Detroit Pizza Pub

Our party ordered ahead, for takeout, online. When we arrived received a text stating the order had been cancelled. Clerk said there is a problem with the website. We prepaid on THEIR website. So waited an extra 20 minutes in the store for them to make what should have been premade. We also requested an add-on of hot honey drizzle. As you can see in pics, they doused the pizza and the box with honey, inside and out. Honey spilled in the car… very sticky, and not at all a drizzle (management please teach your staff how to drizzle a pizza, not pour it on as a coating). Not sure what’s going on here, but the place was empty on a Sunday at 7, there was no smell of pizza, and a family of five walked in, sat down and said it was too smoky from the cigar bar downstairs so they looked around and walked back out. I have reviewed hundreds of restaurants in Southeast Michigan - this is among the worst.

Great Detroit style pizza. My big complaint is their beers are tap were down due to some issue and their bottle beers were all mass produced stuff. Clean bathroom and very empty during Sunday lunch.

Stopped in by chance and had a fantastic meal at a great spot. We ordered the Margherita pizza, garlic knots, and pistachio pesto pasta — everything was fresh and delicious. The atmosphere was relaxed with a nice bar vibe, and the service was very friendly. Definitely a place I’d come back to!

We tried Detroit Pizza Pub for the first time today. This is a 5-star pizza joint. I am a fan of Detroit-style pizza...this the best I have tasted. Our waitress, Lisa, explained the lengthy process involved just to make the dough. We also ordered the round-style and it too is 5-star. The garlic knots are a must. Our salad was fresh and tasty with house-made dressing. It is clear the pride the owner and staff take in this establishment. We were greeted warmly and the service was attentive. If you are a pizza aficionado (Detroit-style or round) this place is a MUST. I look forward to dining here again.

Food is delicious. Best Detroit style pizza in the Ann Arbor area. The cheese pull was intense! Fresh delicious, ate it before I could take a photo. Service was great. Price was very reasonable. Will go back next time I'm in the area.

What an amazing experience! This was our first visit and we were incredibly impressed. Our server was Sol. She was helpful, kind, and knowledgeable. Our order included bruchetta, pistachio pesto pasta, veggie pizza, and garlic knots. The ingredients were fresh and flavorful. The in house made sangria is the best we have tasted anywhere. We were also given a private tour of the downstairs speak easy. The atmosphere is so hip and entertaining. A full cigar bar is also available. We learned that the site bakes all breads and doughs fresh, too. I highly recommend adding this to your must visit list.

Great for a quick slice of pizza! Stopped here after visiting the hands on museum. Hot box on the counter had 2-3 trays with slices ready. Server helped ring me up at the bar for a few slices and package individually in to go containers. The pepperoni pizza was great. Good chew on the dough, tasty red sauce that blended perfect with cheese/pepperoni oils. It’s a drive for me but I would return.

Stopped in for a quick bite to eat before a Michigan football games. Service was quick and attentive. I’d have liked to try a conventional pizza but my kids wanted to try their more unique combinations and so we got the pickle and buffalo pizzas. The Buffalo pizza had homemade buffalo sauce (delicious) and tons of blue cheese. It was delicious! The Pickle pizza may have been even better. I don’t recall what all it had on it, but it was really good! The crust was also crunchy and a good amount of cheese as well. This will be a new staple for us when we visit Ann Arbor.

Good service and good food. The ambiance upstairs is bright and airy, but the downstairs cocktail lounge and cigar bar is a more dimly lit, chill bar. Pretty cool place, would come here again!

