Pizza House

Very nice place from the seating to the bathroom staff very helpful considering this was the first time I’ve been to this place in ordered pizza cheese pizza to be exact. Very warm atmosphere lighting low, but still where you can see. Very appropriate place for an individual.

We went on a Saturday afternoon and had no problem parking and had no wait. Service was good and we didn't wait too long for anything. Really good pizza. The onion rings were delicious. I'm sure this place gets extremely busy with its location but we had no issues.

2nd time this week we ha e ate here. Don't let the name Pizza House fool you, the burgers are fantastic!!! 1st night delivered to our hotel very quick and still hot. Tonight in-person and a great atmosphere to go with some spectacular food!! Highly recommend.

I had a very disappointing experience at Pizza House. The pricing on their menu is extremely misleading. What they list as the price of a pizza (around $17 for a personal deep dish or small Sicilian) is not even the full pizza — it’s just the cost of the dough and sauce, without any cheese or standard toppings. You’re essentially paying a high base price for what isn’t even a complete pizza. When I added normal toppings like green pepper, oregano, mushrooms, or mozzarella, I was shocked to find out I was being charged $1.25 to $3.75 per topping — totaling $6.75 and $21.00 extra on top of already expensive base prices. To make it worse, there’s also a 4.95% “Admin Fee” that was not disclosed when I ordered. This kind of pricing structure is not clearly explained anywhere on the menu. It felt like a bait-and-switch. Customers deserve transparency, especially when basic ingredients like cheese aren’t included in the base cost. I would not return, and I strongly recommend asking detailed questions before ordering here.

I’m SO sad to say that I won’t be coming back. I’ve been coming here for 20 years, pizza and breadsticks have always been good but the pricing keeps going up and I just can’t afford to spend 100+ $46 for a large two topping deep dish is insane, got a kids sliders meal, my sons soda was $1.99 and I paid $1 for a side of pickles, 4 pickle slices! Waitress didn’t re-fill his cup once, husband had to keep asking for re-fills, we were never given silverware or straws, ended up grabbing some off a different table. This place used to be the best thing and a core memory for me, but now I just feel disappointed. Don’t even get me started about parking, if you don’t park in a garage good luck getting a spot.

What a fantastic place…. both Miya and Kurt were just awesome and so welcoming and so Professional!!!! an experience, anyone visiting Ann Arbor or living there will love!!!

This was the one and only time I'll ever come to this restaurant. This place is so ungodly overpriced, tack on a 4.95% service charge because of "inflation" and you're not walking out of there for less than $25 per person, not including drinks. My wife, brother-in-law, and I went for dinner last night and ordered a gluten free feta bread, a small chicago deep dish pizza, and a 1/2 gluten free sub with french fries and 3 waters and our bill was $91 BEFORE tip. The food was absolutely mediocre and not worth the price. It felt like a mom and pop diner, the menu had too many items on it, and the taste just wasn't there. And before anyone calls me cheap, I'm ABSOLUTELY willing to pay good money for a good meal, but this was far from a "good meal" for the price.

Came in during the first March Madness game for Michigan. 40 min wait, so we sat in the waiting area to figure out where to try to go next... 1 minute & a manager came over& told us he'd find us a table. 🙌🏼 Took the server a little bit to get to us, but was friendly & helpful in getting what we wanted. Thanks Noah! 3 burgers (average sized & proportionate meat to bun ratio) & a Chicken Florentine, seriously the largest 2 chicken breasts I've ever seen served. Delicious. Had to split 1 with the hubby & bring the extra one home. $150 after tip... We had 4 waters & 2 drinks from the bar. Electric energy with the game on, loved the support for the University. Go Blue! 💙💛

Came here at 2am on a Saturday, service was great and the pizza and breadsticks were exactly what my group needed. We were seated quick and service was fast and efficient. The feta cheese sticks were good and had a lot of feta. The pizza was alright but also pretty good for late night pizza.

Completely overpriced microwaved food - I ordered the lunch size tortellini for about $16 and it was a decent sized portion but was literally like the tortellini that you'd get in the refrigerated section of the grocery store with sauce from a jar. Delivery was on time and the packaging was decent, but it's just an absolutely insane price for the quality. The dinner portion was something like $25 - not sure how big that would have been but those are fancy restaurant prices for fast food quality. It wasn't terrible, but next time I want microwaved pasta and sauce I'll make it at home for $3 instead of $16. Don't plan on reordering anytime soon.

