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2033 Dorsett Road, Maryland Heights
Customers’ favorites
“I ordered the regular size pizza with chicken, ground beef, bell pepper, and basil. The pizza was cooked perfectly. The crust was very thin and crispy. The pizza sauce needs more seasoning to help elevate the flavor. I used a lot of grated Parmesan cheese to help increase the flavor profile.”
Italian · $$
777 Casino Center Drive, Maryland Heights
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“I’m little late on this review but I remember the experience! I went here for my anniversary on 9/18/26. My wife and I had warm welcome from the staff told us happy anniversary. My daughter did not like the white pasta. My daughter was not going say anything because she didn’t want cause disturbance. The waitress came over asked if she wanted to try the red pasta! The dinner was amazing and the service. Last thing I want thank the gentleman who discreetly paid for my dinner!!”
Pizza · $
11648 Dorsett Road, Maryland Heights
Customers’ favorites
“they have good pizza and they people are very nice”
Pizza · $$
1918 McKelvey Road, Maryland Heights
Customers’ favorites
“I have frequently dined, had delivered, and carried out fron this location. It has had its ups and downs, but I noticed a significant change in September 2021. I believe they took on complete new management. I have been fortunate enough to be dealing with Matt for at least a year now and I always thought he should have been the one that should be running this location. I have been a customer here for 10 years and it's always been a mess. Matt did something different. I believe they brought Dan in as the GM and made Matt the AM. Things changed for the better. Apparently Dan left and Matt stepped into the GM position. Im not sure what happened, but Matt was the best thing that happened to this place. Its my understanding that upper management drove him out do to psychological abuse. I will say as a diehard customer Matt did leave a solid legacy. I always enjoyed Fernando. There were days it was Matt and Fernado, and those guys were on point. Im very pleased to see Fernando in a management position. I would hope that he would be considered for the GM position in the near future. Over the years I have unfortunately noticed the turn of management in this establishment, and there seems to be a common denominator. I have never been able to get a answer from any of the management over the years but from what I can collect it seems to me that they are micro managed and not given the tools to succeed. That is why I will no longer patronize this location or any other Imos that is part of this franchise. It's to bad. I don't know who to contact, but if you are reading this, you either own the place, or are the DM or RM. It really doesn't matter. I have a 17 year old daughter that really wanted to get a job with you and I won't let her. I would have left her in Matt's hands, no worries. Matt was there everyday, everytime. Then he is gone? Through the grapevine I hear there is a District manager that appears to be a bit of a cancer in this franchise. Can anyone fill me in on any information on this matter? Does anyone know where Matt is? If anyone is in contact with him please tell him thank you for years of fantastic service. I hope you have found happiness God bless. John B”
Pizza · $
12235 McKelvey Rd, Maryland Heights
“love there pizza and you cant get unlimited toppings”
American · $$
777 Casino Center Dr, Maryland Heights
“the casino is obvs a fun place but this restaurant looked and smelled like a school cafeteria. walked passed people eating and the food was like from a concession stand. to be fair I didn't order so idk how it tasted. and concession food is fine if that's what u looking for (like to feed some kids) we just weren't in that moment.”
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