Pizza Factory
Categories: Restaurants Pizza Restaurants Italian Pizza, Italian [Edit]
111c Boatyard DrFort Bragg, CA 95437
(707) 961-0580
- Hours:
Mon-Sat 11 am - 9 pm
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Price Range:
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$
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- Yes
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- No
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Wi-Fi:
- Free
- Good For:
- Lunch
- Alcohol:
- Beer & Wine Only
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Has TV:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
- Dogs Allowed:
- No
10 reviews for Pizza Factory
10 reviews in English
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Review from Erin J.
Sparks, NV
7/6/2009
I'm really torn between 2.5 and 3.5 stars, so I'm going with 3...simply because they are one of the only places in town that serve food at 4pm! We went to 3 other places before coming here to eat!
We order garlic cheese bread, salad, and a medium pizza. We were hoping for the twists that were on the menu, but were told that they don't exist (ok...then why put it on a menu...whatever). They were just ok. The salad bar was pretty good. Their blue cheese dressing was yummy, but the carrots were too big to eat in one bite (and difficult to cut since the only utensils provided were plastic forks, and regular knives). The pizza was just ok...a bit too much sauce for my opinion.
The beer that they have on tap is a pretty decent selection (6-8 beers), and the price wasn't too high. -
Review from TJ D.
Sacramento, CA
9/26/2010
We were staying in a hotel exactly one half mile from their store, on Hwy 1. I ordered pizza at 7:30PM. We were told it would be an hour wait, which was fine because it was a Saturday night. However, we called after one and a half hours and were told by the girl on the phone that our order was on it's way because she didn't see the ticket on their ticket board anymore.. After 2 hours we called to cancel and were told that the driver had gotten lost on the way to our hotel. A half mile down the same street. And the hotel has a big, lit sign.
The saving grace is that the manager offered to send the order for free. Of course, we weren't risking cold pizza or another 2 hour wait. -
Review from Laurel W.
Lakeport, CA
8/6/2011
While staying at our hotel, we decided we wanted some bread sticks. When we ordered (and wanted it delivered down the road) the woman told us we had to order a minimum of $15. This is reasonable because they are driving down.
We added a small pizza to our order. When it came (in a timely matter), the boy gave us the wrong change. When we opened our pizza box, some blue cheese bread (not what we ordered) was thrown on top of our pizza.
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Review from Karen C.
San Francisco, CA
4/21/2007
Snap, this stuff is good! For me, it's all in the crust, and this stuff is tops. Chewy, not too much, nice crust. Oh yeah. Next time I'm up in their neck of the woods, I will stop by.
Bonus -- Bud Lights in bottles, including tax = $2.11 -
Review from Julie A.
Fort Bragg, CA
12/30/2008
I LOVE this pizza. I don't really like to eat in- except occasionally for the all you can eat salad and pizza lunch special. (and wednesday night)...
They toss the skins- always fresh and perfect. The sauce is a bit spicy- wonderful contrast to the generous cheese and toppings. I have not tried the Italian specialties as I prefer VCanto downtown for that- but this pizza is great- and they deliver! -
Review from Eileen L.
San Francisco, CA
6/24/2009
There was nothing else left around here to eat so we had to eat here . I got the calzone which was small and super salty . Awful .. not tasty at all !! The atmosphere is not that great either .
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Review from Melinda B.
San Francisco, CA
4/23/2006
A ton of cheese in every bite! Great warm, soft crust and super tomato sauce that wasn't too "ketchupy." Their motto is "We Toss 'Em, They're Awesome." They will make whatever you want, however you want, thin crust, etc. We got stuck here after the other restaurants closed, and we felt lucky to have found the place!! The owner greeted us personally--a really nice man. Bonus for some big screen TV's with the NBA playoffs and some cool video games. Reminds me of the places I used to go when I was in high school.
Listed in: Pizza Around the World
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Review from Jen F.
Bend, OR
5/12/2009
When you get to Fort Bragg just keep driving, because there MUST be somewhere else that is better. In addition to pizza there's "Calazone" on the menu. (REALLY?! Calazone, hmmm...) Our 'za was burnt to a crisp and the service was horrid. One of the employees was sleeping in a corner booth. Tables needed to be wiped down. Would have walked out but had already used the restroom and felt guilty about not eating there. Won't make that mistake next time!
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Review from Michael G.
Cleveland, OH
3/22/2011
Hour and a half wait for pizza delivery on a Monday night in the off season. Pizza was cold, soggy, bland, and ridiculously overpriced.
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Review from chas c.
Sacramento, CA
9/27/2010
I did not have any of this pizza, as it was not delivered. Although they are only 1/2 mile from the room we were staying in, our pizza, salad and soda never made it to our room. Why? Because, after two hours, the manager explained that the driver had gotten lost. Lost? But it was only a 1/2 mile down the road. What? Yep, they never called us, even though they took the phone number for our hotel when we made the order. And, when my husband called them 1.5 hours after our order was placed the person who answered said, it "must be out for delivery since I don't see a tag." Again, What? No, "oh my goodness, you ordered a pizza over an hour ago and it is still not there?" Just basically, "I don't know, so guess you should wait and see if it arrives" attitude (thank you young lady for your excellent customer service, not). So, after two hours my husband called back and told them not to bother (it is now 9 p.m.) and I am starving (oh, it is my birthday weekend and this is my third bad food experience here in fabulous (NOT) Ft. Bragg). My husband and I rejected the manager's offer to comp out our food and send it over because honestly, I had no respect whatsoever for this restaurant and no longer wanted anything from them. So, as we are driving over to Perko's (honestly the best food we ate while in Ft. Bragg) we passed right by the Pizza Factory. Our jaws hit the ground as we realized that they were literally 1/2 mile from our hotel room!!! The incompetence is astounding.
