Forever the best. This place has always had the best pizza. The crust is amazing and I'm so happy…read moreto taste that it's still the same! The Louisiana hot sauce tradition is alive and well and the place looks great. A little nostalgia & the best pizza in the world (I've checked.) I would drive hours just to get this pizza and really appreciate that it still lives up to the goodness of my high school and college years 20 years ago! Thank you all so much, my hometown needs the Pizza Shack and I'm so glad it's still there and still yummy!

A large 16" inch pizza with two toppings. Canadian Bacon and tomato. Is 28 dollars now. It's what I…read morejust was charged. One pizza two toppings $28 dollars.

If you find yourself passing through Eagleville, Firehouse 54 is a total hidden gem. It's exactly…read morewhat you want from a small-town spot--great food, friendly service, and a local vibe that makes you feel right at home. The Food They are known for their hand-stretched pizza, and the crust is definitely the highlight. It has that perfect chew and char. The Pizza Bowls: A great option if you're trying to stay low-carb but still want all the pizza flavors. Taco Tuesday: If you're lucky enough to be there on the 2nd or 4th Tuesday of the month, the tacos are a must-try. Just a heads up--they usually only do tacos on those nights, so no pizza then! The Vibe It's a cozy, "hole-in-the-wall" kind of place in the best way possible. It's where the locals hang out, and the staff is incredibly welcoming to travelers. Because they are only open for a few hours in the evening (5 PM - 8 PM), it can get busy quickly, so showing up early is a good move. Things to Know Hours: They have a short window, so plan your drive accordingly! Parking: Plenty of easy street parking right in front. Takeout: They do a brisk carry-out business if you're just passing through on the I-35 and want a better meal than typical fast food.

Pizza was good people were nice Wish they would of had fountain drink Service was good nice…read moreatmosphere

The guy Quez with the long dreads who work register very intelligent man I come in every night he's…read morealways greeting me and my kids great customer service love when he's working

We ordered a pizza through the Casey's App, and were told the order would be ready by 1:53 p.m…read more I arrived on time, and gassed up before going in to give them a few more minutes.. when I went in I assumed my pizza was ready because the kitchen was quiet (I work in a local kitchen myself). Not only was my order not ready and waiting, it hadn't even been started. On top of that there was a fella waiting (patiently & being ignored by kitchen staff) ahead of me and his order hadn't been started either! Thennn the kitchen sprang to life. Replete with attitude, and excuses. To make things even worse, a Grandpa came in with his two granddaughters & come to find out he had actually ordered before me! The first fella couldn't wait, and frustratingly cancelled his order. Grandpa and I talked while we waited. He was in town visiting family from Kansas City and was understandably surprised by the fact that a slow, small town Casey's was having trouble getting a few orders out, when much busier stores in his neck of the woods preform far better. I agreed and shared my experience working in a fast paced, very busy pizzaria during college. Our conversation ended with "good help is hard to find" of course. The only employees that seemed to care about our situation (by now two more families had come in and were waiting as well), were the cashiers on duty. I didn't catch both of their names, but the most helpful of the two was named Ashley. They genuinely wanted, and tried to help. Model employees both. My order was finally ready around quarter after two. I realize that 20 minutes longer isn't an extremely long period of time to wait, when a place is busy, but it of course wasn't. Not when I arrived and caught them slacking anyway. A piece of advice; if you're not ahead in a kitchen, you're already behind!

I was driving to Ames from Kansas City yesterday, and decided that I wanted a cup of Joe to perk me…read moreup a little bit. I exited I-35 at the State Line US 69 exit and drove up to Lamoni the scenic way, hoping to stop at the Linden Street Coffeehouse downtown. Unfortunately, they had just closed, but it was cool to see various Amish horse drawn buggies out on the road. That left Casey's General Store as a coffee choice, although I should have probably continued on the Amish Country Store forward on to I-35. At the same time, Casey's coffee is pretty solid, as is their overall snack selection. In this case, that was a chocolate chip cookie. The bonus is that various members of the community are out and that helps remind me of where I came from. That stated with a gaggle of high school kids outside and ended with the elderly lady taking "forever" to write a check for her purchase.

