MOD Pizza

Went at 11, they didn’t have any dough ready. Ordered a mini, they made me a mod and charged me for it without telling me. Every employee just seemed annoyed, and they half assed everything I’ve worked in a pizza place like that before I understand how things happen and you can be unprepared, but not communicating that with a customer is the problem I have. If she would’ve just told me hey we don’t have any minis ready right now is a mod okay?, I would’ve been okay with it and paying for it. I’m paying for it, I want what I ordered. Im glad the Evansville store is much better because if I lived here that one experience made me not want to go back.

Love this place. Only been twice and only carryout. The Mad Dog, Calexico, Verde Garlic Cheesey bread were what I ordered. The order was just right the gentle char marks from the grill. The light airy crispy crust is oh so delicious. Artisan pizzas at this price should be a crime. Im sure they are making money but this is cheaper than I would pay. Just saying. Oh the finishing sauces is that extra umph. Like Mike's hot honey drizzled on top of the Calexico. Something to behold.

Seattle-based pizza chain putting out good pies, pretty fast. You get one price for a 6" or an 11" (MOD or Mega Dough) individual, artisan-style pizzas. Choose from one of their Top 10 pizza combinations or create your own from over 30 toppings. They also offer salads, garlic bread, garlic or cinnamon strips, hand-spun milk shakes, plus beer and wine in most locations. I had lunch there recently. I ordered the Dillon James (similar to a Margherita) with Chix sausage added. My Mother created her own with chicken, tomatoes, mushrooms, and green olives. It was tasty and the crust was nicely charred and crispy. It looks like this is my new "go to" pizza spot in O'boro since PizzAroma shut down.

I stopped eating there because of the increasingly creepy rainbow agenda stuff as soon as you walk through the door. Even “pride” cakes at the register. Apparently It would be too simple to bridge a traditional mutual understanding between seller and consumer. Now it’s all about pushing your political beliefs onto your customer at the risk of losing your own clientele (It’s a Seattle based chain…big surprise, right? No wonder everyone is leaving the city in droves). That’s fine. We’ll go somewhere where selling and serving a quality product is the number one business model, as opposed to the Marxist normalization agenda of the mentally ill.

Love the environment! Build your own pizza is a great concept. Food was good and staff was pleasant.