anyone out there ever had real pizza?. after eating at pizza shack on several occasions and reading the reviews on this and other websites, i am beginning to wonder if i am eating at the sameplaceas the other reviewers. if you are impressed by the the sheer size and weight of a pizza, then this is your place. if you are more concerned about things like the quality of ingredients, taste and appearance of the food, then this is not your place. i have never understood the mindset that a pizza piled high with ingredients is a good pizza. when i pick up a slice of pizza, i would like to be able to take a bit without all of the toppings sliding off onto the plate or my lap. pizza should be a combination of well made crust topped with just the right amount ingredients and cheese. now i know there will be those of you that point to chicago style pizza and it's abundance of toppings, but this is no chicago style pizza. that is a different beast altogether. the owners would probably save some money on ingredients and make a much more edible product if they just eased of on the toppings a bit. also, all those toppings make for a super soggy crust.
i also have to agree with several other reviewers that noted the increased prices of the pizzas. a year of two ago, the real attraction of pizza shack was the feeling that you were getting alot of bang for your buck. funny how success can change things. i know ingredient prices go up over time, especially in this economy, but the price increases seem out of line, but it's their business, and i guess they do what they have to to keep it profitable.
not much to say about the service. take the order, take the money, serve the pie. no brainer.
i haven't been to the new location, but the north state shop needs a little freshen up. nuff said.
a little tweaking and thisplacewill be around for a long time.