Pie Five Pizza

Needed a quick bite with the kids after activities. The place is quiet and we were the only ones there so that made me nervous, but it is still fairly new. The 5 stars was from both my kids. I think it was more of a 4.
The staff was very very friendly. The kids loved creating their own pizza. The multigrain crust was thin and crispy. The kids loved the cookie desserts that came with the kids meals too.
The décor is cute and very clean. Another plus was the sink in the bathroom. Seriously, my kids loved the unique sink/​dryer combo.
The place totally met my expectations. I’m sure we will be back for a quick meal.

This place is average. Good concept but the sauce is average and so is the crust. It is edible but nothing special

Awesome ingredients and very helpful employees who actually care about the place. Great price and rewards program!

I went on the opening day because there was a buy one get one free coupon on, get this, Grindr. I shit you not.
I have a Fired Pie right out my front door and don’t know why I even tried this.
Compared to Fired Pie, Fired Pie is a pearl in an oyster.
Pie Five is a piece of sand in the oyster, which I doubt can ever turn into a pearl.
Crust is gross. Toppings are not of the high quality like at any other pizza place.
The only reason this doesn’t get only 1 star is because the day I went, everyone who was working there was very nice.
I’ve never been back, even though it’s only a half mile from my house, and I doubt I’ll ever be back.

Tried for a Saturday lunch recently with a Groupon deal. Pizza & salad. First thing I noticed when we walked in was we were the ONLY ones there at lunchtime. And the pizza gal behind the counter looked like she desperately wanted to be somewhere else.
I’m inclined to go overboard with pick-​your-​own pizza so I decided to try the chef’s special shrimp alfredo pizza. Pizza gal reluctantly waited on us with the same level of disinterest — and managed to botch my pizza order (even tho it was their special selection). Mgr came to save the day and pizza gal remade my pizza correctly.
Pizza tasted pretty good, but the thin-​crust wasn’t great, kind of tough and rather flavorless (and I am a crust lover). Oddly the salad was quite good with a very nice balsamic dressing, far better than expected.
Dine in was good. Décor was done with a good amount of $$ and care. Interesting restrooms with some trendy new hand-​dryer thingy I had to figure out. Maybe during the week they are busy? I hope for success here but there is a tremendous amount of competition in this market and Pie5 doesn’t stand out for me.

Been trying pizzas around town and this is a winner! Love the cracker style crust and the generous toppings… what is the best part about this place — the STAFF! Karizma is a gem. What a beautiful lady she is — greeted us at the door, offered help with menu, smiled the entire time, came out and talked to us while we were eating– see how we liked everything! We will be back for a 6.99 pie anyway we want it — best price in town too! Hey they gluten free, deep dish, thin crust and wheat crust too. Have you ever seen ginger and peach iced tea — yep they have it — and one of those cool Coke machines with 100 diff drinks. Come in and get some of this! Salads and desserts excellent too.

I rarely give bad reviews. I also really like pizza, and think the Phoenix area has tons of great options for pizza, from «NYPD» to «Sauce» to «Oregano’s» to «Pizza Me» to «My Pie» to «Fired Pie» to «Grimaldi’s» and more.
Unfortunately, with all that competition, «Pie Five» comes up short in a big way.
I ordered the «High Five» pizza, a side salad, and a drink to-​go.
1) The pizza was not good. It had a weird aftertaste, and the meat fell off the pizza pretty fast.
2) The service felt disorganized. There were 3 guys working, but it didn’t really feel like any of them had a firm grasp on everything that needed to get done. It wasn’t busy when I came in, so I expected everything to be a bit faster and easier.
3) I had to ask for a lid for the salad, and though I asked for the dressing on the side, they forgot to give it to me. I didn’t notice this until I was halfway home.
4) Their soda machine was out of order. They were very kind to give everyone bottled soda instead, but still, that’s a bit unfortunate.
5) They don’t do anything for a to-​go order. The order was not bagged, and I was not offered utensils for the salad, napkins, or anything else to go with my order.
6) As I was waiting for my pizza I noticed a few tables that weren’t clean. Since it wasn’t busy, I was surprised by that.
Scottsdale, and the entire Phoenix area, is filled with excellent restaurants, and excellent pizza places. I genuinely feel like there are much better options than «Pie Five.»

