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I ordered the vegetarian Flatbread, which was described as involving "vegetables, " tomatoes and cheese. This meant a huge pile of arugula. Everything was cold, so much that the cheese wasn't even melted, and the person making the sandwich didn't feel the need to actually slice the tomato, so there was a huge chunk, about 1/3 of a tomato in the middle of the sandwich. Twelve dollars for this. Don't bother

Had the banana chocolate loaf and the Italian sausage pizza, both were delicious! The loaf seemingly was from the same day and the pizza was freshly made in a reasonable amount of time. Prices are not cheap but okay compared to other restaurants on campus.

Pizza Is good, a little small for the price and lacking ingredients

And they really need to clean the knife between cutting meat and vegetarian pizza, it’s just gross to get a bit of meat on your vegan pizza bc they don’t clean the knife between

Very Good, possibly the best Pizza on campus. Don't expect friendly services, though. You can use flex dollars.

I have loved this pizza place since my freshman year, and even though inflation occurred and prices are up, it could not stop me from having freshly stone-baked pizza!
My favorite is Prosciutto E Rucola, which is basically a prosciutto pizza with tons of arugula on it.
If you are happened to be at UBC, this place is a MUST.

Really bad experience this evening. Went in to sit down and eat pizza. Staff were incredibly rude. The were annoyed that I was looking at the menu and hadn't decided one minute from me walking in. They didn't inform me and others until after we had ordered and payed that they were closing early. This was around 7 pm and there hours said they were open until 11. Had to leave and once we found somewhere else to sit on campus the pizza was cold. I don't think this is an everyday thing but I wouldn't have ordered if I knew I was going to eat 20$ cold pizza.

Used to be a haven for people who love themselves a questionably priced meal, but the price increase bumped the goods into an unreal quantity per dollar range. Shame cuz the pizzas are fire

Great pizza, great service! Not greasy, authentic Italian pizza from a stone oven. Perfect for a nice splurge on eating out (a little pricey, but worth the quality, especially if you split the pizza with someone!)

Great texture.not greasy as I like.
I ordered Ortolana and super satisfied. However, still pricy for students.

Drip coffee in my own mug was $3.41 when i mention that was an expnsive coffee i was met by a rude intrraction from the employee. I will NEVER go back

I really like this place. They have fantastic pizza and amazing breakfast Perfect price and quality of food.

Still as good as I remember it – high quality pizza. But the prices are pretty high now and the pizzas are pretty small. I could easily eat one myself.

Actually pretty nice roasted pizzas that’s not too overpriced compared to other campus food

It is decent place for students. I came here with my family while visiting ubc. Pizza is pretty expensive for its thickness. $19 for thin crust pizza. And it is good for ONE person. It tastes good, not great. The upside of this place is comfort lounge area, not the quality of pizza. It is delicious because it is cold and rainy outside and warm and cozy inside. So if you can stay home and order pizza, that could taste better. And coke is $4.isn't it expensive for students? I looked around, and everyone was holding individual tumblers.no wonder! Anyway not too bad place to visit one time:)

If you look at the menu someone else posted here, you can see that they have increased the price per pizza by $4 over 8 months. I paid $17 for this pizza bianca and I’m not even full. My friend did recommend the prosciutto tho. Just want to point out that you can get so much more pizza at faith and pizza garden for the same price

Edit: went back to try the prosciutto, it’s a good, honest pizza on its own. It’s just that you can get more at other places for the same price