Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
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Reviews
Tyson Jade
I grew up eating Hey’s Pizza so I’m incredibly biased.
This is always my go-to, never disappointed, dinner in a pinch pizza choice.
I eat it hot, I eat it cold, I eat it when 9 days old.
It’s a new York style pizza, with flavors that always seem to work in harmony. No one thing about it steals the spotlight. Other Pizzas will have savory cheese, or a zesty sauce that overshadoweds the rest of the flavors, but Hey’s balances toppings, flavor, and density to make a pizza that works for lunch, dinner, breakfast, lunch at work, and midnight snack.
Others might say, “I’ve had WAY better pizza in New York!” Good for them! If you wanna drive at the way to the big apple for pizza, be my guest. These types of pizza snobs are usually picky eaters who don’t appreciate the wonderful diversity that is American Pizza.
It’s not the cheapest pizza in town, for that you’d have to go to Little Caesars (which can kick rocks for their TERRIBLE Customer service!), or the local grocery store’s freezer section.
Gary Hey, the owner, is a great guy. Always interested to know who you are and how he might know you or your family. He takes pride in knowing the community his business serves, which leads me to my biggest complaint about Hey’s…
They don’t accept cards. There’s a bank across the street with an ATM, but I don’t wanna give them $4 just so I can buy pizza! Gary, PLEASE, I know it’s a pain, but adding card payments could REALLY help your customer service. I know you have to pay for it, but I’d RATHER, pay around a dollar more for my pizza then pay the bank. I already have to risk my left walking across the street for pizza, I don’t wanna have to do it AGAIN to get cash.
The dining room is open again (it had been closed for a long time once covid hit) these are self-service tables they do not wait on you.
There’s no parking lot specifically for Hey’s, so you either have to park on the street, or in the bank’s parking lot (just be quick because the bank does not like this, they have signs up)
They also have other things on their menu besides pizza, but I rarely Branch out.
Love this place, hope it’s in business for a long time so my kids and their kids can enjoy Hey’s pizza too.
… moreThis is always my go-to, never disappointed, dinner in a pinch pizza choice.
I eat it hot, I eat it cold, I eat it when 9 days old.
It’s a new York style pizza, with flavors that always seem to work in harmony. No one thing about it steals the spotlight. Other Pizzas will have savory cheese, or a zesty sauce that overshadoweds the rest of the flavors, but Hey’s balances toppings, flavor, and density to make a pizza that works for lunch, dinner, breakfast, lunch at work, and midnight snack.
Others might say, “I’ve had WAY better pizza in New York!” Good for them! If you wanna drive at the way to the big apple for pizza, be my guest. These types of pizza snobs are usually picky eaters who don’t appreciate the wonderful diversity that is American Pizza.
It’s not the cheapest pizza in town, for that you’d have to go to Little Caesars (which can kick rocks for their TERRIBLE Customer service!), or the local grocery store’s freezer section.
Gary Hey, the owner, is a great guy. Always interested to know who you are and how he might know you or your family. He takes pride in knowing the community his business serves, which leads me to my biggest complaint about Hey’s…
They don’t accept cards. There’s a bank across the street with an ATM, but I don’t wanna give them $4 just so I can buy pizza! Gary, PLEASE, I know it’s a pain, but adding card payments could REALLY help your customer service. I know you have to pay for it, but I’d RATHER, pay around a dollar more for my pizza then pay the bank. I already have to risk my left walking across the street for pizza, I don’t wanna have to do it AGAIN to get cash.
The dining room is open again (it had been closed for a long time once covid hit) these are self-service tables they do not wait on you.
There’s no parking lot specifically for Hey’s, so you either have to park on the street, or in the bank’s parking lot (just be quick because the bank does not like this, they have signs up)
They also have other things on their menu besides pizza, but I rarely Branch out.
Love this place, hope it’s in business for a long time so my kids and their kids can enjoy Hey’s pizza too.
