
Craving authentic Italian pizza in the heart of Swissvale? Look no further than Macro Pizza, your neighborhood pizzeria! We opened our doors in April 2025, bringing time-honored recipes and fresh ingredients to your table. Experience the taste of Italy right here in our vibrant community. Discover your new favorite pizza at Macro Pizza.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1900 Monongahela Ave, Swissvale, PA 15218
Phone: (412) 727-7226
Website: http://pizzamacro.com/
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Reviews
I would request less cheese in the future, personal preference, otherwise. Very polite people. Very good pizza. Will update as I get more items
Speed and quality of service desperately needs improvement. I ordered through Grubhub, drove down and walked in. I’m the only customer, the woman at the register is on the phone and pizza cook #1 is making a pizza. The cashier gets off the phone, doesn’t acknowledge me, prints out a slip for the cook, still doesn’t acknowledge me, and goes back to doing something on the register. I let another minute pass and say that I have an order to pick up, the cashier looks up at me like she had no idea I was there and asks if I’m Doordash.
I tell her I have an order to pick up through Grubhub, she asks me if I paid, (Can you even order from Grubhub without pre-paying?) I say “Yes” and she goes back to doing something on the register. She never gives me any acknowledgment or status of my order and then the phone rings and she’s back on the phone.
While she’s on the phone, another customer walks in, a second pizza cook appears from the back, takes a pizza out of the oven, boxes it and just puts it on top of the oven with no attempt to see if the customer is already there waiting for their pizza. Do you see where this is going???
While the cashier is still on the phone trying to take an order (I don’t know if it was her first day, if she’s on drugs, if she just doesn’t care, but she seems truly clueless) additional customers have walked in with the line now being 5 deep. Pizza cook #1 notices this, and comes around to the register to try to help but can’t because the cashier still has the register tied up. She finally finishes doing whatever on the register, and the only employee in the place that seems to have a clue how a pizza shop is supposed to work immediately services the customer I let go ahead of me, and figures out that my pizza’s been sitting on top of the pizza oven for 5 minutes and instructs pizza cook #2 to give it to me.
Also of note, the only thing worse for a new business than not having a website is having a website advertised on your menu, and it doesn’t exist.
I deliberately waited until they had been open for a month before I tried them and while the pizza is good (seriously don’t change the pizza) everything else (except for Pizza cook #1) about this experience is straight up amateur hour opening day issues that shouldn’t still be happening a month later.
I always root for new small businesses, but you’re already failing. What are you going to do when you’re actually busy when you can’t handle 1 customer at 5:30pm on a Saturday?
Great pizza! We ordered slices of Chicken Barbecue and Meat Lovers. The toppings were thick and I loved watching the cook slinging dough as we waited for our order.
We also ordered the Pepperoni Macro Rolls. They were great too.
Service was a little slow, but I attribute that to them figuring things out on day 1.