The best tray/ fried pizza!! Drove four hours round trip to stock up for the holidays.

Can't go wrong when it comes to pizza perfect. constant, excellent fried pizza and wings. A back mountain staple a must try.

If you like fried square "pan" pizza, then this is the place for you. Their hours are limited, so be sure to check ahead of time, and parking/traffic can be a pain because of its location. It is a very casual place and normally I go here to meet up with friends from out of town who used to live in the area and miss the pizza. I haven't tried anything outside of the pizza, but I think it is worth trying if you like fried pizza read more

I love this place!! Best pizza in the back Mountain!! If you love square pizza this is the place to go

Great pizza,Old Forge Pizza quality is going down,Pizza perfect lives up to its name I come back to Pa. every year from Florida and this place is always a priority,keep on doing what your doing it's perfect read more

Pizza Perfect - a man sitting on a motorcycle - Pizza Near Me - Trucksville, Pennsylvania

This place is pretty low-key. They serve thick slices of pizza with crispy, crispy crust. We got a few slices of red pizza with onion as well as a white pizza with ham and onion. The white pizza had so much cheese on it that it was almost overwhelming, but still pretty tasty. I'd just order the red pizza next time. The crust is super delicious, but you should definitely be prepared for thick crust! read more

Staple for pizza in the Back Mountain, possibly the original fried pizza store in this area. Pizza is good (albeit a bit expensive), wings are awesome and you can't beat their barbecues. Parking can be a pain sometimes, especially on weekends but there's an additional lot on the left just past the restaurant. read more

4/28/18 great square pizza! Not too greasy and not overly thick. Service was pleasant and a good pace (Caitlin) I shall return :) read more

Pizza Perfect - An 18 cut tray with half mushrooms and other half sweet peppers - delicious! - Pizza Near Me - Trucksville, Pennsylvania

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Oh so good fried pizza! It's worth the drive to have this amazing pizza. The place isn't much to look at but the pizza more than makes up for it. Love the pizza with the onion. Leftovers reheat great. read more

The name says it all; this is truly PERFECT PIZZA. "But wait" - you may say - "doesn't perfect pizza only come from NYC, Chicago and occasionally New Haven?" I would have thought so too, until Peter dragged me here during our PA getaway. We originally arrived at 11:45 am, thinking they'd open at noon...and subsequently were dismayed to see that the actual opening time wasn't until 2pm. Ordinarily, I would have suggested we'd dine someplace else, but the flinty maniacal gleam of determination in his green eyes told me to sit-down, shut-up and just smile; it was Pizza Perfect...or NADA. So we went food shopping, followed beer shopping (Yeah, PA is weird like that; you can only buy cases at 'beer stores', or 6-packs at actual restaurants....and no place else.) And now it's 1:40pm, and even though our house is only 10 minutes away, he *REFUSES* to go home and unpack the groceries. So we spent the next 20 minutes sunning in our car-seats in the rapidly filling parking lot, surrounded by other potential patrons perched on benches. And that's when I knew that Pizza Perfect was *SERIOUS BUSINESS*. When the doors opened at 2pm on the dot, it was like the parting of the Red Sea; all of a sudden a steady stream of people began marching in like Israelites off to the Promised Land of pizza. And sure enough, within 10 minutes of our own arrival, every table and chair in this rather spacious venue was occupied by old and young alike; including several families and a soccer/field hockey(?) team of 18 girls. Judging from what I ate, there are two things that make this pizza so perfect; 1 - The sauce contains slivers of white onions, which are big enough to add a subtle flavor and crunch with every bite, but thin enough to cook during the baking...and hence *NOT* give you onion breath. Muy Bueno. 2 - The crust is somewhere between focaccia and Chicago deep-dish; buttery, crispy, yet slightly pillow-y and chewy (the way we wish Artichoke's crust should be....but isn't.) Sofa king amazing! Did I mention that each slice, called a "cut" because of it's rectangular shape, is only $1.30? And that additional toppings (like the bacon coated cut I sampled...because, bacon makes it better ~ duh) are only $.20? And that a 12 oz cold and frosty mug of Yuengling is only $2?! Granted, if you're hungry, you'll prolly inhale least 4 slices like I did...or 6, if you're a big strong man (ha). But we're still talking about, with tax and tip, a $20 meal that fed two gluttons like us. Delicious *AND* cheap? Pizza Perfect, indeed. read more

