Pizza Fiesta

I was trying to order online but after I hit the fifteenth page and they wanted even more information to start an account I gave up and called my order in. There’s no need to force someone to enter their email address and create an account just to order a pizza.
The breadsticks were a little overcooked and the bleu cheese dressing was in packet form so if you are hoping to get a container with chunks of bleu cheese in it, prepared to be disappointed. Pizza was average but you need to let it cool off before you try to grab a slice or the cheese is going to slide right off of it.
Ordered the family feast (large plain pie, hoagie, breadsticks, two liter soda) and with tax and tip it came to $ 30.00. They do charge a $ 1.00 delivery fee. After the fiasco of trying to order online and the rather strange handling of the called in order I opted to pay with cash instead of using my debit or credit card.
I might order from here again; the cheeseburger hoagie was great and you actually tasted the meat but the bread needed to be cooked more. They did get points for putting the lettuce and tomato on the side in a container and omitted the onions just as I requested.
There’s nothing spectacular about the pizza but it arrived within 45 minutes and everything was correct.

Pizza is okay. Delivered us our order tonight plus an extra pizza that wasn’t ours. Did realize and didn’t eat it. Called back they said they delivered it to the wrong house. No duh. Good thing I’m a nice person. Someone could have messed with that pizza. Poor ethics from pizza fiesta tonight. Feel bad for the people who ordered the buffalo chicken pizza. I would be angry if I found out someone else had my pizza before it was delivered to me.

GO OUT OF YOUR WAY TO COME HERE — I’m from tx and this is the best pizza I’ve ever tasted in my 24 (almost 25 since its 2016) years of life!

I walk past this place every day heading home. While talking to a co-​worker, I was told that they had pretty good food.
I went there for lunch. When looking at the menu I noticed that a lot of the regular food was pretty expensive for a little pizza shop, but I figured they must have really good food, as I was told. When I walked in, the cashier was sitting down in the customer area eating. He casually walked around behind the counter and took my order. He was friendly, but certainly in no hurry. I ordered the half italian sub (it was listed on the menu as being NINE inches) and a bottle of pop. My total came to $ 9.93. After waiting about 20 minutes, I got my sub. It was NOT 9 inches. It was a pretty mediocre sandwich on a basic 6 inch roll that you can get at any supermarket. On the sandwich was one slice of provolone, two slices of salami, and 2 slices of what looked like ham, but might have been capicola. It tasted ok. But it was certainly not worth $ 10.
To make matters worse, I noticed that the ‘lunch specials’ included any half sub, a drink, and fries for only $ 7.89. So basically I paid $ 2 more than I should have to NOT get fries. At no time did the cashier tell me about the lunch special that was cheaper and very similar to my order for less money. Friendly but poor service, mediocre subs, and absolutely not the same size as advertised. If you want a sandwich or sub, there are better and cheaper places very close by. I won’t be going back.

Good food and fast service! Got a simple cheese pizza, delicious. Thin, crispy crust. Will definitely eat here again.

This place is the biggest joke of a pizza shop I’ve ever had to deal with. I placed an order and they made it at the wrong location and when I got to the one on Penn ave they told me to drive to the downtown one at 130 am instead of making me the food there. When I got the downtown location 20 mins later the manager was rude and was sure to tell me several times it wasn’t there fault obviously it was and did nothing to make it right. He was a joke of a manager and just a rude and ignorant person. I will never order from there again!!! I hope the owner sees this and can make the proper changes to have a more competent staff!

Pretty good pizza but it needs more sauce. Good, chewy crust. Fast delivery and the food arrived hot.

Love this place. I always get wings or chicken alfredo. Everytime i order, im off the phone in under a minute and the delivery is quick. Definitely my go pizza spot

Love this place! Their shrimp pizza is amazing and delivery is always super quick! Causes me to eat pizza far more than I should! No better place for pizza downtown

I love the name of this place, I love the fact that they are trying to mash it up. With a name that kind of evokes an Italian Mexican chain, it’s not what you are really getting. One of the other things that I really appreciate of this place is that they deliver to a huge amount of neighborhoods circling around the downtown area.
Since I started out on writing my review for this place I have ordered at least twice from here. Both times I was not disappointed. Both times I was full.
My first order was one of their bread twists. I had the pepperoni variety. If you need a visual for this, just think of everything that you would put on a pizza, minus the sauce, stuffed inside some bread that is in the shape of a C. Only minus the sauce on the inside, why, because you get a side of marinara on the side with some ranch (more on that later) on the side. It was good, so good that I ate it all in one sitting.
My next order here was a salad. With a mix of iceberg and spring mix lettuce I wasn’t let down by this. Add in some cucumbers, red onions, and tomatoes I was sold. I had opted for some of that ranch dressing I mentioned prior. What is so good about it? It’s homemade. So good, definitely not store bought. I thank you for this due to my allergies, I could actually enjoy a ranch dressing again.
You’ve definitely earned another repeat customer in me.
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My friends and I have ordered Pizza Fiesta many times when we hang out at his house in the North Side. Easily the best pizza I have ever had! We usually order them off Grubhub because it’s easy and convenient and it is usually late night after we go out. The leftovers the next day are the best! Great taste.

