared the funghi pizza which we were hoping was as good as Mellow Mushroom’s holy shitake. It was similar but lacked the flavor. I think it is most lacking in the crust. The crust is very plain and could use some seasoning. We also got a pizza for the kiddos to share. The pizzas are bigger than personal size but almost not enough to share for 2 hungry adults. If you have someone eating with you I’d recommend ordering a salad along with the pizza. They sell beer too (including Stella!) but it’s pricey.
You order at the register then bring a pager to your table. All tables are marked «reserved», btw, so random City Walkers don’t just hog them without eating. Service was very good for a quick serve place. The food runners had smiles on their faces and would happily bring you utensils, extra napkins, and parm cheese when asked. Not bad, not great. An Ok meal to fit a tight schedule.

We came here twice in 2 days haha.
We got their funghi pizza, which was surprisingly delicious.
Baked in a stone oven, hence «red oven», and the ingredients are all very fresh.
Sometimes you can even see the fresh slices of mozzarella they cut to cover the pizza
satisfying, and filled us up!

My hubby and I were finding a place to eat before we headed back to the airport to head back home.
We stumbled upon this place and we’re glad to see that the pizza was made fresh to order. My hubby and I wanted to share a salad and a pizza. We have very different taste and wanted to order different things, but apparently you can’t split your pizza in half with we two different types of pizza. However, you can just add toppings. We had a the mushroom pizza and my hubby just added pepperoni to his half. It was alright and I wasn’t too impressed. We also ordered a chicken Caesar salad and nothing was really special about it.
I was a little disturbed by how unclean the dishes were. We had to ask for new dishes. Also, we had to keep asking for things as our waitress kept forgetting to bring stuff. We had no utensils, no pepper/​cheese, napkins, etc.
Probably not a place that I would visit again.

As a quick service dining option at Universal’s CityWalk, Red Oven is convenient if you’re in a hurry or want a small bite, but I thought the food was «just okay». The pizza selection is decent, with roughly ten different options to choose from. They also serve a few entrée-​sized salads, wine, and beer.
Although it was a large portion, the arugula and prosciutto salad wasn’t inspiring. With only four ingredients — arugula, prosciutto, tomatoes, and shaved parmigiano-​reggiano — the salad became tiresome quickly and the fact that the prosciutto meat were in large thin slices made it bothersome to keep cutting into smaller pieces.
The pepperoni pizza had tomato sauce, mozzarella, and large pepperoni. Yes, the pepperoni were large, but not abundant enough, and some of the edges were burnt. The pizza was more on the thin-​crust side and not very satisfying. But at least it’s better than the frozen, generic Costco-​style pizza some places in the theme park would otherwise served.
For roughly $ 25 without drinks, our dinner was satisfactory. If you’re hungry, Red Oven will do for a quick meal, but it’s mediocre and overpriced.