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Longtime local pizza chain offering plenty of topping options, hoagies & salads.
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Address: 3925 Grand Ave, Billings, MT 59102
Phone: (406) 281-8431
Website: http://www.carbones406.pizza/
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Trav450ER
I’ve ate here several times before and the food never disappoints. The sauce they use in their pizzas is the best part!
… moreReginald Blackwood
Pizza Palace of Pain — The Pouch Will Haunt Your Dreams
Overall Rating: 1/5 Stars (Only because 0 isn’t an option)
Look, let’s start with the pizza itself: it was fine. It was exactly what you’d expect from a place that has been serving the same flavorless mozzarella since 1954. The crust was bland, the sauce was aggressively neutral, and the pepperoni curled into tiny grease canoes—par for the course for a neighborhood joint that exists purely to absorb late-night beer money.
But you don’t come to Pizza Palace of Pain (I refuse to call it by its actual, cheerful name) for the pizza. You come for the horror show that is the Pizza Pouch.
The real descent into madness, however, happened when the meal ended. We had about half of the aforementioned mediocrity left, and I asked the server for a box to take it home. The server, with a disconcerting smile of pride, returned instead with The Pouch. This isn’t some revolutionary, eco-friendly invention. It is, I swear to all that is holy, a flimsy, food-grade Ziploc bag haphazardly glued (yes, glued) to a small square of corrugated cardboard. It is the cheapest, most soul-crushing piece of “leftover containment” engineering I have ever encountered.
It’s insulting. It’s physically unstable. It forces your leftovers of mediocre pizza into a terrifying, vacuum-sealed sweat lodge of steam and grease. Merely attempting to seal the leftover slice inside this Pizza Pouch immediately crushed its structural integrity, fusing its melted toppings into the plastic and guaranteeing the already-dull crust would become a soggy, penitent sponge before we even reached the car.
If the staff thinks this monstrosity of packaging is either charming or functional, they are fundamentally misunderstanding the basic concept of “food storage.” I wouldn’t use the Pizza Pouch to store spare change, let alone something intended for human consumption. It’s cheap, it’s absurd, and it perfectly encapsulates the utter lack of care this establishment has for its product or its patrons.
Save yourself the existential dread. Find a pizza place that respects you enough to give you a box. The pizza is average, but the traumatic leftover experience is truly one-of-a-kind, and not in a good way.
… moreOverall Rating: 1/5 Stars (Only because 0 isn’t an option)
Look, let’s start with the pizza itself: it was fine. It was exactly what you’d expect from a place that has been serving the same flavorless mozzarella since 1954. The crust was bland, the sauce was aggressively neutral, and the pepperoni curled into tiny grease canoes—par for the course for a neighborhood joint that exists purely to absorb late-night beer money.
But you don’t come to Pizza Palace of Pain (I refuse to call it by its actual, cheerful name) for the pizza. You come for the horror show that is the Pizza Pouch.
The real descent into madness, however, happened when the meal ended. We had about half of the aforementioned mediocrity left, and I asked the server for a box to take it home. The server, with a disconcerting smile of pride, returned instead with The Pouch. This isn’t some revolutionary, eco-friendly invention. It is, I swear to all that is holy, a flimsy, food-grade Ziploc bag haphazardly glued (yes, glued) to a small square of corrugated cardboard. It is the cheapest, most soul-crushing piece of “leftover containment” engineering I have ever encountered.
It’s insulting. It’s physically unstable. It forces your leftovers of mediocre pizza into a terrifying, vacuum-sealed sweat lodge of steam and grease. Merely attempting to seal the leftover slice inside this Pizza Pouch immediately crushed its structural integrity, fusing its melted toppings into the plastic and guaranteeing the already-dull crust would become a soggy, penitent sponge before we even reached the car.
If the staff thinks this monstrosity of packaging is either charming or functional, they are fundamentally misunderstanding the basic concept of “food storage.” I wouldn’t use the Pizza Pouch to store spare change, let alone something intended for human consumption. It’s cheap, it’s absurd, and it perfectly encapsulates the utter lack of care this establishment has for its product or its patrons.
Save yourself the existential dread. Find a pizza place that respects you enough to give you a box. The pizza is average, but the traumatic leftover experience is truly one-of-a-kind, and not in a good way.
Cindy Kilpatrick
Really disappointed! The first time we ate here was amazing! This is our second time we ordered take out and it’s the complete opposite experience. We ordered the chicken Alfredo, margarita pizza some other food as well, but mainly the pasta and pizza were so bad we couldn’t eat it. The pasta was soggy and smelt rancid. No flavor what’s so ever. The pizza was way under cooked and floppy. The price of their food is so high for very poor tasting food.
… moreDean R
Quaint pizza spot situated in an easy to get to location. Great salads, soups and of course pizza. Order online or sit at the bar and get something to go.
… moreKirsten C.
We tried a pizza here in the past and didnt like it. We tried them again today, and wow! So good! The cheeseburger pizza is like a flavor bomb! Great appetizers and service.
… moreMario Trujillo
This is what a pizzeria should aspire to be like. Great pizza, great atmosphere, and the staff…
Erin is easily one of the top 10 servers I’ve ever had, and that’s saying a lot! Friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to please.
Seriously anxious for my next trip here!
… moreErin is easily one of the top 10 servers I’ve ever had, and that’s saying a lot! Friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to please.
Seriously anxious for my next trip here!
E R
Small hole in the wall place that doesn’t have to advertise and is always busy. We were impressed with the food. My wife had a turkey club and I had a gluten free bubba Gump pizza that was awesome! Full bar beer and wine! We will be back!
… moreCarly Delgado
The pizza & carbanara pasta might have just been some of the blandest dishes I’ve ever been served. I’ve lived in Montana for 20 year’s & wondered why I’ve never heard of this place sooner, now I know why. Watery noodles, no salt.. tasteless.
… moreNG
Pepperoni pizza and grandmas wings…
Upon entering it would be a good idea to put a sign to seat yourself or wait to be seated as no one says anything when you enter and that’s a rough first impression.
We asked for the wings to be sloppy, extra sauce, and they were not (we dip the pizza in wing sauce) but the taste was good especially w ranch
The pizza was good and the crust had good flavor. No skimping on the toppings. The size of everything for the cost is reasonable.
We have orders twice since our first review and the pizza is always different. Different size, different bake, just a complete lack of consistency. Won’t be back
… moreUpon entering it would be a good idea to put a sign to seat yourself or wait to be seated as no one says anything when you enter and that’s a rough first impression.
We asked for the wings to be sloppy, extra sauce, and they were not (we dip the pizza in wing sauce) but the taste was good especially w ranch
The pizza was good and the crust had good flavor. No skimping on the toppings. The size of everything for the cost is reasonable.
We have orders twice since our first review and the pizza is always different. Different size, different bake, just a complete lack of consistency. Won’t be back
Mikel Wolf
Switched the marinera for Alfredo on my chicken parm and it was delicious. I had a fantastic experience! The staff provided exceptional service, always attentive and friendly. The quality of the products was top-notch, making my visit truly memorable. Highly recommend!
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