Ronnie Psycho
Only in town for the weekend. Had take out, pizza, bread sticks and cheese sticks. Was especially fond of the huge Italian style pie with all of the toppings. Wish they had wings.
… moreC P
The Detective radar review is the dumbest one I’ve ever seen. Stayed the night on a weekend trip and enjoyed this pizza immensely. Good pizza in a tiny town. Great prices and very friendly staff. Lots of toppings on the specialty pizzas and really soft and flavorful dough.
Had no trouble finding parking at all. Overall great experience
… moreHad no trouble finding parking at all. Overall great experience
Sahmyah Flemming
The pizza was good and it was awesome that this spot was open a little later than others. Would order from here again the next time we’re in town.
… moreAmy Owens
I love Heh pizza. We got a pepperoni, sausage and bacon pizza and it was so delicious. We also got a salad and pepperoni roll and they were both great as well. One thing I recommend is having a sign on your window or somewhere that says you only accept cash and checks as payment. This was our 1st time visiting Heh pizza and we didn’t realize credit cards are not accepted. I am just glad my husband had some cash on him. Thanks.
… moreNick Baker
We stopped in on our way through Maryland going to DC and really enjoyed this pizza! Super happy with the service and the staff. The dough was fresh and delicious and the toppings were note than generous! There was a little mistake on our veggie pizza and they made another for free (without us asking!). Never so happy to have passed up other fast food restaurants. Next time we’re back that way we’re going to try the calzone! Can’t recommend it enough!
… moreDetective Rader
1 star because 0 isn’t an option
After hours on the road with a growling stomach and fading hope, I spotted this pizza shop like a mirage in a strip mall desert. Should’ve kept driving when I saw the parking lot was designed by someone who hates cars and people, but hey…”don’t judge a book by its cover,” right?
Wrong. So wrong.
I ordered a cheese pizza, a steak & cheese sub, and fries. Let’s break this disaster down:
Pizza: Tasted like someone sprinkled it with sour patch kids and regret. The dough was still doing yoga, raw and stretchy. And the cheese? Smelled like it lost a bet.
Steak & Cheese: Not grilled. Not toasted. I think they baked it? With Miracle Whip. On a cheesesteak. That’s a crime in at least three states.
Fries: Still frozen. Not “cold.” Not “undercooked.” I mean I bit into one and my molar tapped out.
They only take cash, the cashier looked like she lost the will to live mid-shift, and the place was so dirty I didn’t want to breathe too hard. I wasted $20 and a piece of my soul.
Lesson learned: when your gut tells you to turn around… listen.
… moreAfter hours on the road with a growling stomach and fading hope, I spotted this pizza shop like a mirage in a strip mall desert. Should’ve kept driving when I saw the parking lot was designed by someone who hates cars and people, but hey…”don’t judge a book by its cover,” right?
Wrong. So wrong.
I ordered a cheese pizza, a steak & cheese sub, and fries. Let’s break this disaster down:
Pizza: Tasted like someone sprinkled it with sour patch kids and regret. The dough was still doing yoga, raw and stretchy. And the cheese? Smelled like it lost a bet.
Steak & Cheese: Not grilled. Not toasted. I think they baked it? With Miracle Whip. On a cheesesteak. That’s a crime in at least three states.
Fries: Still frozen. Not “cold.” Not “undercooked.” I mean I bit into one and my molar tapped out.
They only take cash, the cashier looked like she lost the will to live mid-shift, and the place was so dirty I didn’t want to breathe too hard. I wasted $20 and a piece of my soul.
Lesson learned: when your gut tells you to turn around… listen.
Ken Fromnj
We had a meatball sub and a club sub. Both delicious!! Prompt friendly service.
Older establishment. 34 years in business. I can see / taste why.
… moreOlder establishment. 34 years in business. I can see / taste why.
Daniel Carter
Great pizza , I’ve had day old supreme which was great and just had the meat lovers , both awesome
… moreChery Smith (Nana)
Excellent Pizza. Staff is very friendly and helpful.
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