MOD Pizza

When I went into MOD Pizza, I thought the door was shut and the elderly lady came up to me and she opened the door and said it's just really heavy, and I told her or I'm just really old anyway the food is great. You take your pizzas home and cook them in your oven and it's really chill in there but they do have good pizzas.

I stopped in yesterday to grab a mod pizza and chose all of my own toppings and had a little cake. There was no one in line when I stopped in so I was surprised that the staff had me standing there until they decided they were done rolling dough or whatever to stack the trays I guess to prep for a busy afternoon. It was odd to just stand there and be ignored. But, alas I got my pizza and dipped out.

MOD is a great spot for quick pizzas. We've done pick up orders, delivery, and dine in and the pizza and service is consistently good. There are many options for pizzas or custom pizzas with custom toppings and sauces (Sri-Rancha is sooo good). I'll definitely be back. Happy eating!

They over promise the estimated ready time and had a crowd of people waiting at the pick up area. My order was not ready until 12 minutes after the estimated time in the app. They would just put the pizza directly on the dirty table before being put in a box.

The salads here are amazing and people are always pretty friendly! However it is pretty clear the workers don't know what's in the salads and are reading the wall. Maybe put some ingredient lists on the window barrier thing so it's easier for them to see, that's what we did when I worked at subway.

Ordered at 6 online with a 6:28 pick up time. Arrived at 6:30 and they hadn't even started on them yet. 20 min later finally got them. Not sure if their online ordering system needs updating or just really relaxed staff or understaffed? Will choose another location in the area from now on.

MOD Pizza has a very clever process for people to make their own pizzas. You have a choice to pick either one of the suggested pizzas or to make your own. It seems like most people make a custom pizza.

The steps are really straight-forward. They have three crusts (including a gluten-free one)--I just chose the original. Next is the sauce--I just went with the red sauce, but there are five other choices.

Next is the cheese--I went mainly with mozzarella with a little bit of parmesan. They have a really hug selection of vegetables and other stuff--I went with green peppers, mushrooms, and onions. The quality of them were all high. The final for me was the meat, where I chose the mild sausage. They put it on pretty generously. You also have some options to add over this, but I did not pick any.

They have a nice oven and the pizza seemed to take about 5-7 minutes. It is not the best pizza (I like a thinner crust), but really good and it is nice that you can order it so quickly just the way you like it. I can see why this place is so popular.

You can't really go wrong with MOD. It is one of the best Build Your Own places around. The toppings are always consistent, and the servers don't act stingy when you ask for extra toppings. The Create Your Own pizza is the best bang for the buck; for $10, I have never finished a whole pie in one meal. They have generic beer on tap and also are fairly cheap.

The people are friendly and do not hesitate to ask for any weird customizations if you want. MOD is the best place to be weird at.

Ok pizza. Kids like to build their own pizzas. Don't bother ordering from their mobile app. You will likely end up waiting longer that ordering in store.

The staff here is so nice!! They're always cracking jokes and having friendly conversations w/ the customers :) They're also very accommodating - personally, I love LOTS of veggies on my pizza, so they're really understanding and always make mine exactly the way I'd like.

During this time, they're only offering takeout but they have one large table outside that you are allowed to eat at (if you really want outside in the cold lol).

Note: picture is pre-pandemic when we were allowed to dine-in