Pizza Market

Went in here after several years absence. Staff was friendly and helpful. Cheeseburger club was tasty and the fries were great. Restaurant was clean and price was appropriate. I’m not sure what other people are complaining about except to think that I went right when they opened… maybe they fall apart as the day goes on.

I ordered buffalo chicken and spicy fries. I thought they were both gross and greasy. The fries were flavorless and the buffalo chicken was not spicy. And the blue cheese dressing that came with the chicken tasted off. Definitely wouldn’t order chicken or fries again.

Awesome pizza place! Great food and very friendly, hard working staff! I recommend! :)

I agree with Jenna k. I just move here recently, and they got the best pizza in the area but I have better before. But you can’t beat the $ 5.00 for a small pizza and drink.

By far the best pizza in the area. Every review I read below is ridiculous! The best part is their home made soup. The Minestrone is amazing!

The food is sub par. The pizza is greasy and the dough is somewhat reminiscent of cardboard. In fact, the only reason I ever went to this place was for their amazing cheeseburger clubs. Unfortunately my final experience with them sealed the deal that I will never be a returning customer. (sucks for them because i would literally order about four club sandwiches a week between my fiancée and myself).
I placed an order for two club sandwiches and a calzone for pickup. I got to the restaurant and paid for the food. I was handed two bags and told I was all set. I walked out, sat in the car for a moment and waited for a family to pass behind me to enter the Karate class next door, then drove home. Upon my arrival I found a distinct lack of Calzone. I called the restaurant and was informed I had left it on the counter. Not so, I took everything handed to me. I told the woman I would come back to get it, and she said not to worry about it they would drop it off in a few minutes.
45 mintes later… No calzone. I called up and inquired as to where it was. I was told they had to wait for the next delivery and it would be on it’s way momentarily. I asked why it wasn’t given to me, they said I left it and they tried to run out and give it to me but I drove away too quick. Remember that karate family I mentioned? yea, no way they came running out after me, I would have seen them. And way to blame the customer for your mistake. Good service skills.
90 minutes later… No calzone. I called yet again, this time the owner answered. He informed me the driver couldn’t find my apartment. So I asked him why he didn’t have the decency to call me since he already took my money. His response? It was dinner time and he couldn’t find my number. I asked when I would be getting my calzone, he told me after dinner. I told him it was completely unacceptable since i offered to come back for it in the first place, and now it was two hours after I paid for the thing.
30 minutes later… Knock Knock. The owner shows up with my food. Needless to say I was not hungry, but I figured for the trouble I might as well have a piece. It was terrible. I bet he nuked the original calzone out of spite. The broccoli was like rubber, and the chicken was dried out. No offer of a refund. No coupons for a next visit. No apology. Squat.
I haven’t been back since, and I am glad, because I’ve learned of a cockroach infestation. Which brings me to the actual restaurant. It was always dirty inside. The tables were always sticky, the napkin dispensers were usually empty. The floor seemed perpetually unswept. Eating inside the restaurant was always an uncomfortable experience. A friend of mine. Anthony, used to deliver for them, and when I raised concerns he always told em the kitchen was clean, and it was the lazy cashiers that neglected the lobby. Whatever. it’s a moot point. I haven’t gone back there since and I don’t think I am missing out on anything. For good pizza go to Cobb Corner Pizzeria. As a matter of fact, everything they have to offer at Cobb’s is better than Pizza Market. Yup.
Final summation, skip it. Save yourself a bottle of pepto and endless aggrevation and seek pizza elsewhere. If they treated a loyal customer this way, how are they going to treat a first timer?

The pizzas here are those greasy Greek-​style ones that come frozen from the distributor. And the cheese is so oily that you have to blot the top with a napkin before taking a bite. It’s the same kind you find in many other pizza places in the Boston area. I used to like that style of pizza as a kid, but not any more.
On the other hand, their subs and salad offerings aren’t too bad. I never order the pizza (well I did once), but I do order subs. Sometimes it’s a steak bomb, other times it’s the pastrami. Always greasy but hits the spot. Sometimes I even order the gyro. I like the spicy fries or onion rings too.
Places like Pizza Market are very familiar and serve a purpose. There’s one of these in almost every town. So if this is what you like, Pizza Market is the place for you. And if you don’t like it? Head down the street to Pizzigando. That might be more to your liking.

Sharon is by no means a gastronomical hot bed so adjust your expectations accordingly. I have had the fortune of getting PM food twice. The first time I and several friends split a few pizzas. The pizzas were thin crust, but not like flat bread thin crust. Rather it is the thin premade pizza shell that flakes apart allowing the molten hot cheese to burn you and then you end up like Johnny Tremain. So on the pizza front I would have given them a 2.5.
A weekend later the same friends and I decided to opt for the dine in experience. After we ordered some subs we sat and waited. For some unknown reason my friend opened the napkin dispenser. To my astonishment we were greeted with what I believe to be a juvenile American cockroach. As any one who has watched some Dirty Jobs or anything on TLC or Discovery will note that if you see one roach you can assume the are millions more. Also seeing them during the day also means there are lot of them. We promptly closed the napkin thing and devoured our subs.
Thanks but no thanks PM. The last roaches I enjoyed seeing were in Joe’s Apartment. avoid this place at all cost unless of course you enjoy the fecal matter of the Periplaneta americana.

I had pizza out from here for an event, and I have to say, it wasn’t that great.
It was just plain cheese pizza, but the cheese seemed to have been plastic and the crusts weren’t good, they were way to hard, instead of being kinda soft.
Pizzagando is closer, and, well… a little better.

Another reason not to order pizza simply for the discount. All though, you do hit those 1 in a long shot with the mailers and coupons in the mail.
Usually I can tolerate bad pizza. But this was just beyond bad. Ordered delivery and granted it was cold outside, the cheese had already solidified and the toppings were almost cold.
I went for their Specialty Pizza — the Chicken and Jalapenos. Now I expect a bit more for their «specialty» pizza — whether it’s in the form of the presentation, taste, toppings, etc. It’s what makes them special. The 2^nd pizza was ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ cheese and roni.
There was absolutely nothing special about their specialty pizza. It looked like they threw on the cube chunks of chicken with jalapenos. There wasn’t much to the taste and wasn’t expecting the crust and pizza to be similar to your typical house of pizza.
Not only was the pizza bad, but they overcharged me as well. They added an extra for the specialty, extra topping for the cheese, misc delivery charge and the total came to $ 30 plus add tip and you are now at $ 35.
I feel I got duped and overcharged by bad pizza. For $ 35 there are so many other options i.e. Takara.
Heck I think I would’ve been better off with the Domino 777 or 555 or what ever other promo they are running for the superbowl.
Word of advice is to skip this place and find another pizza joint.