Place is cheap cheap ingredients for high prices prices are way to high for what u get plus workers…read morein front have no idea what they are doing and they do not take American Express because they are so cheap

Made a pick up order and everything was perfect!! John was very polite. Pizza was amazing!read more

Best pizza we have found! Tasty, cooked exactly as requested every time!…read more We highly recommend Mario's!

went to eat with my family and the owners were eating popsicles and drinking by the food, and…read moredidn't wash hands after and continued touching and packing pizza in the boxes. server had attitude. DISCUSTING

Always can recommend this great chain, the pizza when done right is fantastic, a highlight from a…read moresurprise gas station kitchen. I'm all for the breakfast pizzas from any Casey's, too easy to eat. Gas isn't quite top shelf, please avoid frequent fills here if you have a European engine. Value is solid, good rewards program, easy to shop well organized inside, and friendly staff make this an essential Midwest chain.

Awesome pizza and wings! Great service! Super friendly and efficient staff! The ambiance is very…read morepleasant, but occasionally a little loud. A visit to Joe's is an incredible dining experience!

We stopped at Joe's Station for dinner during our Route 66 journey in Pontiac. Kids loved where the…read morerestaurant was located because they were able to see trains pass by while we ate. Outside of the kids keeping busy watching the trains, they colored/drew on the paper table cloth until the food arrived. The staff was wonderful! Super friendly and attentive. You place your order at the counter, and when the food is ready, the staff will bring your food to your table. The pizza was really good! We ordered a thin supreme and a thin plain cheese. The ingredients were fresh. For the kids that didn't want pizza, we ordered a hamburger and spaghetti with meatball. No complaints from the kids. They loved their food. The fries were delicious too! Definitely a place to stop when in Pontiac.

Pretty much as good of pizza as you can get for 8 bucks. Fairly fast and cozy joint. Cheese on top…read moreis great.

Great food and service! Loved the pizza. The atmosphere was amazing. Great vibe. Would highly…read morerecommend.

Food was delicious for pizza appetizers were really good !!! The service was excellent everyone in…read morethis place was nice!!! The place gives you small town vibes and a place you will keep going back to!!

Excellent tasting pizza, I will definitely be having there pizza again. This was an awesome pizza,…read moredon't let the outside fool you. I will be trying other items off the menu.

How I heard of this place: Our family of locals, my brother-in-law used to eat here after high…read moreschool football games. We made sure to sample its thin-crust goodness. Type of cuisine: "In 1959 the Monical family started making pizzas in the little town of Tolono, Illinois. Before long, their recipe became a hit with many of their local friends and neighbors. Thus was born Monical's Pizza®, a name that over the years has become synonymous locally with the very finest thin crust pizza." Ambiance: The stand-alone building welcomes patrons into an unpretentious, family-friendly space with comfortable booth- as well as wooden chair-seating for parties of all sizes. Place your order at the counter as you enter the premises, and find your way back to the dining area, where a friendly server will greet you with your beverages, salads and pizzas, in that order. What I ordered: Being a family of four, we decided to order The Family Pleaser ($29.01, including tax), which offered a pitcher of Root Beer (our pop of choice), a Garden Salad with iceberg lettuce, shredded carrots, diced tomatoes and grated cheddar cheese, and a 16″ thin crust pizza topped with our selection of minced garlic, sausage, green bell peppers, and mushrooms. What I loved: The local favorite: red sauce in a squeeze bottle to enjoy on salads, pizza, and presumably anything else that makes its way out of the kitchen! Why I loved it: A true local space, where the old ladies meet to play bridge and the servers are high school teenagers earning a dollar on their days off. Friendly service and delicious food to boot! Cost: Average to high ($8 - $20 per pizza)

We ordered two personal pizzas for our children, and unfortunately, their pizzas were missing half…read morethe pepperoni and were undercooked. My husband and I also ordered a large pizza, which was barely cooked, and our breadsticks were cold and hard. I actually stopped eating here over a year ago, but decided to give it another try since my kids received free vouchers from school. Sadly, the experience didn't improve, and we won't be returning. I'd much rather make the drive to Pontiac, where both the food and service are far better. It's called family pleaser and it did not please any of us

ok so I ordered a Polish sausage, 2-Chicago style dogs (my first time ever having Chicago style…read moredogs), and fries. Fries were like they just came out of the frier nice and hot, polish was ridiculously good (I'm sold), and the hot dogs were the best I've ever had. Menu has a great selection to choose from and....yes they deliver.. so that means business from me all the time. Thanks hungry boys for the wonderful food and friendship.

Has been my go to place when I'm in Pontiac for lunch. The food has always been consistently good…read more Not the last two times! Had the gyros and fries. The first time there was more onions than meat and it was very dry. The last time there wasn't the usual amount of meat and it was dry burnt and crispy. There was hardly any sauce either which made it difficult to get down. Not sure if I'll ever go back.

Overpriced, mid-tier pizza. Can't believe paid 66$ for a pizza, beef roll, and a dozen boneless…read morewings. Prefaced with I've never been to Illinois till earlier this week, ergo unaware of quality and what restaurants people will keep going through patronage, I have spent the last few days checking out restaurants on Yelp. Noticed this was a surprisingly highly rated spot, even though the photos didn't look that great. Through ordering online , placed an order for a small pan pizza , not realizing (isn't listed on their website) that adding any toppings is 1.25$ more each; like a 23$ small pizza. It appears the pizza had its toppings put after the sauce, and cheese on top, leaving an unsatisfying appearance and feeling I would've needed to order "extra cheese" to get a normal pizza. The exterior of the crust was hard, like baked too high of a temp for too long, and crunched like a cracker with the dough being dense and flavorless. The "beef roll" appeared to be their small dough folded over into a 12"x8" rectangle and cut into 1"x3" long pieces , and dusted with an Italian seasoning. Thin shaved beef inside, opted for pepperoni in it too. It was alright, again the crust put me off, the au jous that comes with it was watery and bland, and for 20.50$, felt like an overpay. Personally I like getting boneless wings with pizza, so opted for a dozen of those for us. Limited flavors , went with "hot", which was no hotter than Franks red hot. If they were fried, they steamed inside their foil and styrofoam container, and were received soggy and soft. Nothing noteworthy on taste or experience there.. beyond the 16.75$ charge, making each quarter-sized piece like 1.40$ each All in all impression: overpriced. I wouldn't go back, and if this is the best rated pizza in town, think I won't be going out for pizza around here the duration of my trip, least it be overpriced for mediocre food again.

I think they closed, we both got food poisoning. Won't let me leave NO STARS, or I would.read more