"I was seriously confused because of the Galaxy donuts sign but Casa Bianca Pizza which seems like it should be named something else. I picked up my online turkey grinder after realizing it was all the same place. Definitely NOT the place for grinders you get the market rate price for a nearly empty grinder. I was not sure about the meat so after a couple of bites I discarded it because I can't afford to not work my shift over a food issue. I requested provolone cheese..it definitely didn't have provolone in it..I did smell the oregano and it definitely had the oil but where was the lettuce??? Maybe they should go around to other REAL Italian places and order a turkey grinder so they can see why theirs was worse than even a supermarket or gas station grinder and MUCH worse. The ingredients were definitely not fresh I was a bit interested in their donuts...and other sweets but it wasn't my plan It really DOESN'T work when it isn't Italian like the name implies and galaxy donuts are in there. I am writing this so they can try to do better for the next person because I'll never go there again... In this economy food (bad food) went to waste"

"I just bought a small sausage pizza for 13.50 and it looked and tasted like a frozen pizza. It looked like a personal pizza in a small pizza box. Just saw this place and decided to try it out. First and last good luck in the future."

"This pizza is exactly the way I like it! Thin and crispy crust on the well done side. I ate 3 pieces right away!! Definitely have to try this pizza."

"I ordered a veggie pizza, seafood pizza, and chicken quesadilla. The menu clearly states the seafood pizza includes seafood and clams, but mine only had shrimp. Not letting customers know you’re leaving out an ingredient feels dishonest. The veggie pizza barely had any broccoli, and the quesadilla tortilla wasn’t toasted well—it tasted undercooked. I don’t mind if a place runs out of something, but at least be upfront about it. Pretty disappointing overall."

"Lately I’ve been noticing a pizza sign up where a donut place is near my house. I thought it switched from donuts to pizza. I finally decided to Google it. With almost 50 five star reviews about their pizza AND donuts- I knew I had to try both! Obviously the two do not belong under the same roof, however, it WORKS! T he pizza had a thin crust, not too chewy, not too crispy. The sauce had just the right amount of spice, and the cheese was perfectly balanced throughout the entire pie- 3 wins for my tastebuds! Onto the donut! As soon as I bit into it- I understood how they had the nerve to open up right down the street from Neil’s Donuts! The inside was fluffy and full but not one bit dense or greasy! The frosting and sprinkles were just the right amount of sweetness. Normally I’ll eat one donut and instantly feel full and gross- I definitely could’ve went back for seconds and probably even thirds! If I had to choose which one was better- I would have to go with the donuts! But I will definitely be going back for both very soon!"