Post Corner Pizza

Great pizza. Great garlic bread. Been going to this pizza place for a while and it has maintained the quality and taste over the years. Highly recommended.

If you like the thicker crust Greek-style pizza this is your place. What makes this place stand out is the way the pies are cooked, maintaining a crispy, in bendable crust on a thick pizza. Post Corner is probably the most popular pizza place in the local Darien area. They have a Mormons kitchen and giant seating area, as well as a convenient takeout section where you can also get slices. The other food on the menu is very good as well, especially the Italian fare on the menu. The wonderfully delightful staff and tasty food makes this place a must in your regular local ordering routine. Post Corner Pizza is open EVERY day except Christmas. Done-in, takeout, and delivery are available.

Ordered for delivery, ordered a gyro platter, got delivered a sad excuse of a gyro, maybe 6 pieces of tomatoe. Let alone they messed up my order and it was awful, on top of that, the dressing for the salad wasn’t even olive oil, it was nasty vegetable cooking oil mixed with vinegar, don’t even get me started with the tzatziki, never ordering again, to call this Greek is sickening!

Ordered delivery just now. Got a cold pizza (not even warm anywhere) and burned spinach pies.... unfortunately I ordered 2 orders of spinach pies to take some home. The burned dough I could smell the instant I opened the bag. I like crispy but that burnt taste overpowers anything. I should have read the reviews. 55$ of what will end up in the trash.

Have to agree as someone who grew up in Darien and have been going to PCP for 45+ years. First, the “small” pizza is smaller and they absolutely skimp on the dough as you can see in pic. Crust is uneven with thin spots. I stood and watched them making pizza and they must be trying to save on dough as the pan is not being filled to ensure thick crust. PCP was sold to another family and though they are lovely, it hasn’t been the same since. It’s unfortunate