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    Teninty's Pizza and Subs

    4.2 (41 reviews)
    InexpensivePizza, Italian, Sandwiches
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:30 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    This has been our go-to place for pizza since it opened! It truly has the best pizza I've ever had - and I've lived all over the world! It's settled in wonderful North Plains, which I find fitting, because when you walk in Teninty's, they greet you with the kind of warmth and kindness that you'd expect from a "small town". It's a family-run business, which I love. You can tell they respect each of their employees. We've ordered *almost* everything from the menu and are always pleased! Their pizzas are a generous size, and they have a variety of drink options (Pepsi products, energy drinks, coffee, and beer. There's ample parking, and it's within walking distance of multiple businesses.

    Cup and char pizza

    I'm not sure where all the bad reviews are coming from. We walked in and it was not busy at all. Was helped right away. Pizza came out fast and hot and was delicious! Owners are super nice and the quality of the pizza was amazing. He was making it as we started ordering. Oh also their music choice was top tier.

    Detroit style Motown Meat Lover without Italian sausage.

    If you look at the pictures of the Detroit style pizza posted by the owner, don't expect to get that. Classic example of bate and switch.

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    We are new to the neighborhood and had their pizza this week. We are happy to say that we will be regulars.

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    7 months ago

    food and service was amazing. And it helped I won on video poker. very good would recommend going really good service and quick.

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    Thank you for the feedback. I am glad you enjoyed the pizza!

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    Best pizza we've had in years! We will definitely be back. We ordered the cheese and pesto, delish!

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    Jersey Girl Pizza - T-Rex Pizza

    Jersey Girl Pizza

    4.5(184 reviews)
    3.6 mi
    $$

    You know, sometimes the world just makes you more grateful for what you have…read more It may throw something at you like a subpar suburban mini chain using Boboli crust, foisting off quarters of personal pizza as "slices," and basically chucking a garlic knot at your head for suggesting that the family-first, live-laugh-love branding may not be enough to hold together a business. That same world may put people in line ahead of you who haven't figured out that their pizza and appetizers aren't made by pure magic and that making the brave decision to pick up your order didn't absolve a kitchen full of workers of the time and effort it took to make a meal for you. There's something you can do very easily if you don't feel that pickup is worth a tip: Drag your lazy, tasteless, hairy-knuckled Pacific Northwest carcass next door to the Plaid Pantry, pull a frozen pizza out of the freezer in the back of the store to the far left, pay for it, and take it home to cook for yourself. But, typically, the world just gives you that pizza shop around the corner from your family's place on the outskirts of civilization that tried to make you a calzone when you first moved in, has made you pizza for every family occasion since, and has managed to put together an Italian cold cut sub with no mayo and pizzas with no ranch dressing. When you realize that each day brings a steady stream of morons up and down Glencoe just looking for reasons to tell you how ignorant they are or how they can diminish once-enjoyable experiences for you, it makes you cherish the good folks who've been blending your apple and cherry ciders without question for years, selling a steady stream of local beers, giving kids arcade games to play and a place to gather, and offering slices at lunch and long tables for family and team dinners. Jersey Girl gets the basics right, both with its food and its surrounding community. It keeps familiar employees around for years and remembers a time when the pandemic kept the numbers painfully low. It doesn't taste exactly like other pizza out there because, as it turns out, each pizza isn't supposed to taste the same. If Dimo's tasted like Baby Doll, there'd be no purpose to it. If Lovely's tasted like Apizza Scholls, it would be a travesty. If Ranch tasted like Atlas? Why bother? Jersey Girl has become a neighborhood favorite on its own merits, and it isn't asking people to make pilgrimages out here to justify its existence. If you wouldn't go to a Western Hillsboro strip mall for pizza normally, don't feel the need to do so now. But if you're in town and you're looking for a pizza multiple steps above a chain and less formal than Pizzario's neapolitan pies, enjoy your stay and tip accordingly.

    Picked up two pizzas to go. With such glowing reviews and for a higher than chain pizza places I…read moreexpected phenomenal pizza, unfortunately that wasn't the case. The amount of toppings were great on both the large boardwalk pizza and the half pep and half cheese. The crust? Had a strange minerality or slight chlorine taste to it. Not sure if it was the crust but all the pizzas had it. The cheese on both tasted amazing and fresh. My young daughter (elementary school age) after this however only taking just one bite the same day and a day later reheated for dinner has now decided that "I don't like pizza" which is kinda wild considering she likes others. This is also an establishment that tries to force tips upon pickup for a food which is honestly dumb and annoying but works for them as my wife didn't want to press the custom button and give 0$ even though she should have. I think this needs to be stopped and is a shame on this business. Less so than the unfortunate taste of the pizza, but perhaps to some even more of an issue.