I stumbled upon this place because the Mexican restaurant where I planned to eat lunch a couple of doors down was closed for maintenance. The doors were open so I walked right in. I was a little worried at first. It was lunch time rush on a Friday and there were only three patrons inside. It was a last minute resort and the aroma of pizza smelled good so I decided to stay. I'm not sure what the business model is here, but they may have lowballed themselves. I ordered a nonalcoholic drink ($3) and two slices of pepperoni pizza ($3/each). While nothing was spectacular, only average, the prices could scare customers into thinking the quality is not good. I was just trying to understand why this place was nearly empty at that time of day. Dessert is the most important part of the meal for me and they were extremely lacking. They didn't have a physical dessert menu, but tiramisu and carrot cake were the only options. Not the best way to entice customers to spend more. The staff were very friendly, though one was overly friendly and it was odd to me. Similar to how a salesman anticipates your response to a question and talks too fast to allow even a second to comprehend the response. I think he truly cared how the food and my experience was going, but it felt forced. To ask while I was mid-bite was strange as well. Usually the best time to ask is when I'm finished eating or if I'm not eating the food at all. I read a few reviews after finishing my meal and it seems this place recently opened about one week ago. I just assumed it had been opened for a while from the looks of the decor the employee to customer ratio. It felt like a chain restaurant rather than an actual one. Some work needs to be done on the representation of Detroit Pizza Pub, especially with so many competitors in the vicinity.

Great experience! We really enjoyed our food and even though there was a bump or two in the process they were so kind and took great care of us. Love the atmosphere - casual but you could come dressy too. The Sweet Heat is packed full with peppers and the pesto was tasty! Buffalo wings were crispy and their buffalo sauce was really great. We'll be back!

great service attentive bartender great all the way around really good selection of draft beers and they even have a cigar lounge in the basement with a whole different vibe we will be back

Pizza is good and fast. If I worked in the area I think this would be in my rotation. There are other better pizza options I would go to first if you were ordering to go. Although I'm a Buddy's snob with Detroit pizza, so maybe take that into account.

I can't review because I'm not going there until someone picks up the phone. All I want to know is do they have alcohol served there. I see they have drinks but I want to know specifically are these premade. I called and hung up after four minutes the first time, the second time, seven minutes no response. Don't put a number out there if you're not going to have someone pick up the phone.

Perfect place to come for a University of Michigan or Lions game. They have a heavy pour and the best Detroit style pizza in Ann Arbor. My favorite is the pickle pizza. My fiancé and I have come here regularly and have had exceptional service and enjoyed a great atmosphere.

Stopped by for the soft opening. The concept is executed well - a neighborhood bar with good, Detroit style pizza, among other menu options. Servers are friendly and welcoming - even amidst the craziness of opening day. Good, crispy crust on the deep dish square pizza. Great house blend of cheese, fresh tomato basil sauce, and a good mix of toppings. This place has a vibe that goes from chatting at the bar to date night. Definitely give it a try.

Taste gross but the place looks nice the sweet heat pizza is probably the weirdest tasting pizza I have ever tasted 2/10 would not try again

Food was ok . Took forever to get our food. Couldn't get our food right. I would Not eat there again .

Great tasting food. If you are a local pizza enthusiast, I would put the style somewhere between Jet's and Buddy's but their topping choices are completely original. I've gone for lunch a few times and have always been greeted by friendly staff as soon as I've walked in and haven't had to wait long for my food to be ready. It is definitely going to be in my permanent rotation.

So disappointed with this place. The pizza was meh at best. The crust was too soft and the sauce was very bland. The Caesar salad was nothing special. I definitely won't waste time at here again. Sad.

The lunch pizza special-- a slice and a side--is a good deal, especially if you can get a fresh slice or two. Though you may have limited topping choices. The minestrone soup is okay. Service may be uneven. The bartender/waiter gave a lot more attention to some customers than others.

There is a lot of better options for pizza in Ann Arbor. This is not good pizza. It's very overpriced for low quality.

Everyone here is so nice leaving an inviting atmosphere. The tap list is a mile long, the happy hour deals are great, and you can't go wrong with any of the food. What else is there to ask for

Honestly THE BEST pizza I've ever had. Their sauce and cheese are delicious and, toppings were very generous and fresh. The crust was crispy but not dry, perfectly baked. I'm looking very forward to my next visit!