Wildwood Pizza

Good pizza, but are they out of business?
I tried calling our dinner order today with no answer, so I drove over and found it was closed. Does anyone know if they're temporarily closed or are they out of business?

I ordered The Beast and a Shrimp and Avocado salad to go. Imagine getting home with a man size craving and I opened up some pepperoni mushroom and the wrong salad. While it was still good, it didn't appease my cravings. Would have been better if the order was correct.

I went to Wildwood pizza for the first time the other day. I was pleasantly surprised. Walking in, the first thing I noticed was how impeccably clean it was. I didn't see so much as a stray straw paper on the floor. The tables were all shining and the chairs were spotless. The kitchen area has a large open window and door area. You can see right through. It was immaculate. There wasn't even a dusting of flour on the floor. The staff worked like a well oiled machine. They were exceedingly polite. My sister informed them the Dr. Pepper was out and it was changed out in less than five minutes. They communicated well there with their manager. You would expect a restaurant with an exposed kitchen to be at least a little noisy but it wasn't. To say I was beyond impressed is an understatement. Finally, the food was perfect. I enjoyed the thinness and crispness of the dough. It still was able to tear and be chewy. They put copious amounts of cheese and a good amount of toppings. I couldn't finish mine, but most who were with me did. I liked that I was able to get ingredients without an upcharge. Most the ingredients I got are considered premium at other places. All in all, my family and I were extremely satisfied. I'd recommend them to anyone.

What a great pizza!

This place is next to Rouse's on Airline at Antioch near Long Farm.

I got the big bad wolf. It had a thin crust with fresh quality ingredients! The crust had a good chew.

Check it out next time you are in that area!