Pizza Pub Essex

"The pizza here used to be good, but things have definitely gone down hill. This is the 3rd week in a row they got our order wrong and when my wife called them out on it they told her "weve been doing this for 30 years" and they didnt make it right, at all. She cried when she got home because of how rude the owner was - he talked back and raised his voice at her. This is not how you treat loyal customers. Congratulations, you lost a customer of over 20 years. All this jerk needed to do was say sorry, and make us a new pie. No one cares about the customer experience anymore, and this is another sad day of once a good place deciding to become a bad one. What a shame."

"We stopped by this restaurant on the way to the train station and the food was very good. The pizza's crust is crunchy and the pizza has a lot of flavor. The portions are big so the kids quesadilla will feed 2 kids easily. Friendly service and the restaurant is clean. Will recommend."

"Stopped here for some grub during road trip to the mid-west. 20 min wait for 2 mediums, which I expected. The mediums are quite big! :) They close at 9:30pm, which helped with our situation. They have table seating as well as stool seating. Bathroom was clean. Staff very friendly. Pizza hot and looks delicious. Could not figure out where exactly to park but we made it work."

"Moving into a new town there are several things you wish for and I would have to say a “Go To Pizza” restaurant is near the top of the list. Enter Pizza Pub RIGHT DOWN THE STREET. In a time where hoity toity places trying to impersonate real pizza restaurants are running rampant charging people hundreds of dollars for thin dough, arugula and a splash of sauce, the Pizza Pub is a 7-days a week open until 10p oasis. Pizza Pub is not only a classic Greek Pizza restaurant with a menu to please everyone, but they are also SUPERHEROES. Moving here had no kitchen – Pizza Pub to the rescue; trades people doing work at the house - Pizza Pub to the rescue; surprised by 6 hungry teenagers - Pizza Pub to the rescue; 10 more people show up unexpectedly - Pizza Pub to the rescue; every placed closed at 9p - Pizza Pub to the rescue. Look – Pizza Pub’s cheese pizza is hands down one of the best I have ever had period. Funny when I hear the occasional “Greek Pizza is good but greasy” here is a reminder: first, at the fancy pizza places when a pizza droops with, well “grease,” it’s called oil, olive oil, heart healthy oil – but at a real pizza place the same oil is called grease. Second IF it bothers you, blot with a paper napkin. Here is what I know every time I get a Pizza Pub small cheese pizza - it is served hot. Cheese is perfectly melted with that slight browning on top. Pull a piece out and YES you can pick the whole piece up, no droop. A perfect crunch from first bite to last. When I want a little something extra well, I add bacon and jalapeno peppers to my cheese pizza. And the ultimate test of great pizza – one no one likes to talk about – when you wake up in the morning and you head to the fridge for leftover pizza – I’m addicted to my morning slice of Pizza Pub pie! Big menu so you will just have to try what you want – here is what I or others have had and all has been good: Pizza, BLT Club, chicken and cheese quesadilla, chicken nuggets, French fries, Grinders – tuna, American mix, chicken parm, ham, Genoa, Italian Combo and steak & cheese. Wings are solid, salads are substantial especially with grilled chicken, melts are a trip, and calzones are cheesy goodness. Here is at least one hopeful result of this review: those of you who enjoy paying $35 for a “pizza” go ahead, take your friends out, pay the triple figure bill then when no one is looking order Pizza Pub’s $8.50 cheese pizza and remember what pizza really is."

"Tons of options for food and beverages. Everything was awesome and cooked to my requested doneness. Hot and fresh, the regular fries are battered and entirely way too delicious for a pizza place. The curly fries might even be better than Arby's, dare I say? The dining room is still open with covid, but very limited seating (obviously). Photos included. Parking sucks, no lines to indicate where to park. It's definitely worth the annoyance of figuring out where to park for the quality of the food."