Another pizza «Subway» style place where you order a preselected combination or build your own personal size pizza.
All their pizzas are $ 6.99
Had the Deep Dish «Create your own» individual size pizza and a Margherita Pizza.
My wife and daughter ordered the Margherita Pizza which they used regular mozzarella, tomatoes and garlic with oil, then after it came out of the oven asked if they wanted basil on a thin crust.
I ordered the Deep Pan crust and selected the build your own pizza. I definitely got my money’s worth by getting pepperoni, sausage, ham, bacon, meatball, olives and mushrooms. The pizza was pretty loaded and they had no problem with putting on whatever I wanted on it which was a pleasant surprise.
The lead worker was very helpful in explaining the process and menu, so we ordered, the pie cooked and they called our name to come pick up the pies.
The margherita pizza was not very presentable nor tasty compared to their competitors, needed a dab of pizza sauce but just did not look very tasty.
I was impressed that they offered deep dish and it was pretty tasty along with the massive amount of ingredients that were placed on the pie, I really liked the results.
Would not recommend the margherita pizza but liked the deep dish.

Addicted to pizza so whenever a new joint comes into town, i got to try it.
Its the fast pie type place — build it in front of you and they make it real fast.
Loved how they have two types of crust — I had the pan (thicker). Crust was great!
I’m a boring ol’ cheese pizza guy and I was impressed. Sauce was good, cheese tasted good. They put wayyyy too much sauce on the pie — i’ll ask for light sauce this next time.
The dessert looked good as well but passed on it this time

It’s Subway for pizza!!! And so very Delicious! Quick yet personable service from the crew as they make you your own personal pizza. Fresh ingredients right in front of you to make it easier for picking what you want. Delicious desserts to choose from as well as salads. They have combos to choose from: pizza & salad or pizza & dessert. Both are very good. Bathrooms are clean and set up in a cool way too!

I’ve been here a few times. The place is clean and the food is good. It’s nothing AH-​mazing, but I will definitely return. I like the club card — interesting feature for a restaurant. There’s parking in front and back and 2 entrances which is nice.
The staff… lol… they seem to mostly be high school kids that probably snooze in class if you know what I mean lol, but they’re working at least and nice so whatever.

We popped in on a Sunday afternoon with a free pizza mailer. We split the pan pizza (A MUST) and filled it to the brim with Tuscan maranara, whole milk mozzarella, ricotta, Italian sausage, spinach, caramelized onions, garlic, and topped it off with a delicious swirl of basil pesto.
The employee making our pizza was fun and nice. When we couldn’t decide between certain toppings, he reminded us that it’s one price, so add all the toppings we please! And so we did.
They have one of those fancy soda machines. Husband made a gross drink with all the crazy flavors. He went back and got a regular Coke.
The pizza was effing delicious. We’ve tried a lot of the pizza places similar to this before, but this pan pizza was amazing. I’m stoked Pie Five is so close to home and work. And the back patio area is really nice at this time of year.
As we walked out, we got to meet the manager, who was really awesome. We also had to walk by the chocolate chip cookie pie and turtle brownie pie (think pizookie style). YUM!

New business on scottsdale rd! We went here last weekend. The service was great and the pizza was fresh and fast! I had the meat combo and my bf had the farmers market pizza. They were both delicious and made to what we wanted custom on the order. The only thing missing here is beer. I hear it’s great with pizza. Idk, but they will have wine soon too! Yay! The atmosphere is great, décor modern, and pizza that is fresh and ready in 5

I’m always down for a lunch restaurant close to work that won’t cost me an arm & a leg. One of my co-​workers mentioned this place as an alternative to Fired Pie, so I was intrigued. I’d heard good things about the company in general as there were store openings in my hometown back east. The layout is very similar to the order-​down-​the-​line restaurant — start with the crust, sauce, cheese, toppings, put in the oven, etc.
I think my downfall from the get-​go was ordering a personal pan pizza instead of thin-​crust. Upon opening the to-​go box at work [a ~3min drive away], I noticed my crust was fairly soggy — mostly cooked but not crispy as I like it which caused the box underneath to be soft. When picking up my slices the toppings consistently fell off, including the cheese. The pizza tasted decent, but nothing memorable, just kind of meh and undercooked. My co-​workers too were not very impressed with their pizzas despite the thin crust they each selected. Word to the wise — skip this place and go up the road to Fired Pie.

