Two mini pizzas took one full hour to serve. This is the worst experience I've had in a VERY long…read moretime. No apology when I walked up to ask about it. Just "10 more minute, they are still working on it". Really?!? Never again.

For anyone who moved here from pizza strongholds and now finds themselves in a South Hillsboro…read moreapartment/townhome wondering if an Abby's is worth their while, here's your disclaimer: It isn't. Unless you grew up in the suburban-to-rural outcroppings of this state and built your pizza palate on barely there crust, Ragu-grade sauce, Bi-Mart cheese, Grade D ground sausage, lots of Canadian bacon, weird amounts of sliced produce, and dipping sauces that make ranch dressing look like extra-virgin olive oil, this isn't going to do it for you. The location inside a Fred Meyer should've been your first clue, but considering that this is where suburban Portland believes its quality bakeries, delis, and sushi places should be located, that level of culinary judgement isn't always a given out here. Listen, it's bad enough that there are arid, barren swaths of this country that think that the pizza experience is somehow improved by dipping it in some ungoldly blend of ranch, honey mustard, or garlic butter, but it gets worse when they feel that the dishes that best accompany those pizzas are poorly fried chicken 'n' taters and "Italian" sandwiches with Canadian bacon, jack cheese, and mushrooms. If Abby ever met an Italian person, she probably made an offensive comment about garlic before refusing to rent them a room. When my family first moved out here from Jersey, this state was awash in trashpile pizza like Abby's, Izzy's, Pietro's, Papa Murphy's and Bellagio's. Fortunately for them (and, later, for me), the entire region wised up and realized it didn't have to cater to people whose formative pizza experience likely involved animatronic mice or a building shaped like a pipe organ. Listen, South Hillsboro, I know the city planners have not been kind to you on the pizza front. I know that places like Jersey Girl, Pizzario, Society Pie, and Curry Pizza House are a schlep. I know that any Portland pizza place that moves out here not named Rovente has to close because of the unrelenting complaints from the mouth-breathing crust dunkers. It is unfair. But you do yourself no favors by walking into the Fred Meyer Starbucks vacancy that calls itself Abby's and expecting pizza that's going to be anything better than what a five-year-old might construct for you at a birthday party. My apologies to you: I thought we'd killed it, but confining Abby's to supermarket purgatory may only help secure you a better brick-and-mortar pizza option in the future.

No hair nets or gloves are worn. The staff is nice and you're greeted when you walk in. Plenty of…read morebarstool and bench seating. It's quiet and would be a good place for a small group. I preordered for pickup and there was an issue with the first pizza so it took 50 minutes, it was an uncontrollable issue on their part. You can order by the slice or whole pizza. A small variety of beers and large variety of soft drinks available. A great place for families. We've had great pizzas in the most past but tonight....it was terrible. The crust was chewy, it was greasy, the tomatoes were cut thick, the basil you couldn't bite into and it didn't look appealing.

Pizza by the slice is fantastic! Staff is very friendly. I had a slice of Genoa and a Caesar salad…read morewith a drink. The salad was great and the slice was on point. I believe this the original Schmizza. I can't recommend this place enough for the food and atmosphere when you are in Forest Grove.

Pizza came quick but could have been a bit warmer. My pizza was lukewarm by the time I time I go…read moreto the last piece.

This place was disgusting, slow, and unprofessional. I went 10/17/2025 at 12 and saw a female…read moreemployee put food in her mouth with gloves on, then made a pizza. Nasty. Plus my pizza was a joke. It was over sauced and the toppings were a mess. See pics. I don't need to explain anymo

My husband absolutely loves the Caesar salad here so I order it for him whenever I'm near a…read morePizzicato. We stopped in at this location to have a dine in lunch and ended up taking well over an hour lunch break. We ordered pizza slices, a salad, breadsticks and drinks at the counter when we entered, then chose a table to wait for our food. All items we ordered needed to be warmed and the salad mixed. When about 20 minutes went by we asked about our order. We were told it should be next. Another 5-10 minutes went by when one of the servers noticed we were still waiting and checked on our order. That's when they realized it was never given to the kitchen. There was a mistake made at ordering and it wasn't submitted correctly. Initially they tried to tell me that my card didn't go through and would need to be rerun. When I explained that I paid with cash they apologized several times for the mistake and rushed to get our order done. The staff was friendly once they got the mistake figured out but at that point I was ready to leave after waiting for approx. 40 minutes. Once our order was ready we decided to just take the extra time to have a small plate of each item and take the rest with us. The breadsticks were disappointing. Not much flavor at all unless they're covered in ranch. The pizza was just ok, not warmed nearly enough. My husband had his favorite, the salad with lots of the garlic dressings. Overall it wasn't a very good meal. The prices are on the high end of the pizza place spectrum and this visit didn't meet high end quality. My one saving grace was they had my favorite soda machine with flavor choices for each soda. Having one of those machines gets an extra star from me. This was probably just an off day, and mistakes happen. I doubt this is a regular occurrence but I don't plan on spending another lunch break here. They are located in a strip mall and have plenty of nearby parking. It appears clean and wiped down in the dining area. There's several tables in the large dining room. If you love garlic try the Caesar salad.