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    Ranch PDX - Hillsboro

    4.2(22 reviews)
    5.1 mi

    Well, Downtown Hillsboro has killed yet another pizza shop at this location…read more The first, Sizzle Pie, seemed like an anomaly, as parent company Sortis Holdings was going through tremendous upheaval and closing locations of many of its chains (Sizzle, See See's, Rudy's, etc.). But killing off Ranch--a chain that catered directly to this area's dumb love of ranch dressing on pizza and Abby's/Izzy's-style toppings overkill--suggests that Hillsboro culture may not be able to handle an actual, grown-up, big-city pizza shop. You cannot blame the presumed lack of foot traffic on Second Avenue for this. Now, with the exception of Pizzario--which makes the same small, wood-fired pizzas in the same space that its predecessor Earth Mother did, only with a focus on live music and cheap drinks--every pizza shop in Hillsboro is now located in a strip mall. Jersey Girl, the Schmizzas, Curry Pizza House, and Ranch's replacement, Society Pie: All in strip malls and all pretty much reliant on drive-up service or, with the exception of Schmizza's direct delivery, third-party apps. You also can't blame the culture of said pizza shop. Sizzle Pie was always going to be a tough fit here because of the metal soundtrack and kids behind the counter that the olds seemed fixated on hating, but Ranch basically was Hillsboro. It was $3-off happy hour specials, it video games for the kids (and Gen X/older Milennial parents), it was home delivery, it was classic rock. You can't even blame the location anymore. Grand Central bakery has now been there since the plaza opened and witnessed multiple pizza places come and go. While the first bar overlooking that plaza failed, the tapas place that took its spot has been going for more than a year and has been shockingly popular. No, it's just clear that good pizza isn't really Hillsboro's thing. When Ranch closed and Society Pie was announced as the replacement, there was some excitement about it being a suburban tenant, but there was also the reaction that the space was now playing down to its surrounding area. And that's a fair assessment. Both Sizzle Pie and Ranch came about because their founders wanted to make unique versions of existing pizza styles and managed to carve their own niches in New York- and Detroit-style pizzas. They produced combinations that challenged the customer and showed them new combinations of ingredients and flavors that are absent from the suburban pizza spectrum. Hillsboro rejected that wholeheartedly, despite a price tag that, per inch, was more of a bargain than Pizzario right down the street. Now it gets Society Pie which speaks to it in a language that the city understands. Ducks and Beavers, tech bro jokes (it's a picture of Ice-T because it's an iced tea fountain, get it?), local band posters and high school photos on the walls. And the pizza? Much like Jersey Girl or Pizzario, "good for a suburb." There's more effort than you'll see from a local chain, but maybe fewer beers, cocktails, and apps than your better Schmizza locations and nothing that will replace Lovely's, Baby Doll, Pizza Jerk, Red Sauce, Ken's, Apizza Scholls, Dimo's, Scottie's, or Escape From New York in your heart if you moved out here from Portland for work or what you presumed were better schools. There's a strong chance that Society Pie makes the third pizza place in this space the charm because it understands both what it isn't and what the neighborhood needs it to be. But if community spirit, slice specials, better signage, and dedicated delivery service still don't revive this pizza spot in the former bank drive-thru, then it isn't Portland or the pricing or the parking that are at fault--it's Hillsboro itself.

    The pizza here is very tasty! I've never seen pickles on a pizza before but it's my new fav. I love…read morethe thick crust. We dined in and our order came out super fast. Cute little spot with a couple arcade games inside. Will definitely be back!

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    Curry Pizza House Hillsboro - Desi BBQ Chicken Pizza

    Curry Pizza House Hillsboro

    4.2(78 reviews)
    6.1 mi

    Curry Pizza is a solid 4 stars…read more We had a busy day so pizza was on the brain for dinner. It was between Curry Pizza and another curry pizza restaurant who shall not be named since we haven't tried them yet. We ended up trying Curry pizza house because there were no complaints about the pizza dough on Yelp. I'm so glad we gave this place a try.. literally no complaints on the dough/crust here! It was actually very tasty! Slightly chewy, not too doughy, not too thin, not too thick- it was perfect. We ordered a half/half large pizza for around $35 and Desi bread for $9. Desi bread had a pesto sauce with onions, cheese, garlic? Idk, but it was the best first carby bite for me in a long time! Definitely a must try! For the pizza we got half butter chicken and half masala chicken. I wish the masala chicken had more sauce. The texture of toppings was very good but the sauce didnt shine through and it was one of those things where I wish it had... butter chicken on the hand, on point. Doesn't need a thing changed about it. Sauce was fragrant, buttery, and chicken pieces were tender and not dry at all. We'll definitely be frequenting Curry Pizza House again in the near future!

