Pino's Pizza

Not sure if I’ve ever gotten a steak and cheese with tiny minced pieces of steak .. it was completely soaked with ketchup that’s all I tasted .. couldnt even taste the meat at all.. sweet peppers are minced like relish .. everything is tiny and i didn’t get mushrooms that I ordered .i definitely wouldn’t waste $12 on this ever again . .. I can’t believe they use this type of steak for a steak and cheese..

The pizzas were disappointingly floppy and undercooked despite requesting a well-done crust. Sparse pepperoni and bland taste didn’t help. Air frying at home was the only plus. Subs from here were also subpar; wrong cheese on a cheesesteak with no willingness to correct it. We were told to go through a third party app to request a refund. Nice staff, but the food and service don't match the price.

Ordered delivery to Ft. A. P. Hill. I confirmed several times with the person taking our order, that they could deliver to the base. Then I got a call that the delivery was at the office. Once I figured out that they went to a campground we were not staying at, I informed the delivery person as to where we were. She stated she would refund our money, as she didn't like my tone of voice. I informed her I wanted what I paid for and we agree to meet at the gate. When I got to the gate, the delivery person called and stated she thought I was coming to the restaurant to pick up my order. I said I would be right there, and she said they were closed. That was 8:45, I could have been there in plenty of time. Will not being going back there. I will also informed my neighbors of this

The food was fresh and really great! Went here for lunch. I had the tortellini pasta with Alfredo sauce and chicken. My colleague had the sweet chili wings with fries. Everything is made to order so there is a little bit of a wait time for your food so if you're short on time I'd recommend calling ahead.

We met up in front of Pino’s Pizza to hand over our disabled grandmother to another side of the family. She needed to use the bathroom, so we went in to see if they had one available. I understand a “restroom for customers only” policy, IF there’s a lot of foot traffic. But this is a restaurant next to a gas station that probably has 5 cars come through per hour. Minimum purchase was a drink. Okay, should be cheap right? Almost $4 for a soda that should cost $2.50. Definitely seemed predatory. This is an old woman that needs to wear diapers because she’s suffered an injury that made her incontinent. But you’re squeezing $4 out of her? And the woman working was sort of rude, not terrible but she certainly had a tone. I didn’t catch her name but she looked like Karina Garcia.