text: There are slim to none eateries within walking distance from the tire shop we were at, (and we were starving) so pizza it is! I'll admit, I was mildly concerned at first, the reviews for this place were blunt and despairing.\n\nThe pizza shop is owned and ran by a rough around the edges Kosovonian family and unfortunately customer service isn't their strong suit. They weren't blatantly rude, they were just straight to the point and a little cold.\n\nLet's talk about the food, it was $2 a slice and 50 cents per topping.\n\nPizza crust: my crust was pretty great! Nice and crispy, not too thin and not thick. I'm typically picky with crust and normally won't eat it, but it had good flavor. (Edit: my boyfriend said his crust was soggy...whoops! lol) \nPizza body: It was soft, a little closer to the soggy end. (Still not too bad, if you can deal with that)\nPizza sauce: Not bad, but also not too bold in flavor. \nPizza topping: Very generous! Lots of ham covered the entire Hawaiian pizza, plus a mountain of pineapple. There were also a nice amount of pepperoni and mushrooms on the other slice. \nCheese: Decent. There was a good amount of melty mozzarella. \nSize: Nice decent slice. (It filled me up)\n\nNote: Even though they were generous with the pepperoni, it wasn't the highest of quality and didn't have the best flavor. Not even salty. Reminded me of the ready to eat pepperoni in packages such as hormel. \n\nJalape\u00f1o poppers: $4.99 hot hot hot!  (In temperature) Be careful. In a fit of hunger, I definitely burned the rooftop of my mouth. The jalape\u00f1o wasn't spicy at all and thinner than I've had. Also a generous amount of scalding hot cheese with a nice crispy crust. It wasn't poor, it just wasn't groundbreaking - average at most. I wouldn't think of ordering it again. \n\nDamage: We paid roughly about $17 for 2 slices, jalape\u00f1o poppers, and a coke can. Hey, we even handed him a hundo and he gave back the correct change. So call us lucky! No scamy scams this time.