Pizza Meltdown is Port Orchard’s new go-to spot for delicious, high-quality pizza made with fresh ingredients and care. We specialize in customizable pizza, from classic favorites to bold flavor combinations, all baked to perfection. Whether you’re stopping in for carry-out, ordering online for delivery, or grabbing a quick meal for the family, our goal is to serve the best pizza with fast, friendly service. Located just moments from the Port Orchard retail core, Pizza Meltdown is all about great food, local flavor, and a welcoming experience. From cheesy classics to loaded specialties, every pizza is made to satisfy. Come taste why Pizza Meltdown is heating up the neighborhood—one slice at a time!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3001 SE Mile Hill Dr Suite 140, Port Orchard, WA 98366
Phone: (360) 300-4723
Website: https://www.portorchardpizza.com/
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Reviews
Food: the pizza left something to be desired. A friend and I were excited to try a new pizza place, as many of the pizza places around here are okay, but nothing spectacular. Unfortunately, the pizza tasted bland. It didn’t even really sport a solid taste because it was missing a good sauce. The sauce wasn’t that good and there wasn’t enough of it.
I added other toppings, as I always do, and that helped accent the taste, but when I tried just the cheese, it was so low grade, I’ll be honest: Red Baron frozen pizza tastes better.
Service: First, for a medium cheese pizza, it’s $15. If you’re going to charge that much, your pizza better sing to me because I can go down the road and get a $7.99 two-topping LARGE pizza from Dominos that at least has a garlic crust. It’s $2.50 on top of that for each additional topping, so it was $20 for a smaller pizza of the same type that you could get at a chain. Again, I’d happily pay more IF the pizza warranted such a premium price.
Another issue I have is they don’t do half-and-halfs. What pizza store doesn’t? I’ve NEVER heard of a pizza store that was incapable of doing them. There are simple cookware tools that allow that process easily.
Another issue is that they don’t feel personable. They use an AI operator as a local business. Call right now and see. I gave it a shot and told the AI I needed a pizza available by 5. It said “okay, so you want a pizza for 5 people.” More useless than Alexa.
Atmosphere: the inside seemed alright, not too decorated, looks like a typical pizza shop. Nothing of note.
Overall, unless they put out that they have updated their sauce and are added more, I don’t think I’ll be back. It just isn’t quality pizza when places like Chuck E. Cheese can top you