Pie Five Pizza Co

Yeah I’m a pie five addict. I love the prices and the fact that I can put on whatever ingredient on the pizza. Some of the employees have my order memorized. If you’ve never been, it’s definitely a place to try

Great food and great service! The food may seem like it wouldn’t be filling, but surprisingly it is. Love coming here after class!

My husband & I love this place. You can order the pizza you want from the many ingredients & sauces & all you want for 1 price. It’s delicious.

this place is incredibly good! i’m never ever dissatisfied or disappointed. i come here 1 a week & i’m super excited every time. you got me!!! i will forever be a pie five pizza lover!!!

I reviewed the wrong pizza place. I love pie five. Always good and friendly. I originally gave this one star thinking I had selected the right place to give one star and I feel stupid now.

Wow I’m in ahh, that said I don’t wanna sound like a traitor to my hometown, but this pizza definitely beats blaze in LA especially if your a thin crust guy like myself. My pie stayed consistently crunchy throughout my whole sit down. Perfect cheese to sauce ratio. If I had one of these in LA I would be here at least once a week, yes it’s that good people! So do yourself a favor when in Dallas try a pie at pie five You can’t afford not to!

As far as chains go Pie Five is very consistent with quality. This location in particular is super convenient because I attend UTA. I can stop by and grab lunch really quick and since it is like a create your own/​cooked when ordered kind of deal, it takes no longer than 5−10mins tops.
The taste and quality of ingredients is always very fresh and this location sometimes does coupons and events where they give out coupons around campus so I will definetly be back!

I come here at least once a week. Great for UTA students, quick, personalized pizzas, and reasonable prices. Oh, and it’s DELICIOUS PIZZA, of course. Always a great choice at College Park. **Also, make sure to join the «Circle of Crust» membership for free and discounted pizzas!!**

The staff here are really nice and the pizza is good. Well, the only one I like is the Athena one (I think that’s it). Seriously, I can’t get anything else. Make sure to tell them to drizzle tomato sauce!

Pie Five has my heart. Literally, those artichoke hearts are great, and I stack ‘em up always.
My personal favorite crust is artisan thin crust, but I appreciate deep dish and Neapolitan whole grain too when I mooch off of my friends’ pizzas.
The best part? The price. I am a loyal Circle Crust member and that means I get more bonus points per swipe of my card whenever there’s deals — which are a-​plenty — that make my tummy (therefore, heart) satisfied every time.
Want me to change your pizza life?
ADD GARLIC AND THEN ALFREDO SAUCE on your pie! All the time, that’s my secret sauces that make my world go round.
Any more, then my unique pizza is not-​so-​unique to me anymore. But do add and stack on a ton of goodies. :)
More color, the better!

After a meeting at UTA decided to try Pie 5 pizza. Calling all salad and pizza foodies! Make your own pizza, call your own crust, enjoy! It was a most delish dish! I maybe their new BPF. (Best pizza friend duh!) Check it out!

I would think of this place as the subway for pizzas. They have suggested orders on the menu or you can create your own personal pizza for the same price (6.99). They don’t charge for additional toppings which is my favorite part of it. I like to add spinach and mushrooms to mine. The pizzas very styled, but the flavor is there. I’ve enjoyed the two pizzas that I’ve had.
These pizzas are all made to order in front of you (just like subway). They have a 4 variety of crusts, several meats, and lots of other toppings and cheeses. I like that it isn’t that greasy. I thought the portions were alright. I was satisfied, not stuffed. The ladies who were with me barely finished theirs, but the guys wanted more… A $ 5 foot-​long at subway is much more filling.
I’ll probably only come back if I get another coupon: P

Went here a few days ago, and as the Review Stars say, I would give this ³⁄₅ «Ok».
There is nothing wrong with Pie 5 but nothing great either. I had a margherita pizza and it was pretty average, reminded me of a frozen one I baked from Target in the past. Though I got a better deal for the Target one.
Customer Service, Décor, and Location are all fantastic however, it is just that Pie 5 had an average pizza, small selection, and above average price that to me makes it deserving of the 3 stars.
If you want something a bit better quality and a better price for a quick lunch, I would give Palio’s a go, they have great lunch time specials and a wider variety of foods. But if you just are going to classes or stopping by the area in Arlington and want something decent, Pie 5 is a choice.

