D & E-Z-O's Pizza

I've ordered carryout here a few times, great pizza and subs. Really friendly staff and the place is spotless.

Not the best pizza it was good not great. Ordered and paid for 3 topping pizza but only got 2 toppings. Ordered wings with hot sauce and got plain wings. $30 for 25 small sized wings isn't a deal on the price so I don't understand why they don't offer sauces. The link to a menu on their own Facebook page has prices listed at 50% less than what their food currently costs.

This has been on my Columbus pizza "to try" list for a while. Glad I got it off of my list but it wasn't anything spectacular. Good pizza? Yes. Superb? No.

Ambiance: it's a pizza place. Only 1-2 small tables holding 2-3 people each. Don't plan on eating there. On summer days I'm sure the place gets super hot as the ovens are directly behind the half wall.

Service was great. Everyone was happy, easy to talk to and willing to answer questions.

The sub was actually better in my opinion than the pizza. Cheesy, saucy, meaty. Lots of toppings but not too much to get the bread soft and soggy.

Pizza was decent. Couldn't tell if it was the cheese or the sauce that wasn't the best. My biggest pitfall was the amount of crust on the edge with no toppings. It didn't have enough flavor to be topless. We left a lot of pizza in the box.

Overall, it was fine. I would not drive the almost hour from my house to get it. I'm the area I would grab a sub.

So I love pizza, LOVE it, so my wife and I are always on the hunt for the next favorite. This place was pretty highly recommended through a Facebook group we're in, and while the building itself isn't much to look at and the area a little sketch, the pie was worth it. I'm gonna be a bit picky in my my review, but definitely I will be back to this place.

Pros: really good topping distribution and ratio, great seasoning, and tasty pizza sauce. Very good garlic bread sticks with perfectly melted cheese on top and good crunch to the crust on the sticks. Cons: the marinara for the sticks was really pretty meh, more like crushed tomatoes with a little water added and not much flavor; also I would've preferred the pizza crust to be a little more well done on the bottom, but it did hold up to the toppings.

Additionally, they do take payment with cash or card, and it's pretty speedy at a quote of around 10 minutes from order to pick up time. Was it the best pizza ever? No, but it's great and it's definitely in the mix now.

From the outside the building doesn't look like much. This place has a true mom and pop feel. Everyone that came in seemed like they've been multiple times before which gave me the impression that it has to be some good pizza.
The saying is quality over quantity but here we got both. For one I couldn't believe a pizza could be ordered this large and be delicious. This was some seriously good pizza and I lost count of how many people it fed. Definitely made my friends last day at work one to remember.

Great pizza and subs. Always very friendly and helpful. My son's favorite pizza place

This pizza is a very good pizza. Throughout the years, It's been the most consistent pizza on the West side.(taste-baking) I do recommend at least trying this pizza. I will tell you that the spaghetti prices have increased to ten+ dollars, so you may want to call ahead for accurate pricing.
This building appears to be old. However, there's a lot of buildings that are old and well kept.

A good local neighborhood pizza place. D & E-Z-O's has been here a long time. It doesn't look like much from the outside, and inside too. Basic carryout. The pizza though is solidly okay and that's enough to come back here.

Has a location that's not appealing. It probably is its biggest problem. There's not much positive to say about the sketchy industrial neighborhood this is in so oh well. Don't let this deter you from coming. Even though the area sucks the pizza isn't the same way. Actually it can even be called pretty good. They also have things like subs. I get a Veggie Sub if no one else is eating. It's $6.50 for a half of a footlong. This comes with black olives, green peppers, mushrooms, onions, and tomatoes. Crispy goodness. This is a filling and slightly healthier option.

It has a drive thru for convenience. Maybe it's faster just to go in. The parking lot also can be tight.

This place is childhood staple, when i'm in the west side of town, i always try to come back to this place. They are still the same as when i was little. Pizza is good, italian sub is delicious, and the people there are just so friendly, if you're ever on the west side, stop by, they have a pick up window or go in, variety in there pizzas and subs, can't go wrong!

Is it a good pizza? Yes indeed!

D & E-Z-O's Pizza on the near Southwest side of town offers up a pretty good Columbus Style pie as they have since they opened in 1970. The crust is that crispy baked golden brown cracker style that most Columbus area pizza lovers most enjoy. These folks ladle on a decent amount of sauce that has a distinct tomato paste tang to it and they hand scatter that milky Mozzarella from almost edge to edge. You'll get an honest spread of the good stuff here so don't worry about them skimping on things.

All in all, it's a good solid pizzeria that gives you fast service and a good value for your money.

If this is your pizza style, you'll like D & E-Z-O's.

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** A 1 item medium pizza would be ~$12 so their prices are reasonable.

** They also have subs, lasagna, spaghetti, wings, pan pizza and salads.

** They don't deliver but they have a drive up window which is pretty handy.

** They have a couple tables for dining in.