We returned 4 years later and I'm happy to say it was just as great. We had a great waiter. Service was excellent. He was so attentive even though there was a large party. The food was great as usual and makes us want to keep coming back again and again! Love it!

No doubt best pizza in Michigan. Fresh ingredients, amazing flavor and great Michigan U ambience, not forgetting very good service. I love this place

Sicilian pizza was good but super expensive. A large pizza with mandatory 20%tip for large parties and 5% service fee was $54. Everything else sucked. Burger was $30 with tip. Personal pizzas are softball size and the charge 20 minimum. Cool family atmosphere to watch a game though. Server was nice and you can stay as long as you want on Gameday. Would maybe go back to watch a game but not for any other reason.

It's been awhile since I dined in at Pizza House. We were a party of 15. It was lunch, so most of us ordered from the lunch menu. Pretty straightforward. Our waitress was not friendly and rude. Our table ordered about 6 salads and two people accidentally took each other's salad (dressing). Our one friends said, "oops, I ordered the ranch and he had the Italian dressing." The waitress has no internal monologue and said, you lied (about your order). Ouch! I can't speak for what my friends ordered but my salad and pizza were okay (and pricey). I wouldn't normally choose Pizza House, but with 14 other friends, I was out numbered. Street parking or there is a structure nearby.

Pizza House used to be so amazing when I was in college. I went back for nostalgia and could not believe the prices for pretty mediocre tasting food. I was so disappointed and the memories of the past are just gone. There are too many other good places in the area to pay this much ever again.

I love pizza. Have tried all kinds, traditional, deep dish, thin crust, wood fired, smoked. This place did not have good pizza, the sauce was nonexistent, nothing special about the dough, toppings middle of the road. Greasy butter taste to it. We tried the Mediterranean, house special and margarita in traditional and 1 thin crust. All were mediocre. Service was good, very friendly. For pizza I would not recommend. Oh and they charge a "administrative fee" $4 and it was not to be considered part of gratuity... what? I guess in A2 that would fly, unfortunately it did reflect in our tip. As if the prices weren't high enough!

Classic staple of Ann Arbor. Can stop in anytime for a bite or a drink. Many good memories here (A)

I had not been to Pizza House in decades, so I didn't realize how ABSOLUTELY overpriced they were. I'm attaching my receipt for proof. Not joking, $53 for one large pizza!?!?! It's astronomical. I kind of thought I was on a hidden camera show. And how is it legal to not only charge for some vague "service fee" but then to tax that service fee?

I feel like Pizza House is a staple in Ann Arbor and I've always enjoyed it over the years. The food is tasty. They stay open late and have lots of options. This time was the first time I had a vegan pizza. I've never in life had a pizza without cheese. We added lots of different veggies to add more flavor and punch to it. Now, I have to admit, as far as pizzas with no cheese, it didn't taste as bad as I thought. It was a interestingly familiar taste but it also tasted like it could have used more seasoning vs the straight veggies. I think that could've been added to the sauce and it would've made it taste a lot better. Some of the other things that I wasn't particularly fond of. The pizza total came out to over $50, which is quite expensive for a veggie/vegan pizza with no meat or cheese, which are usually the pricier items. I also didn't like that gratituty was automatically added to the bill. I can see for large parties where that would apply but for a party of two, I think you should be able to choose how much you want to tip.

Went here yesterday afternoon before the game. Although the wait was a bit ( as was any other place in town) the service was very good once we were seated upstairs and the pizza was excellent. Has to be some of the best we've ever had! From the crisp crust to the tangy tomato sauce and tasty other toppings. We will certainly come again next time in town.

We were told to try Pizza House when in Ann Arbor. It's open till 4am, which is refreshing because most of the local A2 restaurants are still closing by 9/10pm! It is a good size restaurant on campus; great for large groups, kids, or cozy enough for a date! The staff was friendly, and the ambience was inviting. There are fireplaces in the dining room and tall ceilings. The decor was reminiscent of an upscale restaurant. My son and I ordered some cheesy garlic bread and some hand cut boneless buffalo wings. Everything was amazing, I can't wait to go back and try the hand cut chicken fingers & the pizza! We were so full after eating our appetizers, we had no room for entrées! Everything was delicious.