I enjoy the pizza and salad lunch specials at Pizzacato. We order pizza when we can from here,…read moretoday I stopped by my local Pizzacato. The food quality is always strong, they did not disappoint today. The portion size of the salads is more than ample, its a huge portion with a very consistent salad dressing. The Pizza slices are really good sized. They typically have plenty of seating, with a clean building and tables. The only disappointing part of my trip was the person working the counter, he was less than friendly and customer oriented, not sure if he was having a bad day or what but typically the staff is super friendly. He will not keep from coming back in but its disappointing as a customer to be treated like you are a bother.

I searched high and low to find a local pizza spot for a team lunch and due to the number of…read morepositive reviews, I selected Society Pie. To maximize our lunch hour, my team decided to place our order online for pick up so that it would be ready by the time we arrived. Ordering online was super easy and I received an itemized receipt by email as well as a text message when our order was ready (all super important aspects to consider when organizing team lunches for work). When my team arrived our pizzas were ready so we were able to select our beverages, grab a table and enjoy. Because we got there shortly after noon, we got our first pick of a table inside, but it filled up soon after. The vibe is very relaxed, super casual, and it has a local neighborhood feel (with TVs and board games available). Now on to the most important part: the pizza is really good! I opted to try the Peace, Love & Parm (red sauce, mozzarella, pepperoni, shaved parm, fresh basil, drizzle of balsamic glaze) with a gluten free crust and really enjoyed it. It tasted fresh and balanced with savory, sweet and salt. Very good. I'll definitely return to try their other signature pies. I'm also interested in trying the salads.

I'd love to tell you that back east is this uniform wonderland of corner pizza shops that all date…read moreback to the early 20th Century and all exist within walking distance of people's homes. But I can't sit here and pretend the last 60 years or so didn't exist. When New York, New Jersey and Connecticut followed their personal Robert Moses out of the cities and into the suburbs, the pizza shops came with them. To this day, in places like Central Jersey, Western Long Island and Central Connecticut, you'll find decent to spectacular pizza shops deposited in the middle of strip-mall hell within a tight delivery radius of acres and acres of tract housing. In Portland's western suburbs--especially the named communities like Tanasbourne, Greenway, Amberglen, and Progress--this was typically the domain of chains like Schmizza, Fultano's, Bellagio's, Odd Moe's and their national competitors. This, for years, kept me and the family away from Society Pie. Located a couple of blocks from our doctors' offices and hospital, Society Pie is tucked away in the middle of Tanasbourne's own strip mall netherworld and ringed by Elmer's, Peet's, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Killer Burger, Menchie's, P.F. Chang's, Wendy's, and Pizza Hut. We knew that Oregon's suburban strip malls hadn't cultivated promising pizza in our more than a decade here, and we didn't see any reason to believe they were about to start now. But an acquaintance told us to try it once, and made a convincing argument. She pointed to its neighbors at Prime Tap House and Biryani Corner and noted that not only were they producing some of the most interesting menus in the area, but they were succeeding where everyone else had failed. Biryani corner had outlasted at least three other biryani spots in Hillsboro alone, while Prime Tap House's fusion taproom menu proved so popular that it's now in the food court at the Ritz-Carlton. Begrudgingly, we went into Society Pie for lunch and found... slices. Yes, any Schmizza here will give you slices, but it is only recently that Portland independents beyond chains like Sizzle Pie and Hotlips would deign to make some slice pies for the lunch rush. Society Pie clearly knew its audience as well, building drink and salad combos around its slices. We arrived late in the day, so slices were held to plain and pepperoni. No problem. We asked for a slice each and varied the drinks: Some just sodas, me a pilsner. I'll say this now: Getting out of a pizza shop here with a beer and a slice for $9 is a small miracle. Back east, a war crime, but here it's a genuine deal. The $6 for a slice and soda is similarly shocking, even considering the pre-pandemic $5 specials of that kind. And Society Pie's menu is loaded with that kind of local math. As for the slice itself? I can see where the five-star people are coming from, but it's honestly the one place where I'm subtracting anything. The crust is REALLY close, but doesn't quite hold up at the edge. The sauce is just a touch sweeter than comparable places, and the cheese has less consistency than it should. That said, they're the first place I've seen offer classic pepperoni as a default instead of falling into Hormel's cup trap or following Schmizza into the strange world of salami-sized cuts. Is it the best pizza I've ever had? No. Is it the best pizza in the Portland metro? No. Is it the best pizza in Hillsboro? No, but not by a high bar. And that latter bar is what matters here. The owners make it very clear that they genuinely care about the community element of owning a pizza shop, and it's something that the absolute best neighborhood pizza shops both back east and here do incredibly well. Can you call yourself a "neighborhood" place if the neighborhood doesn't come in? Can you say you're connected to the community if they don't see themselves in your space? Does it kill you to turn on a college softball game or a random regional sports event if it helps people feel at home for a minute? Even in a place as outwardly sterile as Tanasbourne (and now Washington Square... -ish), Society Pie serves as a place where people can actually use a pizza place as a neighborhood pizza shop, have full conversations on their lunch hour, take dinners home, or plot out their order for pizza parties. Its menu doesn't expand beyond pizzas, dough-based items (knots and breadsticks) and salads, and the menu offerings (shaved parm? pineapple jalapeno? chicken alfredo?) make the build-your-own option incredibly welcome, but it meets a need. Your neighborhood pizza shop doesn't have to be the best pizza you've ever had in your life. It just needs to be affordable, reliably decent, and consistent. Society Pie fills that niche for the communities it's in, and they're better off for having it. It won't be our spot of choice (just a few miles too far), but we'll be back.

