Fatso's Pizza

Name: Fatso's Pizza
Address: 3131 E Thunderbird Rd # 55, Phoenix, Arizona, 85032, US
Telephone: (602) 992-1122
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.40

Pizza restaurant, Bar, Chicken wings restaurant, Live music venue, Takeout restaurant, Sandwich shop

Location: 3131 E Thunderbird Rd # 55, Phoenix, AZ 85032, United States
Located in: Floor 1 · Mountainview Marketplace
Phone: (602) 992-1122
Price: $$

Opening hours

Sunday: 11:30 am-8:30 pm
Monday: 11:30 am-8:30 pm
Tuesday: 11:30 am-8:30 pm
Wednesday: 11:30 am-8:30 pm
Thursday: 11:30 am-8:30 pm
Friday: 11:30 am-8:30 pm
Saturday: 11:30 am-8:30 pm

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Very good pizza.
We were seated immediately with no wait.
There are a lot of choices for pizza toppings.
Ordered the Maui Wowie and Cave Man w/added Jalapeno.
Both were very good.
Would recommend.

Owner response

Thank you for your nice words.
We appreciate your business.

Nice, casual pizza joint.
Solid pizza and friendly, relaxed feel. Tried a simple pepperoni, sausage, and bell pepper and the bbq chicken pizza.
And some mozzarella sticks. Everything was good to very good.
Service was friendly and as was the crowd (on a Friday evening w/ live music). Only little hitches were that the pizzas beat our appetizer to the table by a good 5 minutes (not a huge deal), and at the end of the meal we were treated to a couple teenage bus boys chatting away right next us for about five minutes (in the teenage way with language that wasn’t great for our younger (8).
Not a huge deal either - nice to see teens working at all.
Just being teens and in a casual family joint, I suppose it’s pretty normal.

This place seems like a local watering hole where the neighborhood regulars drop in for a beer, or 4.
The bar is set in the back and was pretty active and lively but not too loud.
The restaurant area is kind of dark and dingy with outdated decor and overduefor some care.
We stopped in to try their thin crust pizza and some wings.
The wings were pretty good, cooked to a perfect crispy and drenched in traditional Buffalo sauce.
The pizza was a miss for us.
The thin crust was just a little undercooked, even had a gummy bite to it.
No crisp to it at all, so it was sloppy.
Since it was tavern cut, we avoided the center pieces and ate around the outer edge.
The sausage was good.
The flavor was good.
It just wasn't a good pizza.
The staff was delightful and we had friendly service.
They have an expansive Italian menu, reasonable prices, and lots of great beer options.
This place has been around a while and is probably a neighborhood favorite.