Perry's Pizza

"Boardwalks favorite spot; Perry's Pizza Great atmosphere and service"

"Title: A Slice of Disappointment at Perry's Pizza Review: Oh, Perry's Pizza on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, where the ambiance of the bustling boardwalk should have been complemented by a delightful slice of pizza. Alas, it was not to be. Situated in the storefront of the Tropicana Hotel/Casino, Perry's Pizza occupies a small space devoid of the luxury of indoor dining, a feature that starkly contrasts with the adjacent Tony Luke's, a sandwich restaurant that seemed to magnetize customers during my visit. Upon my visit two weeks ago, I was greeted by two polite young men whose neat appearance could not compensate for their apparent inexperience and the lackluster pizza they served. The slice, though visually appealing, was a symphony of blandness, with a sauce that lacked the anticipated slight sweetness and cheese that was more plastic than gooey delight. The overall flavor profile was as flat as the boardwalk itself, with a hint of excessive saltiness that did nothing to enhance the taste. The pizza was edible but left my taste buds yearning for the robust flavors and textures that a good pizza should provide. The limited menu added to the disappointment. The absence of classic pizzeria staples like Sicilian pizza, chicken parmesan sandwiches, pasta, and delightful desserts like zeppole or rice balls left a gaping hole in the culinary experience. And then came the bill – a staggering $10.93 for a single slice and a soda, a price that would have been justified had the pizza transported me to Italian shores with each bite. When inquired about the exorbitant prices, the justification was the resort/casino location, a claim that holds as much water as a sieve, considering Perry's Pizza's non-affiliation with the Tropicana Casino/Resort. And oh, the receipt! In a peculiar move that could only be described as a modern mystery, the receipt lacked any address or contact information for Perry's Pizza. Perhaps it's a subtle hint to dissatisfied customers that feedback is not welcomed, or maybe it's just an oversight that aligns perfectly with the underwhelming experience. Online reviews echo my sentiments, with a modest 3.7-star rating on Google at the time of posting this review, reflecting the mixed experiences of patrons. Complaints range from cold, soggy pizza that tastes like cardboard to slow service and high prices for subpar quality food. While some find solace in the convenient location and occasional flavorful slice, the consensus leans towards dissatisfaction. In conclusion, if you find yourself wandering the Atlantic City Boardwalk with a pizza craving, Perry's Pizza stands as an option. But brace yourself for the possibility of a culinary letdown with a side of a hefty bill. The allure of the boardwalk deserves a pizza companion of equal charm and flavor, a quest that, unfortunately, Perry's Pizza fails to fulfill."

"On the board walk of Atlantic city getting a quick bite to eat. Pizza was tasty and the ingredients were delicious. Pizza is one of the best finger foods that you can eat and walk. Great job to all the employees and owners who keep this place clean and open for us to enjoy. Gerry"

"Service was great, but this pizza was tasteless and expensive. Didn't even finish my slice and it ended up in the trash instead. Couldn't even eat outside without being harassed by panhandlers."

"The pizza looked so good so we stopped there last night to grab two slices and sadly was disappointed. The place was slightly busy but the staff seemed so overwhelmed with rude people and panhandlers that the food was rushed too quickly out of the oven. We went to sit down right after receiving our order. The cheese wasn’t melted and even the Buffalo sauce was still cold. Very disappointing for such a pricey slice of pizza."