A fun college town pizza shop! They offer large portions so make sure you come hungry!read more

Great place to stop in for some pizza and beer. It is a small place but very cute. The pizza was…read moreamazing!

Great service fair pricing. We ordered 9 pizzas delivered, they gave a large order discount without…read morebeing asked, and the pizzas were right on time piping hot and cooked perfectly. Haven't eaten here in literally 34 years. Very good pizza and great service. Glad to see they're still doing well. Thanks pizza pit!

I need at least 85 characters to review but I have zero characters in my brain. Sorry sorry sorry…read moresorry

Pizza arrived cold and uncut. We're staying in a hotel and had to tear it apart by hand. Also paid…read more$6.99 for a very small salad. Overall, a big disappointment.

My daughter and I ate at Blaze before jumping on the road to head home. The gal taking our order…read morewas very friendly and new to her job. I gave her my order and rather than the manager allowing her to continue, he strongly coached her in front of us when she was 100% doing the right thing. Managers do NOT need to coach an employee front of guests unless it's an urgent situation. I've been in corporate America for way too long to not know how wrong this is. Please reconsider your approach in the future. There's no need to publicly embarrass anyone.

Great service. Employees were helpful and kind…read more Pizza was not to my taste--the cheese tasted buttery, there was not a lot of sauce on it, and the sauce that was on it was a bit sweet. I probably won't come back--I prefer my cheese a bit sharper and more sauce--but I hope people who like their pizza this way patronize them.

Renovated for a year to open a bar, and that cash cow of a bar they were hoping for closes at 10:00…read morepm. Complete joke. Has to be a tax write off so the owner can invite his friends over and drink in his bar. If that's not the case, the guy is scared of making money. I could go on and on about how this makes zero sense. Add a bar to the most well known spot for food after the bars in Ames, but don't sell alcohol to the people that hold this business together. And it's not like anyone is asking for beer at 2:00 am. We're talking an hour or two before that when students are leaving the bars early and grabbing a slice. Let us enjoy a beer with our pizza during that window. That's prime time for your actual customer base. Jeff's was perfect without the bar, but why add one if you're just not going to use it when it actually makes sense?

I love the ambiance of this place. There is a friendly outdoor patio, coffee house feel indoor…read moreseating and a bar area. It felt like a European cafe that transforms to an Italian restaurant at night. We traveled to Ames for Mother's Day and picked this place without much fore thought. We both enjoyed our food, though my ham and Gruyère croissant was pretty small for the price. I would like to try their Italian dinners sometime.

the food in general tasted store bought / frozen, however the calamari specifically was honestly…read morejust gross. looked barely fried, was thick and chewy, and for some reason, they fried and served the bodies of the squids with it. the ranch was almost sour and definitely store bought. very slow service too, we were one of a few people there but were here for over an hour for just two people. pricing is ridiculous for what you get-- low quality food and not great portion sizes. we paid $52 for what tastes like food from the state fair, definitely won't be returning

When I am on business in the Hubbard-Radcliffe area I like to have my lunch at It's All Good. This…read moreis a unique concept. Restaurants in these small towns have a difficult time offering a full menu. It is hard to have a large offering with a relatively small customer base and have it be much more that food service food. The approach for IAG is to offer one daily homemade special with a selection of sides. The weekly menu is always in their window and at the bank and local convenience store. It's reminds me of growing up here and having "dinner" on the farm. We ate what Mom cooked that day. Even though they offer one thing each day, you can always get a hamburger and they also will make you just a larger tossed salad, which I get frequently when I don't want something heavy. This is a very nice little place with 4-5 tables and a counter. The family that runs the restaurant are all very nice and take good care of you. It is just a very pleasant place to relax for lunch. They also have very good ice cream and it is a popular place for that in the summer. You may find homemade pie in season. I enjoyed strawberry-rhubarb this past June. They have a selection of handmade candies. They also have an interesting selection of gift items from décor to food items. I count having been here over 30 times in the last two years. I will continue to come back for my lunches. I used to alternate with Zederbaum in Hubbard (now closed) and Los Altos in Story City. Now I am pretty much dedicated to coming here. Why not? It's all Good.

Great owners and a great addition to main street in town! Always great customer service.read more

They seem to do everything right, until you bite into the pizza. All of their pizzas are bland,…read morevirtually flavorless, and undercooked.

Racist. They close at 1 am but I currently walked to them at 12:49 am. They said they were closed…read morebecause they locked the doors. I then proceeded to show them that they close at 1 on maps. Then the employee decided to get a manager? Then the manager per say walks out and tells me that they were closed for carry out but open for delivery. I said well okay I guess I'll just order for delivery. I then called the papa John's phone number which is obviously an remote worker. The phone worker gives me the two options of whether I'm ordering for carry out or delivery. Weird since I just walked to the physical store and they say they are closed for carry out. Well then again I am an African American with dreads so why would I get the privilege to walk into their establishment when it's "closed." Now I ordered delivery which will take an additional 35 mins when I literally live across the street. Hopefully they CHOOSE to serve me when I place an ONLINE order. Currently waiting....poor customer service. Update just got my food at 1:10 order total was 31.16 I handed him two twenties. Then he tried to just walk off as if he wasn't the one who told me that "we're closed." As hes running off I say my change? "Oh shit I didn't realize" no but why did I have to ask him for my change? For what reason would he just try to take his own tip. I then said that I want my change. He replies, "how much do you want back?" What or how is that confusing on I want my change. So having to do math with no receipt I say I'll just take $8. He quickly replies, "no you can't do that" I can't get a carry out, I can't get my change back, now I can't get the right amount of change back? After figuring out math in his tiny brain he says oh yeah you can do that. Then had the comfortably to say oh yeah it's pretty dark. Can you double check to make sure I gave you $8 . Do I intimidate you that much for you to not know how much change you literally just gave me? Lucky I even proceeded to give money for very poor customer service. And lucky that I can't post my doorbell camera video on yelp of horrible service

Bristles pizza isn't large enough. Salad is very large…read more Food & ingredients are great, just sizing seems off.

I thionk its horrible that I can not collect my free item, that I earned from purchasing, because…read moreone of the items I ordered was a specialty item- love the pizza, hate the unfair politics where you add a restriction to make me buy more, just to get an earned free item