Blaze Pizza - Syracuse

Never seen a blaze pizza like here. Pizza dough was not bake enough and worker was very rude. Asked a question twice and did not care and answer. Never ever go that store

Two stars sounds harsh. It 's not that the food was bad , it 's mostly that you 're paying a high price for food that could be so much better. The toppings on the pizza were excellent, but the CRUST was a miserable failure. It was approximately the consistency and thickness of soggy cardboard. How about a decent crust with some rigidity and texture and crunch to it? Or how about a crisp (not soggy) thin crust option? But to put those yummy toppings and flavors on top of that sorry squishy crust is a travesty. The garlic bread was good, but the cheese and garlic and what-not only covered about 2/3 of the top of the bread, meaning that about 1/3 of the bread around the edges was just plain crust. That 's not what I paid for! And almost FIVE DOLLARS for ONE 20-oz bottle of soda? And the only soda they offered was Diet Coke? Oh my heavens. C 'mon guys!! Also, I asked for two cups of some of the sauces and got only single cups of them. Not cool. Blaze Pizza...not altogether bad, in fact there was much good about it. But they undermine their own success with some really dumb choices as mentioned above.

My co-worker recommended Blaze Pizza for our lunch adventure. Think of this as a Moe’s or Chipotle for pizza. There are preset pizzas you can order but I found it fun to make my own. Just like Moe’s/Chipotle’s you go down the line and they will add your toppings. Then they cook it in the pizza oven and Voila! This worked well for my party as we all eat differently.Fun, yummy, and reasonably priced.

Pizza is obviously good but the cashier was extremely rude to the guest in front of us and to us for no

Pizza is good, but staff needs to learn to acknowledge customers and not leave them standing there with no hello or eye contact for 15 minutes. I understand that they get many online orders and have to get those going as well, but a simple hi would be sufficient to acknowledge that you 're standing there.