Only gave it one start bc we got to sit down fast. Over priced food plus a service fee in addition we had to pay 20% service fee because we were a group of 7 adults and 6 kids! With a service that wasn't worth a takeout fee! Drop and pick up! We ordered onion rings that were over cooked and wings! Be ready to drop 50$ for two items with no service. 19.99 for 8 wings and 13.99 for a bowl of onion rings! Spoke to the manager no sympathy or any desire to fix the problem. Not worth it

Much more than pizza- the menu was extensive with something for everyone. We started with the feta bread ( a big hit allí at the teens at our table ) and an order of fried pickles ( eh on the pickles - not the best iv had or even close). Teens enjoyed their pizza and burgers and my salad with grilled chicken hit the spot. Food was solidly good but extremely expensive for this type of place. Fine choice if in the area and not on a tight budget. Service was friendly and attentive.

Extortion level prices with average food and drinks. College atmosphere is accompanied by equally poor service from waiters who couldn't care less. Cheapest pizza there is $35. For a regular pepperoni. Just order takeout and save yourself $30+

This place is great if you need a late night snack. The feta bread is a personal favorite for me, and the location is fairly big, so it can accommodate large groups of people at once. It gets busier later in the night, so be prepared to wait a little bit longer if you get there past 9 or 10 pm.

We ordered pizza, breadstix, boneless wings for carry out. It was disappointing for the cost! Prices are too high! Boneless wings tasted like rubber, there was hardly any pepperoni on a mediocre tasting crust pizza. The staff was great. I don't like to leave critical reviews but I really feel I wasted $$ especially coming from downtown Ann Arbor with so many great choices.

Decent pizza, ok service, cute place but $ for what you get IMO. My friend was visiting from out of state and she had a hankering for this place. If I had to get pizza for nostalgia reasons, I would've picked Brown Jug (but I've also heard it isn't as good as it used to be 20+ yrs ago). My friend ordered their Hawaiian deep dish and she loved it! I ordered a traditional crust with their spicy med topping and it was decent but it had too much bread for me/didn't love the crust (should've gotten the thin crust). However, the topping was as good as Cottage Inn's (my fav pizza to get there). The antipasto salad was really good but disappointed it came out with the pizza and not before. Miscommunication w/ our server?! The jalapeño poppers were tasty and they were accompanied with some delicious ranch dressing. Our food was decent, but I don't really feel the need to go back there either unless others want to. As I mentioned I thought their prices were kind of high especially for the pizzas.

The food was pretty good and portion size was nice. It was a bit on the pricey side and they is also a 4.5% service charge for dining in. It is very hands off by the staff and the menus are on tablets. The restaurant has the ambience of a pub. There are so many choices for everyone.

Excellent Chicago style pizza! Very satisfied with the service and flavor!!! Easy to order ahead for quick pick up too.

Probably one of my favorite food places I've been to so far. Really great food, lovely service and the food didn't take a long time. The vibe of the place is relaxing but I can definitely see it being more excited on a more crowded day, in a good way. Good for eating out to celebrate or dates, a good few things are around or above $20.

We waited an hour for our food after the parade. No sign that our food was going out. We told manager we were Leaving to go to championship award at crystler arena and we would come back. So evens though they fucked up our order. The manager managed to get is a gift card to come back. When we came back later after the award ceremony ; the waiter Kirk took care of us and brought us desert. We were so greateful. Turned our our experience from ass to amazing. I am from Arizona, looks like I will have to come back to my new favorite spot because of Kirk.

Wow - I went to Pizza House after the Michigan vs Michigan State game (Go Blue!) on Halloween weekend, and Pizza House was LIT. The lines were extraordinary, and the whole place was utter chaos. Michigan students have an affinity for losing their lunch (and Pizza House's mens room was no exception), but the saving grace was the delicious pizza, and the incredible service from Phil, who was running the front of house. Phil - your patience and communication wasn't lost on me; thanks for holding down the fort.

We stopped in with the kids and got some pizza and drinks. The raspberry lemonade for the kids was a big hit and the tap list for drinks had some good choices (I got something called Mr. Blue, I think). We got a margherita pizza, which was interesting since they lightly salted the crust, and the kids had a half pepperoni and half plain pizza. The cheese, sauce, and pepperoni were all good. I didn't care much for the dough or crust (as always, comparing it to East coast pizza), but the killer was that the pies were like $25 or more each (a bit much for what it was). The waitress was friendly and the outdoor eating was good.

have gone to this place a dozen times over the last couple months and absolutely LOVE it. the service is amazing, the food is always great and i've never had any issues or had to ask for something remade. the overall atmosphere of the restaurant is very laid back, and i enjoy being able to watch football or whatever sport is in season, as they always have a game on and you can see a tv from any spot. highly recommend to anyone looking for a place to eat.