    I appreciate pizza house that serves pizzas with totally different takes. I find these pizzas…read moreinteresting and won't mind trying every single unique pizza at this restaurant. We called to order a couple of large pizzas over the phone. The order was correct and we were able to pick up the pizzas as expected. The pizzas were kept warm nicely by the pizza boxes. For about $30 a large pizza, we had two large pizzas, and each pizza was split with 2 different toppings. Note that the minimum size is large for splitting toppings. There was a good amount of meat in each topping. The crusts were excellent. I am not sure what kind of crust they offer. I don't recall having a choice on the type of crusts available. We tried lamb kabob, palak paneer, malai chicken and achari chicken. All were good, but the group favorite was definitely the lamb kobab. Palak paneer pizza has a nice spice, which was my second favorite. I prefer malai chicken over achari chicken due to my personal preference. White sauce is not my first choice. We will definitely order other pizzas next time we are in the area.

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    Maiale Rosa Wood Fired Pizzeria - Margarita Pizza

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    4.4(282 reviews)
    12.1 miSouthwest Portland
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    My wife and I celebrated our one-year anniversary by going back to the place that catered our…read morewedding, and it was just as great as we remembered. Brett and his team make phenomenal pizza, salads and sides and the pizza truck adds so much to the occasion. All our guests raved about the quality of the food and the service was on-point. Today, on our anniversary, we had the puttanesca pizza and it was absolutely fantastic. We also tried the seasonal peach and blackberry tiramisu, which was nothing short of divine. We highly recommend this place to anyone seeking quality wood-fired pizza loaded with flavor. Whether catered with an unforgettable set-up or grabbing a bite in the restaurant, it's the real deal, and it surely wont dissapoint.

    tl;dr? "Best pizza I've had on the west coast; pizzaiolo needs some social skills work"…read more It's Friday night date night! Wife N and I watch cooking competitions (mostly for at-home recipe ideas because we love to cook!) and happened upon a few episodes of pizza-making and decided we both really had a hankering for "real pizza" for Date Night this week. Both Yelp-surfing, and on the recommendation of a friend, we decided to trek the 45 minutes out from Forest Grove (past no fewer than 30 pizza joints) to Maiale Rosa smack-dab in the middle of downtown Beaverton. Arrived around 6:00, ordered at the counter, and found a table. There were a few other patrons (plus those who came to pick up orders) but there were a couple available tables and an entire strip of bar seating, directly in front of the glass where you can watch the action. I'm a mushroom lover so the "I Funghi" immediately caught my eye and I ran with it, adding the offered prosciutto. She ordered a build-your-own with marinara, prosciutto, fontina and mozzarella cheeses and arugula. The pizzas arrived after a (pretty short) wait, probably under 10 minutes, felt quite fast. First bite: holy cowabungas! This was a forest floor mushroom extravaganza, with enough garlic and truffle oil that I caught myself uttering "whoa!". Prosciutto added after the bake (thank you! I hate chewy crispy fired prosciutto!) so it provided this lovely fattiness to each bite. Fabulous in every way. Found no flaws in Wife N's pizza and neither could she. Again, arugula added after the bake (because hot wilted arugula sucks) keeping it vibrant and fresh to the table. Crust: fabulous. Crispy and perfectly chewy all at the same time. Very hard to find one this well-made. Pizza size: these are all hand-made so obviously not quite perfectly round but it would be safe to say each was somewhere in an oblong 10" to 12" range. I would advise one pizza per heavy eater, unless you're two light eaters then one could suffice. We took half of each pizza home and those leftovers fed me the next day. Pizza: 5*'s. If you're just picking it up to eat at the food court nearby, or focused ONLY on the quality and taste, then this is the best pizza you'll find around. Pizzaiolo: 3*s. It's pretty obvious the chef-owner is an expert at pizzamaking, recipes, flavors. His product is masterful. What he has, however, is an obvious and penetratingly-palpable disdain for any kind of customer interactions or small talk. He's behind clear glass, at a seating bar. This invitingly conveys to his patrons: "Say 'hi' and chat with the chef." It's pretty clear that isn't his intent. Drywall separating us would have been a better pick. This is a man best left alone to make pizzas and scoff at his employees without customers having to experience this negativity. Pizza with a scowl. As we got up to leave I gave it one more shot, and honestly complimented him on his pizza---it's objectively the best I've had outside New York and I've never even been to Naples but if this represents their pizza, I'd probably like eating there too. His reply, which arrived mostly as he turned and walked away, was "great, put it in your Google review." Some diners are just there for the pizza. Others are just there to pick up a to-go. But there are some of us that plan, with anticipation, our experience eating at a new-to-us place. For us, it's more than about the food: it's about the entire experience of having eaten there. It's about chatting with the chef. It's about pursuing fine food. And it's about sharing at least a cursory relationship centered around your mutual love for their food creation. We'll very likely have their pizzas again (and it will be very tough for me to force myself to try something other than another I Funghi!). But next time, we'll probably just eat and go, because the clear message we received is "this isn't a happy place to hang out." And it's a shame, because those two pizzas were the better part of $60. For that, you'd think it could come with at least an attempt at a smile and friendliness from the guy that owns the place.

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