Carbone's Pizzaria Bar & Grill

Recently moved to Circle pines decided to try the carbones out here cause we didn't wanna go out we wanted to have pizza delivered. Went to put the order in and they only offer delivery through grub hub which I refuse to use do to very poor experiences with them. That's kind of a let down but not a huge deal since we live like 2 minutes away. Put in the order then I came on here to get the exact address cause I knew it was close but wasn't sure where it was located. Started reading some pretty negative reviews about service and food declining since new owners. Burnt food missing items long wait times small marinara sauce cups and overall just bad service. Definitely made me wish I would of checked the reviews ahead of time. The order was already placed though and the wife kids and myself w

Not hot or fresh. For $15 i thought it would be better portioned as well. Youre better off getting canes or something

The pizzas are small with limited toppings, have no flavor and over are priced compared to other shops, the 4 servers couldn’t seem to handle the 4 occupied tables or manage to clean off vacant ones. A lot of the normal seating is done seems they want to be a bar more than a restaurant wont be going back.

Ordered 2 10 inch pizzas. One house Special and a sausage pepperoni. Pizzas were not a Carbones’s Pizza. Tasted like garbage. Usually pretty good. Don’t know if they changed something but it was not good. Wife and I are about 3-4 pieces off or pizza and threw the rest away. It was that bad.

I’ve never encountered a restaurant or pizza place with as many issues handling online orders and deliveries as this one. I placed an order through GrubHub and arrived at the restaurant 20 minutes later, only to receive an email stating my order was canceled due to their system being down—again. This place seems to change their ordering software constantly, which clearly isn’t working for them. They should consider returning to basics: answering the phone and writing orders down manually. If they can’t manage reliable delivery drivers, they should stop offering delivery altogether until they resolve these persistent issues.