Oh my god. $79 for 2 sandwiches with fries, burger with onion rings and 3 soft drinks. Plus 18%tip $97.00. They also have tasteless fries in lew of the excellent seasoned steak fries they used to have. Never again. I always raved about this place and at often working at the hospital. But, they are price gouging for sure.

I've ordered delivery from this restaurant a few times and once they forgot my drink-it happens! It was weeks ago but I just ordered from here again and they brought me an extra drink as an apology. Great food and service! Highly recommend.

My family had Pizza House for lunch. It was a non-football Saturday. Restaurant was not busy. Service and food quality was good. The 2-stars rating is for price and value. A large pizza is about $45. Antipasto salad is $25. Oh, every table is charged a 4.95% "service fee" too. This additional fee is not considered gratuity. Pizza House is a ripoff.

We had a large Spicy Mediteranean Sicilian. Other than the fact thst it was piping hot, it had no redeeming qualities. The crust was soggy/gooey weighed down by the sauce and cheese and had no flavor. Jets pizza has way better crust than this Sicilian. Only topping was banana peppers. It was not even spicy. $48 for a pizza that does not even taste good snd $3.50/coke. Will not be back.

I heard this was the place to get Pizza in Ann Arbor. Not impressed. It was a pretty average place. Not bad, but not anything great.

Pizza House...Pizza House. First things first...I'm not a fan of your location being close to the ONE school I can't stand (Buckeye fan here) BUT I do love your establishment! The environment here (PreCovid) has great vibes and gives a great GAMEDAY feel and the pizza here is excellent! I got cheesy bread and shared a large pizza with friends. Everything came out piping hot and fresh and fast which is always a great thing! For dessert, I tried the cinnamon bread with icing and yea that was just as good as the pizza!! It is very sweet yet delicious and the only thing was missing was milk to wash it down. Pizza House has different types of beers you can try and it is where I met the potent DRAGON'S MILK! It is a bourbon barrel beer that will put you on your butt if you have too many, but for a gameday...is the best way to celebrate! I'm sure I'll be back to the area to root AGAINST that school up north, but I'm definitely coming back to Pizza House!

Devin was the best! She made the difference of our experience. The second we walked in there was the typically trashy bar smell, but it didn't look like a trashy bar. Devin put us at ease by telling us the smell was a dead baby goat and to not worry because they were through with the sacrifice. She was exceptional as explaining the drinks and getting things made quickly and perfectly. She was attentive and knowledgeable. She was professional, yet funny and inclusive. She seems to like her job enough to care about doing it well. Didn't try the food, but I can imagine their pizza can't be terrible.

Service was great but pricing is CRAZY! $17.50 for jalapeño poppers, $11.95 for 4 wings, and $23.95 for a regular Greek salad! At least my 24oz can of Coors Light was only $6. Plus they add a 5% service fee. Easily adjusted with the tip, but come on. We have been going to Pizza House for 25 years, and have enjoyed it, but gouging customers with pricing is going to stop us from coming back.

Disappointed that they tack on a 4.5% "service fee" for all checks regardless of party size. Our waitress was completely disengaged and would not ask the bar tender something that we asked about beverage availability. The bbq chicken sandywas a grilled chicken breast with a ton of sauce poured all over it and topped with undercooked fatty bacon. They were very conscientious about the gluten and but allergies that we informed them of.

The most expensive and worst pizza money can buy. If that sounds like a treat then this is the place for you.

Yesterday was the first time I had ever eaten at this establishment. I was out with my wife and grandson as we all now with inflation eating at restaurants has become quite expensive and it's something I rarely do however, this was a special occasion and this was the right place for the right price, it was clean through restaurant menus are on iPads. It was well staffed. The food was very very good and very very hot. If you go here better off going to the parking structure, one street over on Forest as there is no parking in front of the restaurant.

Pizza was awesome! Had a Sicilian style pizza with pepperoni, ham, mushrooms and onions! The server was friendly and the atmosphere was nice!!

Very overpriced average bar food. Not sure why it's so popular! Chicken was dry and burnt. Nothing else was that great.

Was pretty disappointed with my experience at pizza house. All ordering must now be done using an app, with the exception of ordering drinks. They issue was the app was not very user friendly at all, and when we couldn't figure out how to add something, we'd ask the server and they didn't know how either. It just seemed a little silly because we had a server that did everything else but take the food order. I could only image how challenging it would be with a large party! The ceases salads were very good, the pizza was just okay. Lots of cheese and not enough pepperoni. Drinks were okay, cocktails tasted pretty artificial with the flavoring. Hoping they take away ordering with the app!

pizza is great. I like the BBQ pizza. The restaurant is big enough for family party. Service is ok.

