HG Coal Fired Pizza (Chesterbrook)

I come here pretty often since I work in the area and the pizza is great especially the cheese and pepperoni, I’ve also tried the buffalo chicken pizza too and it was great too. The red velvet cake was also pretty good too and I’m usually picky when it comes to restaurants red velvet cake. The staff is always very nice too. Will definitely be back again.

Delicious cheese pizza and pepperoni Stromboli. Very nice delivery man- he told me about the area and good places to shop! We were visiting from out of town and they were able to deliver to our hotel room door. We ordered on Black Friday and although there was a lot of traffic, they still made it happen. Very happy they were taking orders!

HG Coal Fired Pizza in Chesterbrook is a solid spot when you’re craving pizza with that unmistakable coal-fired flavor. The place has a warm, comfortable vibe that works whether you’re stopping in for a quick bite or hanging out with friends and family. The pizzas come out with perfectly crisp crusts, slightly smoky edges, and plenty of fresh toppings. They have a nice variety – classic pies for purists and creative combos if you like to mix it up. Service here is friendly and approachable, and staff make sure you’re taken care of without hovering. It’s easy to relax and enjoy your meal. Beyond pizza, they offer salads, sandwiches, and appetizers that round things out nicely, so there’s something for everyone at the table. Parking is convenient in the shopping center, and it’s close to ot

I hate to leave this review because I’ve had a few consistently decent grandma pizzas from this place, but after trying a different pizza off their menu I couldn’t believe what I got. This is their Manhattan pizza, relatively fresh out of the oven. Toppings are spinach, artichoke, mushrooms, and cherry tomatoes. The pizza was so wet that EVERYTHING fell apart after picking up a slice. It was literally sitting in soaked parchment paper in the box. The spinach, as far as I can tell, was boiled and then put on the pizza, releasing its water during cooking. That, along with a pile of chunked cherry tomatoes = pizza mush. How can pizza be your thing and this is how you assemble one?

I was craving great pizza, and since Lancaster County lacks quality options, I decided to try your place, despite the 50-minute drive. My caregiver was kind enough to make the trip, and your 15% discount was a pleasant surprise. The pizza had cooled slightly by the time it reached us, but it was still delicious. Your staff was friendly and welcoming, making the experience even better. We’ll definitely be back. Thank you!