Pizza outpost with hearty pies & slices, plus calzones & other casual fare, in a kid-friendly space.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 16691 SE McLoughlin Blvd, Oak Grove, OR 97267
Phone: (503) 496-3170
Website: http://www.flying-pie.com/
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Reviews
From the wafting smell of pepperoni when you first walk in to the retro arcade machines up front to the paper plate drawings lining the walls to the patient and accommodating staff, the restaurant itself had all the trappings of a classic family pizza joint!
Our lunch could only be described as “ideal 90’s kid birthday party” pizza. The crust was the perfect combination of crunchy and fluffy, with enough structural integrity to stand up to any number of toppings. It’s a good thing, too, because they do NOT skimp on the toppings here!
Any place that offers multiple kinds of pepperoni is going to stick out in my mind, especially cup pepperoni. Better still, as a casual enjoyer of seafood on pizza, it was a pleasant surprise to find that they offered anchovies AND smoked oysters as optional toppings!
Suffice it to say, we came back the very next day to try even more of what they had to offer! The only critique I can think of is that the food was so good it attracted the attention of a few passing fruit flies. Just goes to show the locals know the best places.
TLDR: you’re doing yourself an incredible injustice if you don’t try this pizza at least once in your life!
When you order, make sure to ask for additional Italian seasoning added to the pizza. Helps with the overall taste. Toppings were very good. My only complaint is the dough has no taste to it. It would be nice if it had a little character to match the toppings. Other than that, great place for families.
Paradoxically, it was both what I was looking forward to . . . and also positively not what I was expecting. The vibe is typical Portland area FP (as against the Boise area versions, both old-school and newer). It had more of a LO than Gresham vibe, with mid-range lighting, tacky stuff on the walls, and some older games (the Led Zeppelin pinball machine was a nice touch).
The pizza? What you’d expect (with the three we ordered leaning towards a crisper slice than I recall at either of the other locations I have visited). The soda/drink options? What you’d expect. The menu? Same as the others (with one BIG exception). This place has the old school salad bar!!! And, while they don’t have the day-old bread stick croutons, it is a nice throwback to one of the things that made me love FP pre-pandemic.
The servers are also great. Friendly, without being fake. Prompt, whereas the other locations could occasionally be a touch sluggish, 420-style.
Glad I was forced to venture out and find a new FP location. Appreciate what you do in Oak Grove. Plan to be back again soon. Solidly 4.5 stars!!!
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And, psst, some of you negative reviewers: you really, really need to figure out how rankings work, how to write reviews, and/or revise your rankings based on what you actually wrote in your reviews. If you add nothing to the discussion, you are just writing to vent and should just buy a fidget-spinner instead!
I’m not sure if they are using cheaper ingredients or what the problem is, but I will try going back to Stark Street. Hope its just the location!
We met up with family for pizza and conversation. This place recommendation was my son’s choice and so happy he suggested it.
We ordered three pizzas. Each was excellent. One of those was a “Shake N Bake” pizza that was a unique combination but everyone loved it.
My favorite was the Hawai’i Pizza with added pepperoni and sausage. It was amazing.
Super friendly staff.
We will definitely be regulars.