Imo's Pizza

So I came to bowl and eat. We arrived bowled a little and ordered pizza - and they handed us a timer thing that buzzes when your foods done - we waited 30 minutes to find out our food was sitting there getting cold behind the counter because they didn’t ring the buzzer - we also ordered bbq wings and they decided they were gonna give us Sweet and Sour wings - I don’t know who is running the imos but be better - the food was garbage

I heard about "St. Louis pizza" so had to try it. Wasn't a fan. from Chicagoland and this doesn't even come close to what we have. Was very thin and expensive. $30 for their XL deal with a side of ravioli bites, poppers and cinnamon bread. honestly we were a group of 3 and were not satisfied with the pizza. way to thin and hard to eat.

Server was nice. Food was good. We got take out. Dining room was closed. The front takeout area was tiny. We had a 12" thin crust with 3 toppings. Plus $20. I would go back again to try and get the full experience.

They specialize in thin crust pizza. You can eat there, but they are clearly built for delivery and take-out. I'm not picky about pizza, and I enjoyed the 10 inch pizza I had. But it felt like an expensive 10 inch pizza (and the mushrooms were thinly sliced). Overall, it was good.

Wanted to try authentic St. Louis Pizza and Imo's is definitely the standard for St. Louis Pizza! Cracker like pizza crust very very thin but held up well with the toppings. I'm a sauce guy when it comes to pizza and the sauce was light. Cheese was different almost creamy like texture and a white cheddar taste. Supreme had everything including long slices of bacon. Overall Ok. Different.