Location: Riverdale
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Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Riverdale. Riverdale is a city in Weber County, Utah, United States. The population was 7,656 at the 2000 census. It is part of the Ogden–Clearfield, Utah Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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10. Lucky Slice Pizza
Overall Ratings
3 based on 28 reviews
Award-winning New York style pizza by the slice and whole pie, with an eclectic mix of appetizers, desserts, and vegan options as well. Dine in, carry out, and delivery available from our location in Clearfield near Hill Air Force base.
Reviewed By PaulEugeneG
My wife was delighted with her pizza, said it was delicious. Conversely, I was the one who picked up the pizzas. Service was very slow, and just didn't seemed very interested in serving people. The pizza was not very good! (my wife ended up finishing mine). Few toppings, skimpy on the cheese, kind of a weird sauce. All this for a pretty high price. So, now you decide!
9. Doolittle's Deli
Breakfast/Brunch, Sandwiches/Subs, Pizza
Reviewed By Washed
Doolittle's is perhaps an average place foodwise, but the airport building has really been built up and has art and displays. Also, if you're an airplane buff like me, it's fun to watch the locals to touch and goes. Both airplanes and helicopters use this airport frequently, as well as sky divers, all are fun to watch. There's some outside seating, but it's not always open. Nice atmosphere. The TVs are nice too, always good to see the news while eating, and it's fair to have it on mute like they do. We did a group lunch there with 3 choices for speed: 1. Cobb Salad 2. Philly Cheesteak Sub 3. Calzone. All were about $7-$8 and came with a drink and chips. The Cobb salad looked good, generous, fresh and lots of variety. The Cheesesteak was pretty good, that's what I had, but what looked the best and eaters were happy with was the Calzone. That might be worth going back for!If I said something helpful, let me know by giving a helpful vote please, thanks.
8. Thai Khao Kaeng
Reviewed By Steven W
We were intrigued that this place offered both Thai and pizza so decided to give it a try. We ordered takeout and decided to try several different items. The Thai BBQ pizza was really good. Currys and Pad Thai were also excellent. Everything we ordered was great. Would definitely return.
7. Lucky Slice Pizza
Overall Ratings
3 based on 28 reviews
Award-winning New York style pizza by the slice and whole pie, with an eclectic mix of appetizers, desserts, and vegan options as well. Dine in, carry out, and delivery available from our location in Clearfield near Hill Air Force base.
Reviewed By PaulEugeneG
My wife was delighted with her pizza, said it was delicious. Conversely, I was the one who picked up the pizzas. Service was very slow, and just didn't seemed very interested in serving people. The pizza was not very good! (my wife ended up finishing mine). Few toppings, skimpy on the cheese, kind of a weird sauce. All this for a pretty high price. So, now you decide!
6. Mod
Reviewed By rodgerw981
Great food and good atmosphere! My son and I each ordered a custom pizza. Provided quickly it was hot and ready to go. The lemonade was tasty, the store is new and clean. Well done!
5. Tony's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Q409JEjamesd
After reading all the reviews, both good and bad, we decided to try this place. Opinions are like navels, everybody has one. The people who raved about it are easy to please and the people who dissed it are difficult to please. The crust is thin and chewy, the sauce is about average. They do use a lot of cheese which is a good thing. We have had better but this wasn't bad. The price was very reasonable. A large 3 topping pizza was $13.70. We would probably go back but might try others first.
4. The Pie Pizzeria - Ogden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
The Pie Pizzeria, a valley landmark since 1980, continues to reign atop the "Best Pizza" lists because of the business philosophy that consistency, quality, equitable pricing and great service are the keys to success. The Pie takes no short cuts! We belie
Reviewed By Steven W
We've eaten at The Pie in Salt Lake and enjoyed it, so decided to visit this one while visiting family in Roy. Their pizzas are just a little unique, are generous with toppings and are well prepared. Reasonably priced and very tasty. We really like the BBQ chicken and the veggie pizzas. A great place.
