Pizza Transit Authority PTA

Pizza always what I order with perfect amount of cheese and toppings when I’m specific about what I want. It’s all about communication folks. Sauce is a mild marinara so I ask for extra spices added beneath cheese. Meats are mild. Mushrooms are canned. Crust is chewy on inside and crusty on outside. Not as thin as NY style but not thick like pan; in between.

Had a couple different things here: pizza, wings, and philly cheese steak. Nothing really blew me away. The philly cheese steak was rather short on toppings (READ: way too much bread!!!), but the wings and pizza were pretty good. Thought the prices were a little more than I expected, too.
Overall, this place is just OK.

Great Pizza and wings — take Out. It would be nice if you could count on them to be open when they are supposed to be., If not for that, they would 4.5 Stars. Consistency counts.

It is a rare time when an in and out pizza joint can earn five stars, however this PTA pizza has truly developed the ability to bring joy to one’s palette. PTA is by far not a fancy fine dining establishment but when it comes to making excellent subs step aside subway.
With great joy one can enjoy a comparable cheese streak to what is found up north. Sadly they do not have cheese whiz or the amrosso bread found in Philly. Fear not for their cheese steak is pretty close in flavor. The sub is cooked to order steak and wonderfully flavored with fresh grilled veggies topped with provolone. You are always greeted promptly and the young lady that cooks your food is so kind. Honestly If one has not tried PTA they are truly missing out on a great experience.
As for their pizzas who does not love freshly made dough graced with deliciousness.

I called them to deliver a pizza which hasn’t been a problem until now they do not deliver only on Friday and Saturday. I can’t imagine how they can stay in business oh well

We ordered a small pepperoni and feta pizza, a pta club sandwich, and garlic bread. The pizza was good, but no papa johns. The sub was terrible. It was supposed to have bacon, however the bacon they put on it was cold turkey bacon which was diced and it just tasted mediocre. The garlic bread was NOT garlicky or cheeses in any way. It was simply pizza crust with parmasen which tasted bland. If you go to a pizza restaurant, get pizza. Yuck!

We used to enjoy this place, however, in the last few months it has gone COMPLETELY downhill. The staff are incompetent to take and fill orders correctly, the quality of the food has reduced, and order times are terrible.
On our last order, the only item that was acceptable was the soda (in a can); both of our subs were missing topping or had toppings that were not requested, the fries were literally in a huge clump, and the kids pizza dripped grease. Needless to say, we demanded our money back and will not be patronizing PTA again.

STILL the worst service in town. Tonight’s order was simple: a chicken finger basket with a salad and a 2 liter of Pepsi. I repeated my order four times; it took over an hour and a half for the food to arrive. It arrived COLD, with no honey mustard, AND NO TWO LITER. This is the third delivery in a row in which PTA has sent the driver out without the ordered 2-​liter drink.
When I called to complain to the manager, she was rude, defiant, and made it seem as though my complaint was unreasonable. Her defense for the missing soda? The new girl missed it. She didn’t even address why the delivery time was TWICE as long as I had been quoted.
On top of all this, the driver told me that he was going to bring the soda back. More than an hour later, he is a no-​show.
This place is a cesspool of fail. I really wonder who owns this place, and if they’re aware, because at this point I cannot see it lasting very long.

The Good:
The pizza is admittedly tasty, can’t say better than Domino’s just yet, but I’m willing to order from PTA again.
The Bad:
They don’t offer the buffalo roasters that were offered by their predecessor, Brick Oven
The Ugly:
When I order a pizza with a lot of toppings, I expect to see the toppings piled high, not 5 interspersed as though there’s only one topping in multiple flavors. At $ 2.00 extra per topping, I expect to get what I pay for.

I’m so glad this place is here.
It’s good to have a selection of Italian style food where you can pick up if needed.
I’ve ordered the Greek Stromboli twice, and both times I was happy. It’s a generous portion, and for someone like me who leans vegetarian, the combo of spinach, tomato, feta, and garlic is awesome. My family enjoys their sphaghetti and other pastas too. I haven’t figured out the garlic bread yet. You can order this and it will come like baked pizza dough, with a tomato dipping sauce. Very good, but there are also garlic bread sticks hiding somewhere, perhaps as a side on some items. Overall, if there is anything substandard on the menu, I haven’t found it yet.
I’m always happy to find good food made in Creedmoor, and this is one place that can do it.