I saw this place driving and decided to stop by. I liked the openness of the restaurant, and the fact that they make the pizza right in front of you. It’s nice knowing who is preparing your food and watching it happen. The High Five pizza tasted very good, but I was somewhat still hungry after it. The salad I ordered came in a edible bread bowl which is very near and clever. I would return here again for fast, convenient pizza.

Really neat pizza joint!
Glad we came in. The pizza’s are made to order, right in front of you.
Great pizza, friendly staff and located in a cool part of town.
Definitely worth a stop when you are in the area.

Five stars because the staff couldn’t be nicer or more accommodating. I’ve visited a handful of times this semester, sometimes with large groups and sometimes alone or with a friend or two. Every visit went great.
Pizza:
I was tempted to dock a star here. A healthy number of visits in, and I still haven’t found a standout have-​to-​have-​it pizza. I know they’ve got to have one somewhere!
I’ve tried the Farmer’s Market, Mediterranean and BBQ Chicken pies. I liked them well enough, and they were definitely fresh. The staff were happy to help me customize everything… but I just wasn’t blown away by the end result. That may have more to do with me and the limits of my creativity than Pie Five!
Drinks:
I like that Pie Five has Rahr beer, and the prices are very reasonable for being on campus. That’s definitely a bonus, because a lot of times friends will want to meet up when I’m not hungry. I can show up and enjoy a good beer instead of feeling like I’m taking up a paying customer’s seat!
Environment:
A lot of families, a lot of students. Faculty from the university. Not super loud. Great environment. It does get crazy busy intermittently; if you show up right at a rush time, you may spend ten to fifteen minutes or more in line and have to fish around for a table.
Future updates to this review will hopefully include dessert, and the one pie to rule them all.

This place is a pretty good place for lunch/​dinner under $ 10 :) The combo meal is a steal! The meal comes with a drink, small salad, and a personal pizza.
I ordered the veggie pizza and it was not bad. It wasn’t the prettiest pizza I have ever eaten and it definitely beats the grease ladened pizza from Pizza hut. I just wish the crust was a little more baked, it was a little too soft for my liking. I’ll try the thin crust next time and see if I’ll like it more.
I will definitely return when I’m stranded on campus and too lazy to drive around (it happens a lot: P)

I call this place the Chipotle of pizzas because you can pick and choose what you want, and how much of it. I’ve only been here a handful of times, but each time I was presented with the best customer service from the employees. I know many of my friends like to choose items from the menu, but I like to create my own pizza.
The few times I went, the staff was pretty humorous. I’m a huge fan of mushrooms and ham, so I told them to just keep stacking those two items until I told them to stop. They did it without hesitation and a smile, sprinkling on little bits so that the pizza would still look appealing. It was an overwhelming amount of toppings; to the point that the person helping me was concerned that the pizza dough would not thoroughly cook.
With that being said, I know personally that the employees here will allow you to put on as much and as many different types of toppings as you please. The service is quick and efficient while you are able to watch your pizza go from a block of dough to perfection. The cashier was also friendly and the location was extremely clean (compared to many other pizza locations in the metroplex).
5/​5, definitely try it out if you’re ever around the College Park area. The next isn’t for miles!

Hot, fresh, and mouth-​watering personal pizzas ready in minutes! I’ve already been here several times, and yeah– still loving it! The format is similar to that of a Subway in that the people working on the other side of the counter construct your delectable personal pizza. Basically, you can order one of their specialty pizzas or you can use those as a base and add whatever you want on top of that. Feel free to ADD AS MANY EXTRA TOPPINGS as you want/​can, and get your money’s worth! They have a wide variety of meat and veggies to add on, so definitely try new things when you go there!
If you’re craving something manly and meaty, the Pie Five High Five is definitely a high five for me in that it is packed with plenty of meat (but again, feel free to ask for more bacon, sausage, etc.).
It is pretty decently priced for an on-​campus restaurant, so I think it’s definitely worth the $ 7 – 8 or so that you pay!
The breakfast pizzas haven’t failed to deliver either, so go out and try those too!

The set up is like this, the staff works behind the counter to make your pizza while you stand on the other side of the small plexiglass-​like and tell them that you want more onions and bacon bits on your own custom pie. Or you can select one of their specialty pies (6.49) and salads they offer but you can also switch out ingredients.
There are breakfast pizzas that run about 4.99 but if you come before 11am, they are half price (no kidding).
The pies are around ~9 inches in diameter. It came out nice and hot (crust was crunchy and thin).
A bit expensive but hey, it’s UTA.