Lost Pizza Co. Mobile Midtown

My first visit here.
It was ok for the most part.
I don’t like walking into a restaurant and staff members look at me directly without saying a word.
That happened here, twice.
Bad start.
The Fried Ravioli was good but not special, pretty much what you can get anywhere.
That’s not necessarily a bad thing.
Pizza was ok, crust had a good flavor.
I cannot, however, understand how an entire pizza can come out with nearly half of it having no toppings.
Service after the initial non-welcome was good enough and the atmosphere is ok but the decor inside is a little cliche.
It was clean, however, and that’s always a good thing.
I love it when a place offers PibbXtra, you don’t see it much anymore.
Overall a mediocre experience but, as I always say after the first visit, I will give it another chance.
I’m just not excited about it.

First off staff was amazing! Food was very good came to our table pretty quick! Will definitely go back!

First timer! Walked in and it’s counter service which is good but imagine it can be hectic if busy because the entrance isn’t very big.
Lighting is low at the entrance and you are trying to read a chalkboard behind the register.
They have menus you can look at though. Next the cashier had zero interest in taking my order and couldn’t stop yawning.
I had to repeat my toppings several times.
My party of 3 were the only people in line and there was one other party of 4 seated, so it wasn’t loud or busy. Very nice selection of pizzas and toppings.
I got the make your own, small.
Perfect for one! Crust was crunchy and fresh.
I would go back for the food but not because the service was top notch.
Took a bit to get 3 small pizzas. It was a very good price.
With a drink and a small pizza was about $16. Indoors it’s sort of industrial looking.
Located across from Old Dutch ice cream and beside Taco Mama.