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All Aboard Pizza
Categories: Restaurants Pizza Food Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Pizza, Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt [Edit]
204 Village Walk DrHolly Springs, NC 27540
(919) 552-8800
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Delivery:
- Yes
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Alcohol:
- Beer & Wine Only
- Noise Level:
- Very Loud
- Has TV:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
10 reviews for All Aboard Pizza
10 reviews in English
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Review from Teresa B.
Fuquay-Varina, NC
4/20/2012 1 Check-in Here
This is a nice pizza joint! They have a large selection of menu items and Ice cream. I'm not usually a big fan of thin crust pizza but the crust was crispy and the chicken alfredo pizza was delicious!
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Review from Megan B.
Fuquay-Varina, NC
3/22/2012
All Aboard is really hit or miss. Some nights the service is on point, you get your food quick, it's made the way you ordered it ... and then some nights they bring you the wrong dish, make you feel like a jerk for correcting them, you wait 30 minutes for your appetizer.. only to have it come out WITH the food, and they don't give you any refills. It really just depends on who's working and how busy they are. The food, when it's what you actually ordered, is usually fairly good. All of their pasta dishes have satisfied my expectations, and the calzones are normally decent, as well. I can't speak for their pizza, as I've yet to try it. Over all, it's not a bad place and if you've had a bad experience, I suggest you give them another shot and hopefully you can catch them on a 'good' night.
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Review from Cathy W.
11/23/2010 6 Check-ins Here
Watch out Michaelangelo's, Homegrown, and Il Forno... there's a new pizza joint in town!!
All Aboard is a great little pizza shop that just opened in Holly Springs and it's fabulous! The pizza is a NY style and absolutely delicious. They also have burgers, salads, amazing French Onion soup, wraps, grinders, and ice cream!
The burgers are a little too pricey (for my budget), but you can get a slice of cheese pizza for $2.00 (and it's a nice big slice)! They also have a nice selection of appetizers, and their cheese sticks are pretty good as well.
If you're in the area and looking to try something new, give it a shot. -
Review from Alex N.
Holly Springs, NC
6/11/2011
I hate to break a long dry spell with a bad review, but I couldn't let this one slide.
This isn't the first time I've had food from All Aboard Pizza, but it'll definitely be my last.
All Aboard Pizza will:
- Charge two to three dollars more for standard pizza sizes than other local establishments
- Charge thirty-five cents more for toppings than other local establishments
- Charge $7.50 for a basic burger
- Use Ore-Ida Crispy Crunchies® instead of... oh, my memory is slipping. What's that word, guys? Starts with an "m" and ends with "aking them fresh because the cheapest thing on the menu with fries in it costs $7.50 and it's a fricking basic burger." I could be wrong though. Wait, that isn't one word, that's a sentence. Oh man, I can't believe I slipped up that badly!
All Aboard Pizza will not:
- Produce your product in a timely manner -- I've been there multiple times, it being right down the road from me in the same strip mall that my beloved Il Forno resided in (RIP!). The staff will always tell you "fifteen minutes," but it's never taken less than half an hour for my food to be ready. The most complicated thing I have ever ordered was a Cajun chicken pizza slice. It took forty minutes to get to me. The least complicated thing was an Angus burger. They charged $7.50 for it, used frozen fries, and it also took forty minutes. (Dear $deity: If you give me Il Forno, I'll give you All Aboard.)
- Comp for wasted time
- Deliver a product proportionate to the cost:
1. A slice of white pizza is advertised as a "cheese pie with no sauce and Ricotta Cheese" (capitalization theirs). You get five teaspoon-shaped and sized glops of cheap ricotta smattered randomly across the slice with a sprinkling of what might be Italian parsley on top of each glop.
2. The Cajun spice mix All Aboard uses probably costs more per ounce than gold because there was hardly any on the (three grains of) Cajun (spice mix) chicken pizza slice I had.