4.95% "service fee" on top high prices. They're proud of their food and it's good, but you can get comparable quality pizza elsewhere for the same price (or less) without the service fee.

First things first, this pizza is bussin' (aka great). I knew from the smell of the box that this pizza was going to taste really good. So my classmates and I decided to order a pizza before class since we were stuck in class all day! Additionally, Pizza House is a AA staple, and as a pizza lover this place is now my go-to spot! I'm hooked, y'all got me! Nonetheless I highly recommend grabbing a slice or a few boxes of pizza from here!

Stopped in for lunch. Only one server taking beverage orders. Food orders are placed from your phone at the table. I got turkey burger & fries. Hubby got fish sandwich & onion rings. Both were delivered with onion rings. Fries were quickly delivered when error was realized. Hubby's sandwich was unimpressive & he didn't finish it. Turkey burger & fries were good. Pricy lunch.

Today, I had a very bad experience online with Pizza House. I am home from a procedure sick, I ordered a personal deep dish pizza for dinner. My 4 toppings were not reflected from my online order.. What I received was a nasty hunk of doe with a lot of sauce no ingridents with part of the pizza missing cheese. Half was doe and sauce only. Called the restaurant they would not help me with a reorder. The manager said too bad nothing he could do. "We cannot help you lady" The charge was very high. That part is fine if my pizza had Ingridents, I ordered. I had to toss the nasty goo mess. Tonight without dinner and out of my money. Will never order from this establishment again. I had been a customer. So I would have credited the account for new delivery fee and to resend the orde, To keep my customer& to fix the online fiasco. Save your money and time please, with ordering from here.

Rating on food: Consistently okay Rating on service: Delivery prompt! Ambiance: Well appointed dining rooms. Can be loud and echo-ey with students present. Obviously a student hangout at night. Value: Terrible, with "hidden" charges on Delivery: A 4.9 percent service fee on total order ( really an inflationary increase to their already overpriced menu). Then of course 6 percent sales tax. Add a $7.25 delivery fee. So one of their $25 (!) salads, delivered, comes to : Food $25, Mandatory Fees $9, Sales Tax $2, 20% tip to driver $7. Enjoy your $ 43 salad. Supposed direct costs: $3 food ingredients; $ 3 kitchen labor; $2 driver wages ( they used to pay $4 an hour to drivers; no reimbursement for their use of driver's personal car). Who does Dennis Tice think he is, Big Pharma?

I feel like I got scammed. I paid $34.50 for a medium pizza! Yes it was delicious but very overpriced priced.

I wish I only came here for drinks, and to watch football. This place is truly great for both things. You get a tablet once you sit down that has a detailed menu, plus tapping any item gives you details on that item. The beer list is extensive, with 32 on tap. The thing is, if a restaurant has an item in their name, I'm expecting that item to be fantastic. If I had gotten this pizza at a movie theater, I would've said, "this is pretty good pizza." Or, if I bought this pizza at Kroger, I'd probably have the same answer. The pizza here fails in just about every possible way. The crust is puffy, with no chew to it, like baked bread with no seasoning. The sauce is the blandest tomato sauce I've ever had, with not a whiff of garlic or oregano. The mozzarella is substantial, but mozzarella is always the least tasteful part of the pizza, on most pizzas. Pepperoni and sausage are decent, but with no spice whatsoever. Not surprisingly, the breadsticks are just as uninspired: bland bread with bland sauce. Yippee! We also got what we're supposed to be Parmesan garlic chicken wings. The good news is that the chicken is good, and more substantial than most chicken wings. The bad news is that there's no glaze whatsoever, as well as no hint of Parmesan or garlic in the wings. My brother ordered salmon, because he's gluten intolerant. Lucky guy. He said the salmon was good, which you wouldn't expect from a pizza place. Then again, I wouldn't expect a pizza place to not have good pizza. I might be back to have a drink and watch a game sometime. But, I'm going to skip the pizza.

Got the personal Chicago pizza with sausage. $18 for 4 small pieces that were 95% bread. Almost no cheese, sauce or sausage. I actually threw out the last piece, it was not worth the calories to bother to eat as it just was not very good. And the 4.5% service fee. They raise their prices and add a new "service fee" in addition to taxes and tip.