Pizza Perfect is probably the most overrated pizza in the Wyoming Valley area. Its a super greasy hybrid between Victory Pig and Old Forge pizza. The pizza is heavy and tasteless. I can't quite understand how this place is packed on weekend nights, but judging by the shear size of the clientele, Pizza perfect has a lot of regulars. We ordered a tray of the regular pizza and 6 slices of the red pizza. Both types were lacking flavor, and even the red pizza was covered in a layer of heavy grease. read more

EW. The grossest pizza I have ever had the displeasure of being forced to eat in my entire life. You know when you stay very, very far away from something from the time you are a little kid because - even back then - you just know how repulsive a certain food item is, and you just can not get past it?.... Have you ever been in a situation where you just nod your head, smile, and take a bite out of a food item because a person hands it to you, and waits for you to eat it, at THEIR approval? ........"Mmmm, oh.. this is so good, thank you"........ Then you excuse yourself, walk briskly to the nearest bathroom, and...dispose of your half-chewed, soon-to-be-garbage food? This could be an over cooked steak, a vegan dessert... or Pizza Perfect. Yes. It's that bad. Thanks, but no thanks, I'm an adult now, I will pass on this - forever. read more

Pizza Perfect entered my life in the evening of my youth. Toward the end where you get to know your uncles better, drink a beer with family friends, and kick dust in the town you'd visit to see your grandma. It seems that Pizza Perfect has wrested the title of Best Pizza (bar none) that has touched my gut. I've been to Chicago, had the good stuff. NY style is just fine but doesn't keep with me like the "fried" Sicilian/Old Forge styled cuts-- from this place especially. Pizza Perfect's cuts can keep with pepperoni better than their competitors, seem to have a better cheese, and may have some garlic involved(?). The atmosphere is the bee's knees too. Homey, local, and charming. Big pitchers of birch beer and frosty mugs of Yuengling for nothing. Yuengling goes cheap in NEPA. I also like their little appetizers. Wings are a staple of NEPA. Every place that sells beer has good hot wings. It might be law. They've got mini potato pancakes, tacos, and pierogies among other light fare. I have not tried their sandwiches but I would if I ever got sick of their Pizza for a single day. This place seriously makes me want to drive four hours round-trip. read more

I often find the real question when eating pizza is simple. Where does America truly exist? Is it in the bread basket where farmers wake with the dawn to milk the cows, that will make the sweet glorious cheese that may one day be packaged in blocks, or slices, or perhaps even the silliest of things - strings. (I know a guy who straight up says he doesn't like string cheese. He doesn't care for it at all. He think it's disgusting. What doesn't he like about it? - is it the fact that you peel it away piece by piece and devour it in the most unique and awesome fashion available in the world of processed cheeses? All right, it's my friend Jer, I don't mean to call him out like this, but it has to be said - people should know his stance on this, so we can all move on as a collective and understand that those kind of people are out there walking among us) Perhaps America exist in the back row of a Bruce Springsteen concert, where he over charges the public while forever wearing the guise of the working man. You do work, Bruce, but are you working hard enough? For all of us? How are we supposed to see the River tour, if you don't do something about absurd ticket prices? Perhaps it exist in the passage The Boss nicked from Steinbeck on his 1982 masterpiece "Nebraska:" "Wherever there's a cop beating a guy..." I think America probably exist, in it's most precious state - in it's most infantile matter in the booths of a pizza place that has a train constantly circling it's customers heads. I've eaten at Pizza Perfect several times, I've been a fan of Pizza Perfect for decades, even in the morning when I've shoveled it down my throat in hungover despair as my night plays across my mind's eye and I regret everything that I was so sure was the culmination of a perfect evening. (Great Refrigerated!) Pizza Perfect has been there, a rock on the shore of an uncertain ocean. It has fought back against the pretensions of the Back Mountain, and stood for something. It's Rocky Balboa post-Uncle Paulie's death (Spoiler if you haven't seen Creed, you think Stallone will get an Oscar? Is that just one of things that you get when you've made enough Rambos and Rockys - is there just a guy sitting around saying: "You know who doesn't really deserve the award, but what's going to make really good TV - that guy from that Prison Camp Soccer movie with Michael Caine and Pele..." and another guy being like "You mean Sly Stallone from Rocky? The guy who use to own Planet Hollywood?" and some other guy being like "Is Planet Hollywood still... a ... thing?" No. No, I don't think it is, but I know what is: Pizza Perfect, and they never needed movie memorabilia, and over prized Cheeseburgers to bring in the masses. Just honest food, honest service - a train... a train that rolls on through the ages, rolls on into our hearts, that makes us remember what it's like when America finds the time to exist. read more