Not trying to be mean but it was simply forgettable. The staff was unorganized, it seemed that one girl out of six or seven employees did everything except ringing up the guests.
The pizza was ok, and décor was boring at best.
I wish them luck but a manager that’s observant is needed.

New place — so new that, while standing inside the store, the Unilocal app couldn’t find them, so I couldn’t check in.
Fast casual ‘chipotle-​style’ pizza concept. They say right up front, 5 minutes from order to pie, so I started a count down timer on my phone and hit ‘go’ and smiled as I showed it to them while I ordered.
The bad — I ordered the thin crust — the crust is run through a roller, then rolled over with the spikey-​roller-​thingy. Not my favorite crust style (cracker-​like) — not bad, just not my thing — I prefer hand tossed (or even squishy-​ironed dough-​balls as they do at My Pie).
I ordered the «High Five» — this had meat, meat, meat, meat and meat, plus sauce and cheese as the toppings. The guy making the pie really laid the toppings on. I’ve got a friend with a pizza joint, and from talking to him about the business side, they’re going to go broke if they keep putting this many toppings on! (Can’t believe the reviews that are griping about stingy toppings — they either have really odd expectations, or went on an off day — or maybe I was there on an off day?). Anyway, the pizza was put in a conveyor-​style oven. Showed up cut and ready to serve with about 40 seconds left on the 5 minute count-​down timer. This place really is fast. As nice a location as they’re in, as large as they are, as nice as the buildout is, and as generous as they are with the toppings, that’s really important, because they’re going to need to do a lot of volume!
They have the cool Coke machine, too (which means Lime Coke for me!)
So, minus two stars for the crust, plus one for the toppings (they were good) and plus one for the very friendly staff.
Asked about Gluten Free options (important to our family now) — they have gluten free crusts, and they change gloves/​clean surfaces/​etc., so they understand what needs to be done.
Give them a try!

Tiny little pies with anything you want however they’re very chintzy with adding what you want.
There was nothing really outstanding here I did get a whole wheat crust that was nice to have that available but the pie seemed slightly undercooked and I was just generally unimpressed to point I doubt I’ll ever go back maybe if the price was five dollars each instead of seven

Just a quick review because really, with all the similar competition, I’m not going to spend any more time on this pizza. My photo is missing a piece because I wanted to taste it before writing and I was starving! Not any more… The employees were nice. VERY unorganized, but the place is new. The pizza crust was whole grain, but under cooked and basically about as flavorful as the box it came in. I asked for olive oil and garlic as a sauce and the pizza was soggy, so I imagine tomato sauce would make it worse. The toppings were all piled together in the middle of the pizza. They didn’t really look very appealing on the line either. The meat all looked grey. There is a place right down the street that has the same concept and about the same prices but WAY better quality. Go there instead.

Just opened! Actually this is a pre opening. Pizza was great and fast! Nice sauce, no over-​seasoning here! Will be back. 4 different crust choices!

Pie Five is a new addition to the Scottsdale Airport/​Kierland area which opened today.
The inside has a modern, though inviting warehouse feel — tin lighting and stained concrete floors. If you have been to Fired Pie on Northsight, or My Pie near the PV Mall, this may all feel familiar and it should. All have have high temperature ovens that cook their pies in minutes.
Pie Five is slightly different. Here, instead of the machine pressed twelve inch thin crust, you get to choose between four different crust types. Also the pies are somewhat smaller, maybe 8 – 10 inches and they’re all priced at $ 6.95 no matter which toppings you add or order.
Tonight the pies were free and we thought pretty good. Soft drinks are $ 1.98 and the dinner Salad was $ 6.95.
The two of us thought Pie Five Pizza was Three and a Half Stars and «A-​Okay». We will give them a try again in the near future, but they’re off to a promising start