this is a really nice place to drop in and grab a slice or a whole pie, i think the wings are a…read moreshow stopped. service is very friendly and the food is wildly tasty for everyone. had dinner with my brother and sister in law and it was really quiet and fun to catch up.

Pizza and service were great. Wings were a little too salty. Love the hand tossed pizza dough.read more

2 stars, and I'm being generous…read more I came in with a friend and my toddler around 3:15 on a Saturday afternoon. We left at 4:45. There were maybe three other tables in the entire place. We started with the arancini, advertised as house-made risotto. The breading was too uniform and too thick to be house made by anyone who's actually made arancini. The center wasn't warm. The risotto inside was dry. The marinara was cold. I've had good arancini. This wasn't it. We ordered a medium pizza -- pepperoni and mushroom on half -- and waited. And waited. At some point our server came out to tell us the pizza had to be remade. I had a hungry, increasingly cranky toddler being held together with graham crackers. By the time the pizza finally arrived, he was done. The pizza itself: the pepperoni is listed as Liguria and it did cup, so I'll give it that. But the top of the pizza was swimming in oil -- more than pepperoni alone accounts for -- which suggests the cheese isn't doing any favors. The sauce and crust were genuinely good. I didn't hate the pizza. But the service? I've waited tables. I know how it works. I watch things. When we declined to order alcohol, our server's smile dropped noticeably. After that, he checked on us far less than the other tables -- and there were only three of them. We ran out of water. The manager came by, noticed our empty carafe, and filled it himself. That told me everything. The pizza had barely landed on the table before our server reappeared with his ordering device, Cheshire grin in full effect, check already sliding toward us. I told him I wasn't done yet when he asked about a box. His response? "Just want to make sure you're taken care of." That's a strange thing for an attentive server to say. A good server would have walked away and come back. He hovered. When we were actually ready to leave, there was no one to flag down -- my friend had to go find the server and the owner, who were hanging out together in the back, just to get a box. Two women with a toddler, mid-afternoon, three other tables in the restaurant, and we couldn't get water refilled or basic attention -- but we could get the check shoved at us before I finished eating. The crust and sauce have potential. Everything else needs serious work. One more thing worth noting: Google sits at 4.8 stars while Yelp comes in at 3.8 with a pattern of reviews that either love it or hate it. A full star gap between platforms is a meaningful discrepancy. Google reviews are anonymous and anyone can leave them -- draw your own conclusions. The Yelp split tracks with my experience. Your mileage may vary, but mine did not.

We use to love the pizza here. The last 2 pizza were extremely sub par…read more New staff, cheaper ingredients and yet another local restaurant to mark off the list of places to dine. sad

This was one of the best pizza I ever had The crust is…read morephenomenal The owner and his daughter were so friendly and made us feel so welcomed

Perfect place to stop for a tasty, quick service dinner with both vegan and meat options.read more

Picked up at closing. The owner offered me a discount because "he's always grateful for the first…read moreand last customer of the day." I put that discount and a little more into the tip jar. The pizza must have been awesome because my teenager ate all but one slice before I got to it!

Sometimes you just want a greasy pizza and not some work of art pizza that you don't know whether…read moreto eat it or take pictures of it. This pizza isn't flashy nor gourmet tasting and I don't think that's the point of this place. The employees are friendly and funny the atmosphere is sparse with the emphasis on the kitchen, being the main attraction. This pizza is mid range, it's not going to wow you nor impress you. I'm looking for a pizza and not a spouse I want a greasy pizza sometimes and this did the trick!

The pizza at Toad House was absolutely delicious! Everything was hot, fresh, and full of flavor,…read moreand the customer service was outstanding. The owner is super nice and you can really tell how much they care about their customers and making sure everyone has a great experience. We will definitely be back..

One of the best pizzas we've gotten near Port Orchard! The flavor combos were interesting, but the…read morelet's be frank was great! We also got a side of ranch which was dilly & good. I'd skip the artichoke dip next time. it was alright, but could definitely use more flavor.

Best pizza I've tried in the area and I'm picky on potatoe salad and it was great. But the tenders…read moreare best I've had in a long time

I love supporting local businesses and I just found out about this place this past week so I had to…read moregive them a try. They are an order to go place only. They do have a picnic table outside though. Parking is limited and only one way in/out. It could be a little bit difficult to turn around so you may have to back out. The workers were super friendly inside and I give a lot of kudos to that! And the place was very clean. We ordered one pizza and a large salad for a family member and one pizza for us. They only have 2 sizes: small 9" & large 14". They do have crust substitutions as well. Their pizza looked good and ours looked burnt. I like burnt cheese so I wasn't going to judge until I tasted it. My family members said it's a 5.5 out of 10. Our pizza was definitely burnt and all the toppings came off in one piece once I started eating it. The crust was thin, which I usually don't mind, but it was really tough. Overall I'm really disappointed and was hoping to have a new place to order from. It's just not for me. Is it worth the drive?...no

I think they used to call this restaurant The Slab and it was just a pizza parlor back then…read more I went with the intention of getting pizza, not knowing they had may have had other things on the menu. So I don't know the menu because I didn't request one with my curbside pickup. I got a very large slice of pepperoni, and it was tasty. Good sauce, crust with the right chew and crisp. Thick but not too heavy. A bit greasy from the pepperoni but that just added flavor! They did a curbside delivery so I didn't have to get my walker out to go in. I would do it again when I'm in the mood for a slice.

Stopped in for a slice and also got this blackberry basil danish and OMG it's the best danish I've…read moreever had! Can y'all please open up a full bakery too

These sandwiches are waaaay better than the Subway next door. Fresher meats, cheeses, and veggies,…read moreand a variety of breads from which to choose. (Try the pumpernickel). The folks here aren't stingy with toppings, either. Yes, long lines do happen, but you can call ahead, or you can drop off an order. Remember the place is closed Mondays, and the one in Bremerton is closed on Tuesdays. Plan ahead.

Fantastic sub sandwiches and panini's. Like that other poster said, the line looks big but these…read moresandwich masters are quick. It's like subway, but they actually listen to what you want on your sandwich and it actually tastes good as well. A full foot long (I'm pretty sure its like 15" though), costs about $8, way cheaper than those other guys. For real people, I eat a footlong at subway and I still need more. I can hardly eat 3/4 of this bad boy. They stack the meat a mile high and if you ask for extra black olives they don't mess around. Subway ill drop an additional 10 or so across that bread. The commissary drops about 100 or so! Seriously its crazy. Also make sure you get that sub sauce on there, its so good. Lastly if you really are worried about the line, you can call them ahead of time and they'll have your sandwich ready for you.