3. Lucky Slice Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Award-winning New York style pizza by-the-slice and whole pie, located in the heart of Ogden's Historic 25th street on the corner of 25th & Lincoln.
Reviewed By Tigerfan0_0_12
Went here on a recent trip to Ogden based on Trip Advisor recommendations. From the moment we walked in there was line to order which is always a good sign. However, while standing there I was noticing all of the flys all around me. This kind of grossed me out. We ordered and decided to eat outside to avoid flys but they were outside also. Finally used restroom and you guessed it, tons of flys in the restroom. So, the food was good but I cann't recommend based on this fact alone.
2. Slackwater Pub & Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 372 reviews
We serve Artisan Style from scratch pizza's, sandwiches, Apps, Salads, Desserts, and Brunch Items. We offer over 100 different bear choices, 14 wines by the glass, and 24 bottle wine choices. We are located on the banks of the Ogden river and have live lo
Reviewed By pknight212
My wife and I (and now our 1 year old son) have been coming to Slackwater for years. I don't want to feel like I'm writing reviews when I only have bad things to say, so they definitely deserve praise for always having an excellent product (this from a northeast pizza snob) and having a great vibe and ambiance - even if a bit noisy during busy times/live music - especially with the patio overlooking the river. But I've found the service to be spotty at times, with the most recent visit being so egregious that I had to write something.We stopped in mid afternoon, at which time the place was mostly empty. We were promptly seated, but then waited for 15 minutes before being acknowledged by the server. This would be bothersome on a busy night and completely unacceptable when things are quiet. This was essentially the tone for the entire visit, with everything taking forever, which unfortunately seemed unique to us. The party sitting nearby that ordered after we did was halfway through their meal before my wife even got her salad and was paying their bill by the time our food came. No explanation or apology for the long wait was ever given. Fortunately we were given drink refills before our food came, but the server once again disappeared after the food was brought out (by someone else) and didn't stop by to see if we needed anything until well after we were done eating. As anticipated, it then took another eternity to get the check, by which point our 1 year old was totally done and had been taken outside by my wife. It should be noted that the same server had another party near us which she visited at least 3 times before coming back to us. Only at this point did i get a half-hearted apology for the wait for the check because she 'had a lot of tables on the patio'. I glanced out before leaving and yeah, there were 2 parties tops out there. If 2 is considered 'a lot', I'd hate to see the dinner rush. All told, we were there for approximately 90 minutes. For a salad, stuffed sticks and one pizza. About double the length of time it usually takes us when dining out. I understand that families with children may not necessarily be Slackwater's target crowd, but if the party with the 1 year old is the one you choose to keep waiting, I think you'll find that that doesn't work out super well for anybody. I can understand longer waits when things are busy, but once again, there's no excuse when the place is dead. Granted it was a bit busier by the time we left, but it was still less than half full and that doesn't explain taking forever to be acknowledged or to get our food. Between that and feeling like we're being singled out is where the frustration comes in. I imagine it'll be awhile before we're back. We don't get the chance to come during off-peak times very much and I wouldn't even want to think about braving the dinner crowd after this experience.I am very sorry for your experience with us. We strive to give 5 star food and service. Obviously this was not the case for you. If you can email back at [email protected] I would love to hopefully make it up to you some how and I would like to know the server that was taking care of you. Again thank you for reaching out. This only makes us better. Thank you.
1. Lucky Slice Pizza
Overall Ratings
3 based on 28 reviews
Award-winning New York style pizza by the slice and whole pie, with an eclectic mix of appetizers, desserts, and vegan options as well. Dine in, carry out, and delivery available from our location in Clearfield near Hill Air Force base.
Reviewed By PaulEugeneG
My wife was delighted with her pizza, said it was delicious. Conversely, I was the one who picked up the pizzas. Service was very slow, and just didn't seemed very interested in serving people. The pizza was not very good! (my wife ended up finishing mine). Few toppings, skimpy on the cheese, kind of a weird sauce. All this for a pretty high price. So, now you decide!
