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Address: 1808 NC-67, Jonesville, NC 28642
Phone: (336) 526-4100
Website: https://www.facebook.com/67pizza/
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Reviews
Codi Harvey
We stopped through from Ohio on our way to Florida. We absolutely loved the atmosphere and the pizza. The pasta and salad were great options to have too. I had some spaghetti too and it was really good. It was nice to have options as I have one kid who doesn’t love Pizza typically. However, she loved this pizza and the pasta. The service was great! Everybody was friendly even the other customers were super friendly. We can’t wait to stop back through and come back and eat again! If you’re thinking about going, definitely do!
… moreDonna Collins
If yiu enjoy a thin crust pizza, you need to go to 67 Pizza. You don’t see your favorite pizza? Let them know! It will soon be on the serving station. How about a dessert pizza? Strawberry, pineapple, brown sugar? All can be made and served hot and delicious! I haven’t even mentioned a great selection of veggies on the salad bar, spaghetti and bread, or vegetable soup and another choice of changing soups. All for a reasonable price! 1 1
… moreMichael Murray
Friendly staff and relaxing atmosphere. Great dining experience, at a great price.
… moreCheri Lawson
Good place to grab food. I love the salad bar. Some days is better than others for the pizza. They try to keep a good selection out and you can special request a certain pizza to put on the bar. You can also order pizzas to go and to eat there.
… moreCurtis Yant III
Pizza, excellent constantly refreshed. There’s a young lady there very tiny little young lady who handles the salad bar and does an exceptional job is constantly vigilant. Overall, excellent restaurant travel from Hillsville. To go to Jonesville and visit this restaurant.
… moreSusan E
Food was good, if it was available on the bar. Took forever yo get the pizza out, folks were standing there with empty plates, waiting. They say they have great wings but none at all when we were there. Moderate crowd but no reason not to keep pizza and salad bar up. We heard so many great things about this place. Drove 45 minutes to try it out only to be disappointed. Maybe it was an off night.
… moreJessica Dunlap
This place is Hands-down the best pizza joint you’ll ever go to. They can custom make a pizza for you but their buffet options are amazing. They have great dessert pizzas and a fantastic soup and salad bar!
… moreAnthony Davis
I’ll give em five stars! Its buffet style at its best! The salad bar is pretty good as is the pizza. I really like the thin crust …. and both are kept well stocked! Dessert pizzas are a nice finish.
… moredan smith
I had to stay the night in Elkins and the kid wanted pizza so we went to Sixty Seven Pizza Co. We have had lots of different types of pizza, New York, Chicago thick and thin, California, Detroit, Dayton… and 67 does not match any of these styles. If I’m forced to describe it I’ll say it’s like a squished Chicago thin crust pizza. The sauce is on the sweet side but still good. Toppings were all good quality and tasty. We were in the restaurant around 6 pm, it was mostly full but not over full and the fresh pizza jut kept flying out of the kitchen. I walked up to get slices 3 times and they were putting a fresh pie out every time and every pie available still looked fresh. Salad bar is also well stocked, clean, and all of the produce I had was fresh and delicious. Finally we split an order of buffalo wings, baked not fried, cooked just to the point the meat pulls easily away from the bone with a bite and the sauce was good. I asked my adult kid what they thought of everything and they replied, “surprisingly okay”. I agree, I’m not going to say this is close to the best pizza I’ve had but it’s good, everything was good here, and I would certainly eat here again if I find myself in the area.
… morefreaksh0w8814
First, I would like to start by saying we love the food here. The Pizza buffet is constantly being restocked with a large variety of traditional pizzas, plus dessert pizzas.
The issue we have though boils down to the service the last few visits. Cashiers treat you as an inconvenience, having to ring you up.
Last night was no exception to this. Upon arrival they asked how old our youngest son was. We told the cashier he was 9. The cashier then started to plug away and asked us what we would like to drink. We stated water, water, water, soda. She handed us two water cups and two soda cups, then told us the price. My wife normally gets the soup and salad bar instead of the buffet. There was no communication from the cashier, she just charged her for the buffet. My wife said “Can we change one of the soda cups into a water cup?”. The cashier removed the blue cup and replaced with a clear cup and proceeded to run the card. My wife then inquired about the price change since we only had 1 soda and not 2. The cashier aggressively pulled the card from the machine, voided the order re-rang it and then ran card for new total. All without saying a word to us or even looking at us.
We looked for a table to sit at, and settled on the corner booth. Under the table was shredded napkins and straw wrappers, but looking around this is how they all were at this time. We just went about our business and proceeded to the buffet and salad bar.
As we expected food was constantly replenished on the buffet as you could hear the cooks shouting out the different pizzas they were putting on. We all ate and enjoyed our meal.
As we were finishing and gathered all our plates onto one neat stack and organized the table to make it easier for the employees, we received a visitor.
As a server was cleaning the floor of the booth behind us, a mouse ran out of the area across the floor and under the booth my wife was sitting on. There was a gentleman standing at the booth behind my wife talking to the guests there. He looked at me and asked “Was that what I think it was?” I laughed and said yes. The people at the table asked him what happened and he said a mouse just ran across the floor from where she was cleaning. Pointing at the server. At that point that family told their kids to gather their belongings they were leaving. The guy that was standing and talking went back to his table and informed his group, and they all proceeded to stand and exit. We gathered our belongings and also left.
Amidst all this the server had no reaction to the mouse running, the lady being upset and telling her kids to leave, or 3 tables all exiting at the same time (again we were finished and leaving anyways).
… moreThe issue we have though boils down to the service the last few visits. Cashiers treat you as an inconvenience, having to ring you up.
Last night was no exception to this. Upon arrival they asked how old our youngest son was. We told the cashier he was 9. The cashier then started to plug away and asked us what we would like to drink. We stated water, water, water, soda. She handed us two water cups and two soda cups, then told us the price. My wife normally gets the soup and salad bar instead of the buffet. There was no communication from the cashier, she just charged her for the buffet. My wife said “Can we change one of the soda cups into a water cup?”. The cashier removed the blue cup and replaced with a clear cup and proceeded to run the card. My wife then inquired about the price change since we only had 1 soda and not 2. The cashier aggressively pulled the card from the machine, voided the order re-rang it and then ran card for new total. All without saying a word to us or even looking at us.
We looked for a table to sit at, and settled on the corner booth. Under the table was shredded napkins and straw wrappers, but looking around this is how they all were at this time. We just went about our business and proceeded to the buffet and salad bar.
As we expected food was constantly replenished on the buffet as you could hear the cooks shouting out the different pizzas they were putting on. We all ate and enjoyed our meal.
As we were finishing and gathered all our plates onto one neat stack and organized the table to make it easier for the employees, we received a visitor.
As a server was cleaning the floor of the booth behind us, a mouse ran out of the area across the floor and under the booth my wife was sitting on. There was a gentleman standing at the booth behind my wife talking to the guests there. He looked at me and asked “Was that what I think it was?” I laughed and said yes. The people at the table asked him what happened and he said a mouse just ran across the floor from where she was cleaning. Pointing at the server. At that point that family told their kids to gather their belongings they were leaving. The guy that was standing and talking went back to his table and informed his group, and they all proceeded to stand and exit. We gathered our belongings and also left.
Amidst all this the server had no reaction to the mouse running, the lady being upset and telling her kids to leave, or 3 tables all exiting at the same time (again we were finished and leaving anyways).