Flying Wedge Pizza Co

This is a sad sad day. I used to order Flying Wedge ALL the time because it was the only place in the city with gluten free EGG FREE pizza delivery (and it was good too). Well they changed their recipe and the new gluten free crust now has egg whites in it, noooooo. So I can eat pizza no more. Gluten free pizza is popping up more and more but why oh why is it that no one can make a gluten free crust for vegans!!! I have made pizza dough at home and it’s doughy and yummy, and VEGAN. So it’s not like it isn’t doable. Sigh…

I wrote a review on June 28^th … to which the business owner commented on. In his comments he left a phone number, to which he could be reached at – well guess what? I called 2 x and both times left a voice mail message, which has yet to replied to.
So bad customer service from the location, as well as bad customer service from the head office — NEVER GOING TO FLYING WEDGE EVER AGAIN!

Ever since the move from their previous location up the street, flying wedge has lost some of its touch but it still remains as the defacto pizza joint in the neighbourhood.
Flying wedge is a big part of vancouver, offering their take on «gourmet» pizza. While gourmet is not what one typically associates with fast food, flying wedge does a decent job in separating themselves from the pack like dominos, panago, etc. they have a large assortment of special flavours and «fresh» takes on classics such as hawaiian and deluxe. Flying wedge is neither great nor bad, but it certainly doesn’t deserve the current 2.5 it is recieving.
An Average Three, out of Five.

My husband and I recently moved to the Cambie area, and after our friends and family graciously helped us move all of our furniture and boxes into the new place, we decided to treat them to some pizza and beer. The only pizza place I could find in the vicinity was Flying Wedge, so I decided to place an order with them.
Flying Wedge is a bit pricey I’ll admit, but they have a great deal: 2 large pizzas for $ 35.99, which also comes with dips and a 2 L of pop (pepsi products only). Since we were feeding over 10 hungry people, this was great. I opted for 4 large pizzas: Classic Pepperoni, Tropical Pig, Pesto Chicken, and Meat Master Blaster. I phoned in the order, and it was ready for pick-​up in half an hour.
There was only one girl working by herself (from what I could see), but she was really friendly and efficient. She double bagged our 2 bottles of pop and gave us extra dips on top of what we had requested. Another customer came in to order a slice of pizza, and the girl reheated the slice no questions asked. The pizza’s available to purchase slices from looked pretty good, but I was also at Flying Wedge around 2 PM, so arguably it was quite early in the day.
As for the pizza itself, I thought it was pretty good. Everyone was happy with all four selections. The pizzas weren’t too greasy, and they had a good ratio of toppings on them. It wasn’t the best pizza I’ve ever had, but it was far, far away from the worst. I like the wide variety of toppings they offer, and the specialty pizzas do offer a great combination of flavors.
I don’t feel that Flying Wedge deserves the 2 star rating it has right now, but it’s just under 4 stars for me. 3.5 stars.

Been here twice. If the key thing you are looking for in a pizza is various «gourmet» (a.k.a. fancy/​unusual) but not particularly flavourful toppings, and you either do not mind or are actually seeking pizza that is quite mushy and very expensive, then this is the place for you. Otherwise, perhaps not.

I have been ordering from this location off and on for quite a while now. Yesterday I ordered 4 medium pizzas, for delivery. The first pizza I cut into, had a HAIR (4 – 5 inches long) in it. We all took a look to make sure it was a hair, not a piece of cheese string, it was a HAIR. I tella ya, we were not happy at all. I called Flying Wedge, the staff person, said there was nothing she could do, but to re-​make the order. I said no way, just come and get the pizzas and the hair and refund me. She said she could not refund me only re-​make the order. I asked for the manager and she replied with, there is no manager here. I wasn’t pleased at all. She took my name and number, and said that she would have the manager contact me next day. Next day, I spoke to the manager and she apologized about the hair in the pizza and refunded me in full. The manager handled the situation well, stepped up, apologized. If only last night converssation was like this, I wouldn’t of freaked out. I think they need a meeting in food safe and how to deal with customers complaints, as it is not good for business to say, they can’t do anything about the situation and leave it at that.

This is a place I go when I am starving and about to go shopping at the Choices down the street. Standard pizza on the pricey side, $ 5 for 1 piece or 2 for $ 10.
Staff are bored to death teenagers. I said to go but they gave me a plate by accident, and then offered me some sauces.
Don’t expect much, if your in a hurry and don’t want curry, it is an option.

This Flying Wedge Location has been on that corner for a long time serving their overstuffed slices of pizza. Although the pizza and topping can have unique combinations the over all taste of slice did not come thought. The staff where helpful and the dining area is clean so i give them and A-​OK rating

Dropped by for a late night snack at :20mins before closing and was greeted by some chipper staff with a great deal on the slices still in the case.
Sure the slices were end of the day, congealed cheese, left behinds, but the flavor was still there and satisfying to boot.
Good times, see you again wedgie.

I stopped in here in a hurry after rushing home to start moving boxes to the new place. When I took a look over the pizzas they had available I was a little disappointed. It was only 7pm and most of them looked kinda stale and dried out, as though they had been sitting under the heat lamp for an hour or three. If I hadn’t been in such a rush, I probably would have walked back out, but some friends were meeting me at my place and they had already agreed to help me move some stuff so I wasn’t going to make them wait for me as well.
I decided on the veggie wedgie, even though the cukes on it looked pretty shrivelled. The cashier asked me if I wanted it reheated… ummm. duh? Cold pizza is only for hangovers, and its far too early in the day to be hungover… for me anyways. I had already stated that I wanted it to go so when they asked me if I wanted it in a box I was kind of confused. Ok, I get that everyone in the world is suddenly trying to cut down on plastic bags and stuff, but seriously, am I supposed to just carry it in my bare hands after it just comes out of a piping hot oven? Get serious! I like Flying Wedge pizza, but this location is the shits. No wonder I never go here, the one in Royal Centre is so much better.

Their Pizza and Service was blah…
The only thing that was cool was you could order their pizza online without creating a user id. Very Cool. The pizza was not that good at all. The only thing that saved it was the different dips. The tropical dip for the cheeseburger pizza was not that bad. The woman who helped me out was not friendly at all. Maybe it’s a Canadian thing, only nice to the locals or something. I don’t know but when I’m back in Vancouver and in the mood for pizza, I wont be back to this place. Kinda hard to mess up a pepperoni pizza but they succeeded.

Gosh, the pizza from Fly Wedge is so blah and tasteless. Sure, they give you stuff not found out some other well known pizza shops like artichokes and almonds, but Flying Wedge lacks taste and flavours that makes your tastebuds and stomach happy. The crust is almost resembles frozen pizza, the cheese lacks cheesiness, and the artichokes happened to be bitter. Their pizzas are way overpriced too.

Flying Wedge pizza is different from any that I’ve ever had. More like toppings on pizza bread that anything else. Decent taste. The staff at this location don’t see to care whether you eat there or not. Not rude, but distant and bored.

I wasn’t a fan of their pizza.
Maybe my Rom pizza had been sitting out in their display case for too long, but it was really dry and overcooked. The cheese seemed crusty and it had long lost it’s soft, gooey, elasticity. And the little chunks of tomatoes seemed like ghosts of their former selves — just shells really.
Overall, I didn’t really like it, but pizza’s pizza, and if you’re hungry for a quick bite to eat, this place may just hit the spot.