Review: Pizza Time

When Yani and his exwife ran Chunk N Cheese it was tops.

Decided to try this new place since I live in Foxboro. With the name, I thought it was one of those family friendly type places, but it is just a regular greasy greek owned sub shop. I decided to get a slice of pizza to see if it was any good before I invested in a large pizza for the family. Well, it was quite disappointing. Just a thick crist, way too much cheese and sauce, extremely greasy flavorless slice. I am not a fan of greek style pizza, which is what this is. If you like a real Italian style pizza, go to Sal's and Mal's in Foxboro on Wall St. The best. If you want greek pizza and subs, go to Omega Pizza just across the street, they have been there for years. I hope this place does not take away any of their business.

This pizza is delicious! They have specialty pizzas which are unique and surprisingly good. We've tried the White Buffalo, the Spanakopizza (a take off from Spanakopita or Greek Spinach Pie) and the B.L.T. Pizza. We will try a new one each time we go!

The Chicken Broccoli Frazola, served at a party as an appetizer, was mouth-watering.

They make their own dough; they don't use the frozen dough like other pizza shops.

Fast becoming our favorite pizza place; we don't live in Foxboro but this place is worth the trip.

I tried Pizza Time recently and was VERY surprised. Loved the pizza and thought the place was lovely - not your usual pizza joint -- very classy. Also tried the frazole to take with me to a party - they were a hit.
Will definiately go back again and again.

top shelf wrote:

When Yani and his exwife ran Chunk N Cheese it was tops.

This is meant for another pizza shop - not Pizza Time in Foxboro.

Pizza Time in Foxboro is a real gem. We had a veggie pizza which was truly the best I've had in a long time. The crust is crispy without being overdone and the cheese topping is wonderful. Took 2 frazolas to a friend's and they were a hit. The decor is lovely - very tasteful, bright and clean. The owner is very personable and takes an interest in his customers. All in all, a very nice experience and well worth a return trip. In fact, several customers said they were there at the recommendation of friends. Pizza Time is a nice addition to the Foxboro area.

I tried their buffalo chicken Frazolla (A stuffed french bread), and it was excellent. I got extra hot sauce and bleu cheese dressing on the side to dip it in, and both the hot sauce and the bleu cheese dressing was also excellent.

Amy Ashford wrote:

Decided to try this new place since I live in Foxboro. With the name, I thought it was one of those family friendly type places, but it is just a regular greasy greek owned sub shop. I decided to get a slice of pizza to see if it was any good before I invested in a large pizza for the family. Well, it was quite disappointing. Just a thick crist, way too much cheese and sauce, extremely greasy flavorless slice. I am not a fan of greek style pizza, which is what this is. If you like a real Italian style pizza, go to Sal's and Mal's in Foxboro on Wall St. The best. If you want greek pizza and subs, go to Omega Pizza just across the street, they have been there for years. I hope this place does not take away any of their business.

I have not tried Pizza Time in Foxboro but I had to respond in regards to Sal and Mal's. When they first open they were pretty good. The calzones were great. But the pizza was always burnt on the bottom, yet the top was good. Oven appears to be too hot. But the last time I went in there, the place was filthy. I'm surprised that the board of health hasn't warned them.

I will make a point of trying Pizza Time
I actually like lots of cheese on my pizza.

Pizza is the best

Pizza is good, crispy, plenty of cheese and toppings. Very clean.

great steak sub on garlic bread nice decor

Consistently excellent and a departure from "typical" pizza joints. I try something different each time I visit.

My top 5 (in no particular order)

1) Saki's Steak Special-Steak and feta on garlic bread!
2) Buffalo Chicken Frazola- Bread stuffed with spicy chicken and cheese.
3) Polo Pizza- Chicken, Whole Garlic, Broccoli, and Alfredo sauce.(Rich, but worth every calorie).
4) Omelet Sandwich with Potato and Ham (the best late morning breakfast I've had in a long time).
5) White Buffalo Pizza- Blue cheese sauce (no red sauce), Buffalo Chicken

A bit off the main drag, but a must try if you're in the area!

I can only assume that you don't like the owners, thought you got ripped off or had one bad experience. Their pizza has never been burnt, top or bottom. I have been coming here for 7 years. You can request it to be crispier and they will cook it longer in the oven for you. The place is not filthy, never has been. They just renovated the floors and painted. Nice hardwood floors now, maybe you came in during the renovations.

Irish Blood wrote:

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I have not tried Pizza Time in Foxboro but I had to respond in regards to Sal and Mal's. When they first open they were pretty good. The calzones were great. But the pizza was always burnt on the bottom, yet the top was good. Oven appears to be too hot. But the last time I went in there, the place was filthy. I'm surprised that the board of health hasn't warned them.
I will make a point of trying Pizza Time
I actually like lots of cheese on my pizza.

I can only assume that you don't like the owners, thought you got ripped off or had one bad experience. Their pizza has never been burnt, top or bottom. I have been coming here for 7 years. You can request it to be crispier and they will cook it longer in the oven for you. The place is not filthy, never has been. They just renovated the floors and painted. Nice hardwood floors now, maybe you came in during the renovations.