Pizza Ranch

Mac and cheese pizza was amazing. But that’s about it.
Awful service from the second we walked in. They took the salad bar down an hour and a half early and never brought us silverware, plates, or napkins. After waiting 30 minutes for the pizza, the waitress came to our table and asked «Is this your pizza?», set it down and walked away. They never came back. Horrible service.

This was our second visit to this location. The service was outstanding. Old plates were off our table in a timely manner. Our «favorite» pizza was on our table shortly after finishing our salad and garlic bread. The timing of everything was flawless. I was very impressed. The restaurant was clean. They even took a special request towards the end of the evening for the buffet and brought it to our table. All the games in the game room were operable. It was a pleasant evening for my family for under $ 50. It was everything I expected and in some cases more! Keep up the great work!

We went to this particular location today for the first time. The staff are friendly, and the building/​dining room/​bathrooms are much, much nicer than the Pizza Ranch location in the Dells. The quality of the food was pretty much the same. It’s not the most amazing pizza you’ll ever have, but it’s A-​OK.
Something that they do here, but not at the Dells location, is give you 1.50 worth of free tokens. I initially wondered what those were for until we wandered through a door into a huge open room painted black, with black lights, and a boat load of video games. Kind of like their answer to Rocky’s or Chuck E. Cheese. So they give you these free tokens, get you in there, your kid spends them in 5 seconds flat and then instantly wants more. An obvious, yet brilliant ploy to get you to part with your money to appease the now begging and whining child.
Good thing we brought our tranquilizer gun. Don’t worry, no animals, children under 5, or Pizza Ranch employees were harmed.