MOD Pizza

I LOVE Mod Pizza. I discovered it a few months ago and have gone at least once a week since then. The staff is always pretty friendly and upbeat. The prices are reasonable and they don’t charge extra for additional toppings.

Ive eaten here 4 times now and they are pretty good. The price is awesome seeing that you can put as many toppings and shit on your pizza for 1 decent price and its not gonna run up the bill.
I guess my reasoning for the 3 stars is the toppings arent that special or «good», they are average. I like my pizza to have flavor and i like everything i get on it to have flavor. The crust is pretty bland. Flavored crusts would def make this place better. The toppings are just your average toppings nothing special or something your really gonna remember.
This place is better than ordering Pizza hut, dominos or such and cheaper. But this isnt a place im really gonna miss.
OH AND YOU GLUTEN FREE PEOPLE– They have gluten free crust, so your taken care of as well!

This was my first time trying MOD pizza, and it was such a cool experience! It’s basically like a design-​your-​own pizza line. What made me really happy was that they had gluten free options too! However, it’s not a 100% gluten free kitchen so if you’re severely gluten intolerant than this might not be the place for you. It was super fast and pretty good service. They had a bunch of options to choose from too! One MOD sized pizza (personal sized) is about 6 slices but on super thin crust, so it fills you up perfectly!

Love mod pizza! Literally, in love. It’s been a while since I have reviewed but I had such great service on my visits today, and my pizza was fab. I always get the double crust and share it with my two toddlers and we are stuffed after! I got pesto, roasted garlic, garlic rub, mozzarella, artichoke, red bell peppers, feta and basil and it is da bomb. I go three times a week and never have gotten sick of it! Plus just being able to add unlimited toppings and the crust is so thin and flavorful that it is hard to stay away! Then after you can get some desert from menchies a few doors down!

The idea is great and building your own pizza means if it’s not good it is your fault. My only problem was they skimped on the meats and the cheese wasn’t cooked enough. Same with the dough.

I was in the mood for some pizza and passed thus place numerous times on my way to the 17 all the time so I decided to go in. Was a little overwhelmed because I’ve never been and they have all kinds of fresh toppings and everything. The woman behind the counter was really nice and explained everything, so I began to make my own mod sized pie. Added a small side Caesar salad and strawberry shake to go along with my pie. the pizza was super delicious and everything tasted fresh. Salad was on point and the shake was damn good as well. I will definately be making more trips to this establishment.

Pizza here is ok. They barely put any sauce on my pizza. I asked for extra jalapeños and got extra pineapples that tasted funny. Pizza is average and second time I’ve gone there and the pizza seems to need to be cooked longer. Compared to other places like this by my old work it doesn’t compare.

Our first time here. I heard it from a few of my clients. The setting wasn’t bad except it was extremely cold in there that it was hard for me to eat the pizza and got cool before we made it to the table.
As for the service, they were great. We told them it was our first time so they were really helpful to us. Very polite & courteous as well.
Now for the pizza itself. You have 3 sizes to choose from, Mini, Mod or Mega. I got the mod and hubby got the mega (mod over cheese pizza). So it’s pretty interesting because it’s a buffet of toppings that you choose from to «modify» your pizza with. They also have classics you can choose from if you don’t want to create your own. The great thing is, the toppings are unlimited. The pizzas are Artisan style so it goes into a wood burning like fire grill.
Overall the taste was not bad at all. The service was great. The restaurant is very clean. Oh and they have homemade lemonades and teas. Only 2 of each to choose from but pretty good.

Stopped here for a fast pizza to go, late, our last night in Phoenix. The crust is thin the pizza is built right in front of you. They charge one price per size and you can add whatever toppings you want for that price. There’s inside or outside seating. This is not authentic New York style pizza. But as a late night snack it hit the spot. The staff on duty that night were terrific.

Decided to see what hype is. Not bad, a wood fired thin crust «Mad Dog» with Mushrooms, Onion and Asiago. I got it to go, so it was only warm by the time I got home, but still tasty. Customer service is pretty good, just know it’s a turnkey environment, so it can take some time; however they still moved product quickly.

So the service was fair once I received it. I went in to mod pizza and there was nobody in line it was just me. Guy looks at me welcomes me and then a bus driver (Commercial bus driver, not a city bus driver or school bus driver) comes in behind me and states that she’s a bus driver and in a hurry and the guy doesn’t even acknowledge me, doesn’t say do you mind if I help this person? or doesn’t say give me just a minute this person’s in a hurry! He just takes the person from behind me who came in about 30 seconds after me does her order and then comes back and helps me.
Now I’m not complaining that he help somebody else before he helps me, so much as I’m complaining about the fact that he didn’t ask me since I was there first if it was OK, if he helped her because she was in a hurry. He just did so. No apologies nothing to me.
It’s too bad that that’s the service that I received because I really do enjoy eating at that mod pizza but there are other locations I can visit and hopefully they’ll treat me better than that in the future.
By the way I still left before the bus was even full.