Haven't been here in a while, as I no longer live in Dallas. Yet in all the times I had it (spread out over about 23 years) I remember it always tasting exactly the same. It seems to be unable to decide whether it wants to be Old Forge style or a Victory Pig knock off. That said, both are great, and this stuff is pretty close to both. I have to say, I don't know why people are talking about Chicago pies on here. First, Chicago doesn't make pizza--it makes lasagna with identity dysphoria disorder (does it want to be lasagna, pizza, or southern-style cornbread with marinara sauce and cheese?)--though I admit that I love it. Second, real pizza comes from four places: Italy, NEPA (preferably Pizza Perfect or anywhere in Old Forge), NYC, and New England (and particularly Boston). This stuff is up there, though--but Chicago? No no no. Geno's East is close but pricey; Uno's sold out; Edwardo's apparently has gotten blander and can make that nice Chicago lasagna but cremates a simple margherita pie. That won't do. Where was I? Ah, yep. Pizza Perfect cuts with Yuengling Lager. Man, I wish I went back more often. read more

Great pizza and you must try the veggies. Check out the cool model trains also. One problem, the service wasn't good. Once our waiter brought the food we didn't see him again until we were ready to go. I had to go to him for the check. read more

The BEST place for fried Sicilian pizza. I've been eating & ordering from here for over 30 years.

I don't know what Ed's talking about either. Pizza Perfect is awesome. My husband and I grew up in the valley, but almost every trip back involves a trip to Pizza Perfect (and we're back at least every other month or so to visit my ILs). We love their pizza (their corner pieces are my favorite), their wings are awesome, and I can't get enough of their mini tacos. Love them. We also regularly bring home their frozen pizzas and bake it in our own oven. Not as good as what you can get in the restaurant, but still pretty darn tasty. read more

Pizza Perfect---yet another of the establishments in NEPA that I miss greatly. Thick cuts (not slices) of fried pizza with or without onions that come on these red plastic trays and ooze of unhealthy goodness. Inexpensive heaven on earth. Grab some birch beer (I swear it's the only place that still serves birch beer) and stare at the train that goes around the ledge of the building. Two bad things about PP: a) parking--there is hardly any, and don't even bother trying to park across the street at the pharmacy. b) the wait--it can be long, especially on Friday nights Nevertheless, a NEPA classic...without having to travel down to Old Forge. read more

This is a restaurant that truly lives up to the high standards set by its name. If you enjoy deep-fried square pizza I can't recommend this place enough. I used to live in Dallas and ordered from here every Friday night. Now I live in Wilkes-Barre but still drive up whenever I can. The chicken wings are the best I've ever had and I consider myself something of a connoisseur. The sauce is amazing - sweet and totally unique. There is takeout but no delivery. The restaurant is always packed and there's limited parking out front. read more

Really great pizza, really great wings. Beer is cold. Very friendly atmosphere, and the service is quick even when there is a crowd. Parking is difficult to find if it is a busy day, so try to plan to go on a less busy day. read more

Apparently my Husband and his Brother loved this place since childhood. I can see why. It is SUPER oily, with a very crispy crust. Other than the fact that it is fried, I don't see what is so special about this place. Yet it is always busy, it is often hard to find a parking spot! The pizza isn't actually perfect, but it's not bad for what you get. I'm going to rate this as a 3.5 stars. read more

