Blaze Pizza

The manager (she rang us in and receipt says Yvette) was very off putting. No gloves, no handwashing between pizzas (some were gluten free vs regular), and was having a phone conversation on her AirPods the whole time. She was bouncing between yelling and snapping at an employee (MJ) about checking restrooms while he was pressing dough for the LONG line. Another employee, Maddie, even said ‘he’s pressing dough’ but the snapping continued. Overall, the chain delivered the product you’d expect, but hearing management be so flippant and dismissive towards the staff was extremely off putting and made dinner very hard to enjoy.

I received great customer service. This location was clean and organized. The staff had positive vibes. My order and the customizations were correct. The pizza was delicious. I would definitely visit again.

I had a great experience at Blaze Pizza recently, thanks to an amazing employee named Tina. They had just run out of meatballs, but Tina immediately went above and beyond to make it right. She offered a great compensation option without me even having to ask, and handled the situation with genuine friendliness. I had a pretty big order — 3 pizzas and 2 sides— and she moved quickly while still keeping everything accurate. Her positive attitude and great customer service really stood out. Tina is definitely an asset to the company, and because of her, I’ll absolutely be returning. Highly recommend this location! 🍕

Their new 5 for $35 special is outstanding.. easily feeds 6 people. We got 3 pizzas loaded with toppings and 2 sides of meatballs and ricotta. All for $35!

Food is decent for the price but the cleanliness of this establishment is disturbing. The floors and the bathrooms need serious attention. The women’s bathroom was disgusting. Toilet seat was dirty, floors and sink were filthy. I was there around 11:30am right around opening. Theres no excuse for the lack care. I probably won’t be back for this reason alone. If the restaurant can be this openly dirty in common areas imagine the areas we don’t see.