Conestoga Style Pizza

Old old old incredibly old school pizza joint with a vibe frozen in the early 80s pretending to be the 1950s. They've got anchovies, does that help explain the vibe? Mexicola, too. Booths are a Lurks snug for my midlife fatness, but I love seeing my wife eat pizza that makes her happy. It's like an amusement park ride for pizza in real life. Definitely worth the experience.

I'm very disheartened as a faithful customer and I will now have to find another place to order from. My family ordered food an was overcharged due to a website of this business that hasn't been updated in years according to the person that answered the phone. Not only were they not willing to refund the difference, the individual became belligerent and had his energy returned.

I was on my way to a work assignment around noon and was planning on skipping lunch, but I saw the storefront out of the corner of my eye as I was driving by. Still having a 70's era Coke sign with your restaurant name on it means the owners either have supreme confidence or complete apathy about their business, and since I was craving a slice, a made a U-turn to find out which one it was. The physical building probably has not seen an upgrade inside or out since Jimmy Carter was president. Red vinyl cushion stools at the counter on one side, shabby tables on the right and you have to walk through the kitchen to get to the bathrooms. This is my kind of place!!! I sat at the counter half way down from the one other person in there and could not resist ordering a plain slice and a cheesestea

The cheese and sauce is DELICIOUS. Best tasting mozzarella and the crust was just slightly crisp. Perfectly cooked! My daughter had a cheese burger and it was a thick pattie that tasted great! My 4 year old son ate 4 cheese slices, Wow! Excellent food, great in and out little shop. Don't miss it. Cheese steaks are popular too!! Enjoy!!

Very good, very old school pizza shop cheese steak. You walk in and you know these guys have been making cheesesteaks together for a long time. I am 99% sure it was a Conshohocken Bakery roll. I like my Conshohocken Bakery rolls. They melted the cheese onto the role in the pizza oven, yummy. I love that. They season the meat nicely so it had a nice flavor. It was $8.50, you know I didn't hate that. It was on the small side. Very good overall experience and the winner of my mini Bryn Mawr looking across Conestoga Road at each other cheesesteak Showdown.