Moto Pizza

This location used to be a Little Caesar’s years ago, and I think it’s been going downhill since then. For fast and cheap pizza, it’s not as fast and cheap as it used to be! You used to be able to get a hot’n’ready pizza in 30 seconds (or it was free!) and it was only $ 5.
Now, you can expect a wait time of 5 – 10 minutes, and expect to pay $ 7 for a pepperoni pizza. Still, a relatively quick and affordable option if you just need to get a pizza or two and you don’t want to pay out the bum for it. It’s not my preferred option, but it’ll do in a pinch.
On the upside, the service is always really friendly and nice.

Ive been to moto pizza 3 times in the last two months. Every time i went there, there was no pizza ready to go. Evey time, it will be 7 minutes they said. Isnt this supposed to be a quick pizza stop? I mean you are giving up quality for speed and price, right?
So each time, i left, drove around the corner to little ceasars by burgerville, and they had pizza ready to go. It was better than moto pizza and $ 1.50 cheaper! Wth?
I gaurantee moto pizza will go out of business with hpa they are running it.
P. s. the times i went were at dinner time, so you would think they would be expecting orders then…
Never going back

Super fast and cheap!
Definitely not the best quality or whatever, but it is great for what you get and what you pay for!
Nice staff too! :)

No longer the great deal they once were. $ 8 for a large one topping that looks more like a medium.

Great deal combos! When they say that your pizza will be ready in 8 minutes, you can count on it. They have a drive thru window. There are tables and benches if you are wanting to sit and dine there.

Somewhere in between Little Ceasar’s and Papa Murphy’s lies Moto Pizza. A tad more spendy than a hot and ready, though a bit better pizza. Wait wasn’t bad, and the clerk was super friendly, although I don’t speak much Spanish and she didn’t seem to speak much English but the order was correct nonetheless. Not at all a bad option if you need pizza but don’t want to spend more than a couple bucks.

Ghetto pizza is the term — it’s cheap and it’s fast, and you get what you pay for.
I wanted to like this place for some cheap eats, especially based on the other reviews. But, alas, it’s not to be. I give it +1 for value and +1 for speed, but that’s it.
The pizza is probably the blandest I’ve ever had — even for ghetto pizza — and I’ve had my share. It had very little sauce, if any. The cheese was weak, even if there was a lot of it, and the pepperoni might as well have been tofu. Imagine wonder bread with melted cheese-​like and meat-​like substances and that’s about it. It looked OK coming out of the box, so I was mildly surprised that it was so tasteless.
As a drive-​thru it’s a bit confusing — I guess you are supposed to enter coming off of Baseline, but that doesn’t work when some people come in off of 10^th also. Either way, be prepared to negotiate yourself out of a situation when you come head on with another car going the other way.
The service was just fine — nice Hispanic ladies — the folks that come with the territory around these parts.
With all of that said, it’s so cheap I say you might as well try it for yourself to see if you like it.

Been drivin by this location for the past 2 years and decided to give it a try. I will first start by saying that the prices are extremely cheap, but the dont let that fool you, the quality and flavors wont disappoint!

Love this place. The pizza for its price is well worth it. The cheesy bread is a meal in itself, there must be a pound of cheese on it for only 4.49. The staff is very polite and very quick. Cheese and pepperoni pizzas are ready to go. Cheesy bread is a 6 min wait.

This is cheap slumber party pizza at it’s best.
Hawaiian? pepperoni? cheese?
and CHEAP.
I like the nice ladies at the drive up, and I like how darn fast it is.
It’s not gourmet. Not by a long shot.
It’s a step up from frozen because you don’t even have to get out of your car, and it’s already baked.

It is always what you think. It is not the best for sure but it is quick and cheap and the service is always good even when you pull up with a van and order 40 pizzas! I know. They are great for parties teens of all ages!
It is located in what was the old Dairy Queen drive in years ago.

Great, cheap pizza. But don’t expect anything high-​quality. You get what you pay for, the pizzas are $ 5 and five-​dollar quality to match.

Pizza. Pizza. Pizza.
Dive-​thru pizza in seconds!!!
Picked up the Tues special large MEAT LOVERS for only 7.49
Mmmm great and fresh pizza.