I started going here because I went to Point Park, and it was close. Now I only go here when I’m feeling nostalgic for my freshman year of college.
This place is great because it’s open late. Other than that it’s nothing to write home about. It’s also convenient for anyone who works or goes to school downtown. But pizza places are also a dime a dozen downtown. I just frequented this place because its proximity to Point Park. That’s the only thing that made me choose this place over any other pizza place downtown. The food is alright. Just your average pizza, hoagies, etc. Not any better or worse than anything else.
The inside is outdated and grungy. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel unclean just being inside, but I’m not very particular about that sort of thing. If you are, I would stay away.

In my opinion, this is the best pizza I’ve had thus far since moving to Pittsburgh. This encompasses everything from the crust, the sauce, and whatever toppings you may get on top. Plus, the sauce to cheese ratio is exactly what it should be. Of course it doesn’t hurt to have an awesome complimentary ranch dipping sauce to go along with your pizza.

Love Pizza Fiesta! I never thought of ordering pizza downtown considering I don’t live down there (and there are many pizza places closer to me), but after being introduced to it, why not?
Everything I’ve tried has been very good. Nothing that makes me go crazy, but well worth the price. They also have a ranch dressing that is very tasty!
What keeps me going back, however, is the prices. Everything is fairly cheap. Also, if you order and get it delievered, they have it at your house withing 30 – 45 minutes. It’s probably the quickest pizza place I’ve ever ordered from! They also are open till early morning which is good for when you’re hungry and don’t feel like cooking at 1 a.m.
The only problem is sometimes they tend to forget things. Once they forgot my drink and another time we asked for hot garlic wings and they only gave us garlic. Not anything to really complain about, but definitely something to keep in mind.

blech. this isn’t pizza. the steak hoagie tasted decent, but that’s not steak either… then again this wouldn’t be worst decision you could make at 1AM

Great pizza crust, and love their onion rings. My go-​to pizza is the special two-​topping medium pizza. I order onion and sausage and ask them to make it a white pizza. I’ve never been disappointed. Solid four-​star plus all the way. Delivery is fast and friendly. I like to order online to get the free delivery.
Update 9÷6÷13: I’ve ordered from Pizza Fiesta probably eight times since I posted my original review. Was disappointed once when their onion rings were overcooked, and once when their fries with cheese and bacon were overcooked, but I just added a note in subsequent online orders asking them not to overcook/​bake, and the next order was fine. This place still gets two big thumbs up from me.

Pizza Fiesta surprisingly delivered out to us in Beechview, and the pizza was excellent as was the hoagie. I liked the Sugar Balls too.

Pepperoni, Sausage, Ham, Salami, Capicola, and Bacon: Put them on a pizza and bear gustatory witness to the good things that happen inside the mouth when salty meats cavort with a tangy red sauce, creamy, tapered mozzarella, and a sturdy crust. Not that I haven’t devoured even better Meat Lover’s Pizzas, but this omnivore and his lady were considerably impressed with what we had delivered to us the other night (yeah, they cover Beechview!) by Downtown Pittsburgh’s Pizza Fiesta.
Also had was a hulking half of a Santa Fe Chicken Hoagie. Shrouded in a toasted bun comes grilled chicken, bacon, cheddar, the usual vegetables, and a «Santa Fe sauce» that I can only describe as a median between sugar and spice. Of course, I also had mayonnaise on the sandwich, so that may have clouded my palate a bit, but I’ll say this: Subway has just gotten yet another inch of dirt shoveled onto its coffin.
For dessert were the adequate, not exactly spherical funnel cakes PF calls Sugar Balls, and while they were tasty in a naughty state fair kind of way, they could have lived up to their namesake a little more if they weren’t so stingy with that powdered sugar dust.
Upon the conclusion of our meal, I came to a frightening realization: I’m running out of places to review that deliver to my neighborhood!
P. S. I don’t know if PF makes their cheesecake in-​house or just buys it elsewhere and resells it, but the slice I had for dessert was excellent.

Not great, not bad. Just one girl appeared to be working when we found the place. Short walk across the bridge from Station Square.
Pizza was creative and tasty, hoagie I got was crispy and good as well. It was pretty hot in there, but I just don’t think PGH is used to handling that kind of heat. The other review is correct about the napkins being hidden away a little, but we had no problem getting a few.

Stopped here with some coworkers, who were attempting to try all the pizza downtown has to offer.
Overall, not bad at all. The pizza was tasty and affordable, and they have a big dining area which wasn’t cramped at all, even at lunchtime.
The atmosphere was a little shady (we were informed that they didn’t keep napkins in the dining area because «people kept stealing them»), and I don’t think I’d take a date here, but overall this is a solid lunchtime place if you work dahntahn and like a good slice of pizza.