Pizza is far from perfect. I've lived in the Trucksville my entire life and never understood why people from all over the place flock to this establishment for the pizza. It's really not that good. Greasy and will leave you with some bad heartburn. However, the rest of the menu is very good. Pizza perfect has some of the best wings around. The staff is courteous and quick to get you what you need. They are knowledgeable of the menu and can always make a good recommendation. Parking is HORRIBLE. If you decide to eat here your best bet is to park behind the fire station across the street. read more

This is definitely one of northeast PAs best pizza places. No other state offers sicilian like this.. I am a military wife and nothing beats pizza from back home. I love the Pizza Perfect sells their pizza frozen... it makes it so easy to travel with and take back home... just heat it in oven or toaster oven. Appetizers here are very good as well. The employees have always been nice. They do not accept credit/debit cards. read more

We just found this place and have already been there twice. Don't expect fancy dining room but the pizza is very good and very inexpensive. Specially if you order pizza by the slice. I highly recommend this place. read more

I love this pizza. I love these wings. It's not often I eat in, but every time I go to my friend's house by Philly, I HAVE to take her pizza. I'm afraid to find out what would happen if I didn't. :) read more

The pizza was pretty good. I don't know what exactly made it so good but we enjoyed it. The corn fritters was what I was after. During a trip to PA , on or way back to CT before leaving, I searched for a place that made corn fritters. We went there based on yelp reviews and don't regret it, you won't either. read more

Pizza Perfect - Corn fritters. Where delicious and exactly what I was craving. - Pizza Near Me - Trucksville, Pennsylvania

Pizza is a crispy fired square style... Bonuses to try on the pizza is bacon or extra cheese. Place has other options like cheesesteaks, wings, BBQs , and Fry's. All are very good but the pizza sets the bar for this style, usually busy and owners stand behind the food if there is an issue, all though very rare to have issues. read more

Lovely place with character. Had the burgers which are a miracle at the price, and the famous cheese pizza. Lovely character and feel. Nice fire and train props read more

Pizza Perfect - Pizza Near Me - Trucksville, Pennsylvania

I love most of the food and what I don't care for is just personal preference. They are a staple in the community and always do their best to help the community. It's just a happy place for me as it invokes so many happy memories. read more

Pizza Perfect has fabulous Pizza! They are so popular that they do not have to run on regular hours. Figure out when they're open try to get a seat and you'll enjoy the pizza read more

Pizza was good . I ordered chicken wings. Took one bite and they where rancid! I told tHr waitress and she couldn't care less. She charged me for them even though I couldn't eat them. I live nearby and I am royally pissed off! read more

In today's world there's not much you can count on.... Count on Pizza Perfect. Hi cuisine? No. Real Pizza, wing, & FOOD?? YES!!! Nice people too! read more

The pizza is amazing.it was packed there and we got are food in 15 mins. Also the cheese sticks were amazing

In NE PA best Sicilian pizza you're going to find! Dough is fried, sauce is good have to get it with onions. A little pricey and cash only but you absolutely have to try it if you're in the area. read more

Glue for cheese and cardboard for a crust. This is awful. I can't believe people eat this.

Great square style pizza! Love the wings! 4 stars only because of cash only policy but they do have an atm.

Never thought a hart attack could taste soooo good. Pizza perfect is one of those handful of pizza shops that serves the fried Sicilian pizza... and I think they do it the best. The pizza is heavy a little greasy but delicious. Eat responsibly. I have family that has moved out of the area and if you visit them without pizza perfect they will turn you away. My kids like the trains that run on rails through out the dinning rooms. Their wings are good too. The worst part of pizza perfect is finding parking on Friday. Get there early. read more

I was just there and picked up take out order. Food is fresh and hot! Delicious! Staff was pleasant and cheery for a Monday night : ) , best pizza in the valley! read more

I don't really "get," or much like, this style of pizza--I'm admittedly snobbish in favor of the pizza I grew up on in New Jersey. It might be very well prepared in that style, but I find the crust too gritty and greasy for my taste. read more