Recommend from open to 4pm. But always issues on the evening shifts. Workers don't know how to…read morehandle customer issues and if there is a line they don't open a new register and customers start leaving.

Pagliai's has definitely been great the last several times we've visited and ate from the buffet…read more Don't forget to eat a monster cookie for dessert. The servers are always kind and attentive and it's clean!

Just what you want from a small town, family owned pizza place. We were there during the week and…read moreenjoyed their nightly buffet. They kept the drinks full and our stomachs even more full!

Since the first time I had pizza there when they opened, Bellacino's has been my favorite. All that…read moretop quality cheese makes a difference!!

Arrived on a Saturday night to a pretty healthy crowd. I can't say that the name of the joint…read morematches what I had envisioned, after years of passing. I should have second guessed my desire to walk in and see a Nonna in the back with racks of pasta drying. But you never know! The food was your lower quality, frozen, prepackaged fair. Chicken in the fettuccini tasted like the bags of precooked chicken you can get at a market. The pizza was decent but for KV probably better to stick with chain pizza. The salad came with a packet of dressing, when homemade dressings aren't that hard to make and less pricey. I won't be back, just not my cup of

Delicious! We ordered two pizzas and a Caesar salad. The Carne pizza and the La Rughetta pizza (we…read moreadded balsamic glaze and goat cheese). Here's the run down, the crust was thin, but still had a soft chew, which was the perfect bite every time. The Carne pizza had plenty of meat with an excellent tomato sauce.This is a crowd pleasing pizza pie. I'm a sucker for prosciutto and goat cheese so when Hannah, our waitress, recommended adding the goat cheese and balsamic glaze to our pizza, I absolutely did. This was a smart move. The hubby and I opted to share the Caesar salad while we waited on the pizzas. The timing of the pizzas was perfect as we had just finished our salad. The staff was friendly and kept busy. Our drinks were refilled timely and they checked on us without being interruptive. Since yelp likes when we share tips, here's one, they have an awesome happy hour menu with great pricing. Super excited, we found our pizza spot!

I travel to St. Joseph for work at least three times a year and I come here every single time. Have…read morebeen doing it for years. After today I won't be coming back. My work colleagues and I got sat and were informed of a long wait as there was only one server - cool. No problem. It happens. We are sitting about 20 minutes when a table of 8 gets sat next to us. The cook immediately came from behind the counter to bring water for them. We were still sitting there with nothing. Our server came over - apologized and got our orders and brought out our drinks. Our salads came out and all was well. Then we waited and waited. We were informed that one of the potato pizzas we ordered couldn't be made because they were out of potatoes. No big deal. We changed the order. Then the group next us - who came in 20 minutes after us and ordered after us all got served their pizzas(including a few potato pizzas). While we waited and was not served. Finally realizing that our diverse group of 5 was being shafted for the very non-diverse group of 8 we asked for our pizzas to go and we left. So if the intention of Il Lazzarone was to make us feel sidelined and "othered" - congratulations. Job well done. Because we left there being reminded of just how how bigotry feels. The pizzas was still great in my hotel room. But you will never see a recommendation from me or dime of my money again.

The food options are fantastic & the market of local goods is awesome! There is seating, so you can…read moreeat there.

Love the pizzas here, sausage is v tasty and it's a great quick lunch or delivery dinner. Service…read moreis fast and it's easy to stop in and grab a seat. Fun setting inside with a diner vibe.

Cool experience. Great service and a casual college town vibe. Great menu. We had a pizza. Very…read moregood. Would like to try some of the other items. Would return again. Easy street parking.

Fast efficient staff; good smells throughout the dining area. Duchess Pizza was easily shared…read morebetween two along with a sizable side salad.

Pizza is fantastic. Onion rings are small for $8.50 and pretty generic. Will be back for pizza.read more