I have been to other places like this, but I hadn’t tried out MOD, yet. I have been down this way a few times to get frozen yogurt at Menchies, and MOD has always peaked my interest. My buddy in Orange County has also mentioned this spot to me a few times. I figured that it was time to check it out!
I walked in and was asked if I had been there before. I replied with, «No.» and was given a quick rundown. Pretty much the same as the other «create your own pizza places». They had a mini, a regular and a double size. They have preset pizza combinations, or you could make your own. I went with the regular size with red sauce, cheese, pepperoni, meatballs, onions, roasted garlic cloves and regular minced garlic. My main objective was to keep vampires away and to have some super kicking breath for my coworkers when I returned from lunch. Mission successful! ;-) My pizza and a fountain drink came out to just over $ 10.00. Not bad! Here is how everything was…
My Pizza Creation– If your pizza doesn’t taste good, that’s on you! You picked out the toppings! My pizza looked delicious once it came out of the oven. The bottom had a nice char and the crust of the pizza was delicious. My combo of pepperoni, meatball, onion and 2 kinds of garlic was fantastic. The roasted garlic was soft and sweet, the regular garlic was pungent and delicious! They use a crumbled type meatball here and they tasted great. The onions were of the sliced red variety. Plenty of pepperoni, too! The cheese was good but would have been better if it were a fresh mozzarella. It was a bit soft and probably could have been cooked an extra 30 seconds to brown up the cheese. The only other beef I had with this pizza was that the dough was a bit «sticky». When I bit into my pizza, a few times, the dough sort of separated. It was like the toppings were floating on top of the crust instead of being baked/​sealed in with the crust. Nothing major, just something I noticed.
Drink– They have fresh brewed lemonade! 2 kinds, too. Regular and marionberry! Crushed ice, and a cold refreshing lemonade hit the spot! They were both good, but the regular one was a tad better.
Overall, I was happy with my meal. Service was good, pizza was good, price was very fair and it’s not too far from work. It’s not as good as Fired Pie IMO, but its still a mighty fine, quick lunch for around $ 10.00. I’m sure I will be back sooner than later.

Interesting concept. It was my first time yesterday, so I didn’t know quite what to expect. They have a list of some common pizzas on the wall, so I chose one that seemed good to me. I ordered the Dominic. What’s interesting is the pizza is like a flat bread, and customizable. So the guy asked me if there’s anything else I wanted on it and I asked for garlic. Pretty simple and no extra charge. Kind of makes me think of ‘which wich’ sandwich place, if you’ve been.
The taste of my pizza was good, but not enough for me for five stars, but I look forward to trying more. The crust is really like a flat bread. It’s crusty and also chewy, I am not sure how I feel about it. I’m curious about their chicken bbq pizza though. If they win me over with that, then I’m not hesitant to change my review to five stars.

Wow!
Coming back to Phoenix and having Mod and it’s even better than before! This is the best pizza i have ever had. Love it!
Cheers to the owners of this awesomeness!!!

SO YUMMY! I have been to a similar place in California so I was excited to drive past this place yesterday and even more excited that my hubby wanted to try it for dinner! It’s a great concept for a great price. The staff seemed tired and there definitely weren’t enough people there to cover the needs of the customers. We got 2 pizzas, a drink and a beer for under $ 30. Oh, they have Papago Orange Blossom on tap which is the best beer ever! Their ice teas were super delish but my favorite was the Caramelized Pear… I could drink a gallon of that! And to top it off they have the best ice too! Overall a good experience and we would go back but do a few things differently. I would ask for mine to be cooked longer, the crust was a little soggy and my hubby would not spring for the mega pizza as it was a let down but he would have been happy with just the mod style.

We see this everywhere. It’s really sad when a great place gets popular and employees think ok to slack on quality and service when someone puts heart and soul into opening a business. I let it slide last time when the gal just threw my toppings in the center and didn’t even spread them out. This is a fav pizza spot of mine being a regular cust on average once a week with an online account for lunch pick ups. Then dissapointed to see the dilapidated crust which are pre-​cut/​sized for the pizza box that didn’t even fill the box. Quarter of the pizza was missing. Product outcomes speaks volumes of the employees… Just dissapointed

Went to MOD pizza for my very first time on Sunday afternoon around 1pm. The place was clean. The set up reminds me of Chipotle. You tell them what you want on your pizza and they build it for you.
They have so many options that it is overwhelming. Haha the ingredients were pretty fresh except for the arugula. It was a little wilted and brown.
I asked the lady if they had a certain seasoning and she said no and looked at me as if I was insane. Okay, thanks lady. The dough boy and the cashier were really nice, though :) They had interesting beverage options that I will have to try next time. (Pear tea I’m coming for you.)
The pizza was good. The crust was nice and crunchy and thin. The Caesar salad had a little bit too much dressing for my personal tastes. A mini pizza and a mini Caesar cost me $ 10.
I would return to MOD :)

On my way back from a cruise in February we found an establishment similar to this in California and I was so impressed with the concept. I am so excited there is now one close to my home. For under $ 8 and in less than 5 minutes you can get a pizza with your choice of toppings. The price is the same regardless of how many toppings you choose. They also have a selection of house pizzas to choose from and a house dessert that is to die for.
I highly recommend and will definitely be frequenting this place!

New location! Great idea. Great deal for being able to create your own pizza with whatever toppings you want.
My child loves it. He gets to add whatever topping is available and he can see it go in the brick oven. Pizzas are delicious.

I don’t get it? Why the five stars? Being from NY I know pizza. This is not great pizza. Is it because it is so fast? There is nothing wrong with the place but nothing to write home about either. I think of this place as the McDonalds of pizza. They advertise fast and it is. I got a Mini Tristan and a salad and a drink and it cost 11 dollars. I don’t know. That is not a cheap lunch for leaving hungry and fast food pizza. I did notice on the way out they had these cool looking Ice Teas and Lemonade. I was intrigued by the sound of a Caramel Pear Tea and the Blackberry Lemonade. They were both Delish. I would go back just for those if I was close by.
Another annoyance, the place was dirty. It looked like it had been three months since they dusted the railings where the tables are connected to. (They have been open for three months) I have to admit the staff members were very friendly. This strip mall has a lot of great options so not sure it will last.