The pizza was great. High quality meats, not super greasy. We ordered one pizza gluten free and it…read morewas delicious. I ordered online and picked up 4 pies and everything was ready and on time. I would order here again in a heartbeat!

Well everytime I've come in for pickup it's a quick in and out. They're friendly but not really a…read moreneed to interact. I've paid. I'm just picking up. Well this time was different. My guy had just moved in and we celebrate moves with a pizza dinner. Because I like REWARDS, I used the app, and had everything ready, placed my order. Then I got a message that it didn't go through and to try again. Argh. I had JUST customized my vegan pizza and my guy's pizza. SO I input the order again and YAY it went through. When I got there, it was quiet (which REALLY?!?! Order this pizza is SO good!!) and I said I was picking up. The OG order was under my name but I put the new one under my guy. I said that and the girl came over and said SO...there are actually two orders for you. And I looked at her VERY quizzically. (as you might imagine!) I explained what happened and she said "I'm so sorry, that's actually the second time that's happened since yesterday so I need to make sure our owners know." I said "not sure why you're sorry, not your fault!" So she said "these are both VERY specific pizza orders I can't just resell it. Would it be fair if I charged you the higher dollar amount, and you can just take all 4?" I said "hold up. That's WAY more than fair. It's the literal Pizza Lottery." SO WONDERFUL service that I got to experience and she was luckily the manager as well so she took care of everything for me. I'm telling you this pizza is SO good. It's my favorite and service like that makes it an establishment I definitely want to support!!

Atmosphere is great, many plants and lights adorn the store alongside a cute variety of tables and…read morechairs. Pizza itself was even better, yet came out surprisingly quick. Crust is crisp and the sauce has a mild, welcome sweetness to it. Staff are friendly, I have no complaints.

Society Pie is a favorite when we visit our grandchildren in Oregon. Their pizzas are made with…read morelove and skill and always taste fantastic. The extra large pizzas are huge and will easily feed a family but we like leftovers so we buy 2. Kids like cheese pizza and grown ups like toppings. The restaurant is close to our son's house so we always do pickup. If you are looking for delicious pizza, look no further than Society Pie.

.5 stars each for the pepperoni rolls and beer selection. That's it…read more Our party of four visited today (Saturday) at 2pm and it quickly became quite obvious they were very short handed. We saw two servers, which one was also the bartender. We sat in the almost empty bar area and the restaurant only had a few tables with people. When the food came out there were only three meals. We were told that the fourth would be right out. It did not come right out. The fish and chips did not come with tartar sauce or ketchup and the chips were not fully cooked. The chicken bacon mac was missing the chicken and the bread crumbs and was mildly warm. When the fourth item (chicken caprese sandwich) finally came out, it was pretty cold also. The pepperoni rolls came out hot so apparently we should have all ordered those. The bartender offered us a discount which turned out to be $10 off our next visit. The fish dish and caprese sandwich were not eaten so we requested those be taken off the check. We heard the bartender telling another table that something would be removed from their check so it definitely wasn't just us. We immediately headed to five guys to get something quick to eat.

I'll start off with the service....Korynn was behind the bar on this Friday..her service was…read moreremarkable! Every body that stopped by was treated with service that was above and beyond, myself included. I didn't want to leave with the service I saw her give everyone. So many people but she gave everyone her full attention which is like finding a unicorn of how rare that is. I ordered the Italian nachos and they did not disappoint. The food was a pleasant surprise. Usually, this order comes with half of it looking burnt and the other half looking like it needed more time, not this one. It came out picture perfect (as you'll see in my picture) I could feel my eyelids pop up with how shocked I was to see the perfect order of Italian nachos. As far as the ambiance is concerned, it's exactly what you want when visiting an Old Chicago. There was music on the speakers and sports on the tvs. Do yourself a favor and visit this location, it's the only Old Chicago within a two state radius. Great selection of beer. Surely there is something you'll enjoy, from their house beer to their other stuff. If I could give this OC more stars, I would. I live in California but this makes me consider moving to Oregon. Top class everything.