3. The chicken that went with my (three grains of) Cajun (spice mix) chicken pizza slice was the type of precooked chicken that's kept in a vat of water in the back until it turns gray, and is loaded with gristle.
4. FROZEN FRIGGING FRENCH FRIES.
And 5. The slice of pizza I got today had a delicate crispness to it, mostly because it was made slightly thicker than a molecule. There was a pinky-thick glob at the end that was probably supposed to be the crust, but I'm not sure. It tasted like crispy nothing. I'd like to know what All Aboard's take on thin crust pizza is.
Buy a bag of frozen fries, the cheapest box of pizza you can find, and the cheapest ice cream you can find. You'll save a lot of money, you'll get your dinner faster, you'll get better quality, and they probably won't lie to you about what you're getting. -
Review from Dan C.
Fuquay-Varina, NC
5/31/2011
Service wasn't bad, but it wasn't good either. We were the only ones there at 4pm on a saturday. The waiter seemed to have no personality at all.
For the food well, nothing really to rave about. The pizza was good BUT way to thin, thinner than NY style. The wing sauces were pretty tasty but the wings are very small. $8 for 10 tiny wings, when every where else sell 10-12 for the same price and they are the jumbo wings you expect from a restaurant. Instead they're wings are the size of what Little Ceasers has to offer. I'm giving them three stars Because they have lots of choices on the menu which will require atleast one more visit. As for the staple of the business, the pizzeria, 2 stars. -
Review from Billy B.
Raleigh, NC
11/3/2011
Average pizza and poor service. I have been there a few times and I actually saw the owner/cook yell at a guy today at lunch because he asked what was taking so long? The guy had been waiting 40 minutes for a pizza at lunch. The poor guy kept trying to leave and the owner kept calling him back to yell at him. I will not go back!
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Review from Ralph C.
Fuquay-Varina, NC
3/1/2011
The pizza is a little wet because they don't use a screen - they use a pan. The wings are PERFECT. The ice cream is so so - kind of grainy. The service is really disappointing. It's hit or miss. When it's good, it's great and when it isn't - it is TERRIBLE. The son is very down in the mouth and the young girls are bad wait people. They hang out and talk to each other a lot. I don't see this place lasting very long. We went 5 different times and the pizza was wrong once, the service was bad 3 out of 5 times and there is no baby changing station. When I asked about the latter, the owner's son said I was "talking to the wrong person" and has a lousy attitude. I have been eating at Michaelangelo's instead. Too bad.
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Review from Rob R.
Fuquay-Varina, NC
6/19/2011
The Short: Decent food, but overpriced.
We really want to like this place since they offer a gluten-free pizza crust. The managers (owners) were friendly though the service was slow as others have pointed out. It's hard to make a quality gluten-free crust and demand isn't high enough for most restaurants to avoid shipping it in frozen. We give them points for the effort and hope more people will ask for it and they will investigate a better product.
The toppings were fairly flavorful though the sausage didn't have much kick. We saw how thin the regular pizza was; probably the thinnest I've ever seen. They appear to be doing a good business with local kids sports teams which is a great marketing approach. Hopefully they are giving deals to those teams to make the food more affordable.
Affordable is certainly subjective, but this place has prices on par with major chains, without the delivery and ambiance. At $9 and $10 for burgers, they better be thick, come with refills on fries and have some balloons waiting for our kids like at the big red bird joint.
They appear to have some good lunch/slice deals and we may return to try something like that. We weren't impressed enough with the bang for the buck to go back for the big stuff. -
Review from Jeffrey M.
Fuquay-Varina, NC
1/28/2011 2 Check-ins Here
Decent food, service was lacking. Don't go for the pizza though, its super thin and lacking something. The Grinders/Subs are good.
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Review from Jennifer A.
Cary, NC
1/17/2011
Today, I ordered All Aboard Pizza for the third time and I love it. It's consistently delicious and reminds me of great pizza I used to eat in N.J. In addition, the delivery person was fast and pleasant. Keep up the good work!
