Counter-serve chain serving up a menu of specialty or custom pizzas for takeout or delivery.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2931 75th St, Kenosha, WI 53143
Phone: (262) 697-2233
Website: https://www.marcos.com/our-locations/restaurants/WI/Kenosha/marcos-pizza-75th-st-kenosha-1
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Reviews
Pattie1450
I Ordered a great large pizza with just onions & green pepper on recently that was really very good, plus gave coupons on the box . That’s my kind of place! Both the cashier & the delivery guys were so friendly. Thankyou!
… moreMike Sabisch
I order from this place every once in a while. I always find the food to be good, cooked fast, and the staff very friendly at pick up. Great local Pizza place. I ordered online and watched tracker to let me know when my pizza was done.
… moreAzarriah
There was a literal hair baked inside of my cheesy bread. Now it would be different if the hair was on top of the cheesy bread, I would’ve kinda noticed it sooner, but it was mid-bite of cheesy bread I looked at my piece and there was a hair inside of it. I do not recommend eating here unless you’re a fan of unsanitary food.
… moreZerep Divad
Great pizza and usually they have some type of deal going on. Always ready when they say it will be ready. No complaints
… morePatti Lee
Usually am happy with Marcos not today. I ordered early to schedule delivery at 1230 they were 25 min late. The pizza was cold ( not even warm) there were large pieces of the onion peel on the pizza. I tried to call the store and then tried to go to tellmarcos but it kept taking me to a screen that wanted me to order again. The delivery driver had a I don’t want to be doing this job look on his face. This was the worse experience I have had with them.
… moreAdam Martin
One star because they have signs saying masks required and taking steps to protect health, yet delivery driver with goofy hat who drives orange Kia not following protocol. Also my order was marked picked up by counter person according to online portal but I had to wait another 15 minutes (think they forgot about it then fired it when I showed to pick it up). I don’t patronize businesses who don’t practice what they preach. Lost my business for life on the mask issue, adios Marcos!
… moreMAE
I recently ordered catering from Marco’s pizza for a lunch meeting. The food was ready on time and the pizza was hot. The employees were so kind. The gentleman working helped me carry the food out to my car which was greatly appreciated. Thanks for making catering experience easy.
… moreDavid Nulph
Food is drab. Ketchup and cheese on white bread. Filthy dining room and no public bathroom to wash up or use otherwise. With the great pizza choices in Kenosha why go here.
… moreNataly Blake
ZERO STARS!! If you want your pizza barely cooked and delivered at least 30 minutes late then by all means please order from this location. I placed a catering order to be delivered at 11:30am. Well at 11:45am I called the store and was told my order was just leaving out the door. I asked why had she not bothered to at least notify the customer of the delayed order. She stated she was by herself and hadn’t noticed that it was after 11:30am. Our order finally arrived about 12:10pm missing all 6 of the 2 liters of soda -mind you this order was for plant workers who’s lunch break was at 11:30am. The gm or some supervisor calls me to apologize and offer a credit. I let him know I didn’t want a credit I wanted a refund of the sodas we never received and that now this is the 2nd catering order in less than a week that arrives late.He then stated he wasn’t sure if he could do a partcial refund and he’d have to get back to me. Well that was on 6/3/25 and still haven’t heard back.
… moreJonathon Lazar
We were wrapping up a 14-day, 580-mile cycling trip and cruising into Chicago when hunger hit hard. It was around lunchtime, and my girlfriend needed a bathroom break—so I made the practical call to stop at Marco’s Pizza since we were riding right past it. I figured quick, easy, and no fuss. Boy, was I off.
GF went in ahead of me while I locked the bikes. Turns out, they gave her a hard time about using the bathroom, even though we were clearly planning to buy food. Not a great first impression, and honestly—unnecessary.
When I walked in, the welcome was… lukewarm at best. The woman working was fine, but her coworker—the one with the long hair—seemed to be on another planet entirely. Zero enthusiasm. Just a dull, “let’s get this over with” kind of energy.
I ordered a personal pizza with two toppings and a 2-liter of Pepsi. The long-haired dude didn’t even hand me the soda—just kind of grunted and flailed in the direction of the cooler like I was supposed to read his mind and serve myself. Alright, fine. I grab the bottle, but then just… stand there. Waiting. Glancing between my phone and the employees for some sign of what to do next.
After five awkward minutes, the lady finally says, “I’ll be with you in a moment.” Cool. I politely ask if I can get two cups for the Pepsi I just bought. She gives them to me, no problem. But the whole vibe in there was just off. Kind of cold, kind of apathetic.
While we were waiting for our pizza, another customer came in to pick up a catering order. Long-haired guy casually told him they had accidentally made bone-in wings instead of boneless. The customer was like, “Yeah, that’s fine for me, but my wife wants boneless.” And the employee still hesitated to fix it, like he really didn’t want to do his job. The guy ended up having to wait around for a fresh batch of wings while the rest of his food got cold.
Now, I get that it was the 4th of July and maybe morale was low. Maybe folks didn’t want to be working. I get it. But even taking that into account, the whole experience just felt indifferent and borderline lazy.
To their credit:
✅ The pizza was good.
✅ The woman at the counter tried.
But honestly, the bad service overshadowed the good food. When you’re running a business—especially a food spot where people are often looking for a little comfort and friendliness—it’s not hard to just be decent to customers.
Won’t be stopping here again, but hey, maybe we just caught them on a bad day.
… moreGF went in ahead of me while I locked the bikes. Turns out, they gave her a hard time about using the bathroom, even though we were clearly planning to buy food. Not a great first impression, and honestly—unnecessary.
When I walked in, the welcome was… lukewarm at best. The woman working was fine, but her coworker—the one with the long hair—seemed to be on another planet entirely. Zero enthusiasm. Just a dull, “let’s get this over with” kind of energy.
I ordered a personal pizza with two toppings and a 2-liter of Pepsi. The long-haired dude didn’t even hand me the soda—just kind of grunted and flailed in the direction of the cooler like I was supposed to read his mind and serve myself. Alright, fine. I grab the bottle, but then just… stand there. Waiting. Glancing between my phone and the employees for some sign of what to do next.
After five awkward minutes, the lady finally says, “I’ll be with you in a moment.” Cool. I politely ask if I can get two cups for the Pepsi I just bought. She gives them to me, no problem. But the whole vibe in there was just off. Kind of cold, kind of apathetic.
While we were waiting for our pizza, another customer came in to pick up a catering order. Long-haired guy casually told him they had accidentally made bone-in wings instead of boneless. The customer was like, “Yeah, that’s fine for me, but my wife wants boneless.” And the employee still hesitated to fix it, like he really didn’t want to do his job. The guy ended up having to wait around for a fresh batch of wings while the rest of his food got cold.
Now, I get that it was the 4th of July and maybe morale was low. Maybe folks didn’t want to be working. I get it. But even taking that into account, the whole experience just felt indifferent and borderline lazy.
To their credit:
✅ The pizza was good.
✅ The woman at the counter tried.
But honestly, the bad service overshadowed the good food. When you’re running a business—especially a food spot where people are often looking for a little comfort and friendliness—it’s not hard to just be decent to customers.
Won’t be stopping here again, but hey, maybe we just caught them on a bad day.