Minsky's Pizza

First off our server was great. She was attentive, fast, and made recommendations and didn’t mind that my family, friends, and I were a bit slow to order. It was our first time and they have a vast menu. The food itself is great and the atmosphere is family friendly for sure. This locations bathroom set up differently different, but fine. Definitely not docking marks for their creativity there. We are planning on returning and trying some of their more exotic pizzas.

Pizza was so so toppings were good I didn't like the crust. I should've gotten the thin crust maybe. If I go back I'll try the thin crust. Nice place though had the chiefs game on. Service was great and servers are friendly. I'm from Chicago so I like a certain crust for my Pizza and I just can't seem to find it.

The deep dish was slapping! Very good, not quite like deep dish in Chicago but satisfies the deep dish craving 100%

Minskys always has great food, the pizza is delicious with plenty of flavor. The toppings amount is however “hit or miss” I’ve gotten various pies with not much meat under the cheese when it was supposed to be. Overall great food though. The pricing is slightly more expensive than national brands but I would say it is worth it. The pizza is more dense and the cheese, sauce, crust is richer and more flavorful. They have so many different flavors of pies that are all unique in their own. Check them out you won’t be sorry you did

I recently visited Minsky’s Pizza in Independence, MO, and was left thoroughly disappointed. While my dine-in lunch was good, the PRIME CUT WHITE CHEDDAR MAC & CHEESE to-go was a major letdown. The portion size was shockingly small compared to the same item I enjoyed at the Lee’s Summit location just a week prior. I spoke to the manager, who explained that they follow corporate guidelines for portion sizes and suggested that the to-go container made the portion appear smaller than it actually was. However, the photo clearly shows it barely covering the bottom of the container. It's understandable that portions can vary, but this Independence portion was at best a third the size of the Lee’s Summit portion, yet both cost the same price of $11.99. The Lee’s Summit portion was generous enou