Flying Pie Pizzeria

(503) 254-2016

7804 SE Stark St, Portland, OR | Directions   97215

45.519101 -122.583153 View Website
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    Sunday To Thursday From 11:00 AM To 10:00 PM Friday To Saturday From 11:00 AM To 11:00 PM
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Neighborhoods:
Montavilla, Southeast Uplift Neighborhood Program

Cuisine:
Pizza, Italian

Price:
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Categories:
Food & Dining, Catering, Restaurants

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Restaurant Special Features:
Carry Out, Cheap Eats, Local Favorite
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What Our Expert Scouts Say

April 18, 2013

Flying Pie Pizzeria keeps it classic with cheesy, oversized pies delivered straight to your table on a pedestal, allowing you to give it the admiration and esteem it deserves. Flying Pie ventures out only slightly, offering calzones and subs, but the real deal remains the super cheap 60 oz. pitchers of micro brews.

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4.0
March 06, 2012

Good pizza, service lacks at times though. still good eats!

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2.0
May 08, 2011

Just Change Your Name. We live in the area, so this place is convenient, but that's about all it has going.

We've been quite a few times but the last time was just ridiculous. My boyfriend has a slightly out of ordinary name and he is used to people having a hard time pronouncing it. The pronunciation was so off that he didn't recognize it, so he waited quite a bit longer not realizing they had already called his name. So when he went up to grab the pizza he apologized. The guy behind the counter responded that maybe my boyfriend should change his name or use a different name to order with. To add insult to injury the pizza wasn't even good.

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2.0
April 25, 2011

Never going back again. Biggest jerks in Portland. I gave them a 2 star because if they actually cook the pizza it can be good. If they dont? Just save yourself the hassle and take it home to cook it. They act like they are the only pizza joint in Portland. We love the quirkiness of the place and pizza is the kind we like. Thick crust, lots of big toppings, decent salad bar. But we have given them several chances to change their who gives a damn attitude and crummy service. I had emailed back and forth to the owner about the issues we have had with each location and I got nothing. Just a weak apology and a, "I do the best I can, not much more I can do" Not only did we not get at least a coupon for a free pitcher of soda for our troubles, we got taken off the birthday list so we no longer get the birthday coupon, Really? As for the other locations? The one in Tualatin Extremely rude! We were the only ones in the restaurant when a gal on crutches comes in. She orders, sits down at a near table. They call her. She tries to get up and has trouble. They holler even louder-looking straight at her and throw it down on the counter like he is so busy and bothered and walk away. I walk over, tell her to sit and went and got her the pizza and a drink. When I grabbed it I asked the guy wth is wrong with you?! Didnt you see she has problems? He snarled at me and walked away again. When I said something to the guy making pizza he said that was the manager. ??!

I work way to hard for my money to waste it on jerks. We will be locating the nice guy-loves their customers pizza joint who will apreciate us.

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5.0
January 21, 2011

Teen & Parent Friendly. I called Flying Pie to reserve a pizza party for my son's birthday with 20 of his closest friends. The staff was absolutely wonderful to work with from 1st the phone call to

how well they treated me and the party members. The food was delicious and the kids were able to just hang out and not feel rushed. I have always had good experience at Flying Pie and I and am so glad I called for this event!

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2.0
April 30, 2010

Cool Decor - Lower than Average Pizza. I had memories of the awesomeness that was Flying Pie when I was in high school and apparently didn't know better. We used to hang out there all the time!

Either it was lack of experience talking, or they've gone extremely downhill in the past 10-15 years.

The decor is uniquely Portland. In that, I thought it was a great place to take some friends from out of town... but I was embarrassed by the time we left.

The place just felt... dirty. Dusty, grimy, the tables were kind of sticky. And the pizza was not that of my memories. The crust was kind of yeasty - like the dough had sat too long. And speaking of sitting, it tasted like it had been hanging out a while too. Given how long it took for our order to come up, I imagine it was sitting for a while before they got around to letting us know.

I wish I could take back this visit and have the memories of my youth untarnished.

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5.0
March 09, 2010

Hands down the best pizza. I take the family + extended family out to pizza once a month. We like to try different places, but end up coming back to flying pie more often than not due to the consistently great tasting pizza. We know that coming to flying pie we'll get plenty of toppings on our pizza's and a nice atmosphere. The pies cost a little more than i'd like to spend, but you really do get what you pay for with this place. I've paid similar prices at other pizza restaurants (hot lips) and was very dissapointed. I like the decor + the candles at the tables. When your pizza arrives they're placed on special pizza holders over the candles on your table which helps keep your pizza warm while dining + making a nice ambience. We're going there tonight for $2 dollar tuesday movies at the academy theatre and then pizza at flying pie next door :)

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5.0
October 29, 2009

deelish. i go here to get great pizza. way better than pizza hut.

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4.0
July 20, 2009

Look out! Flying Pie!. Flying Pie. I was a bit hesitant to try this place since they had so many locations around and thought it would be "not so original chain pizza"... but decided to try it since they're one of the few places that offer gluten-free crust. Dude. I ordered a gluten-free pie and I was pleasantly surprised. Piled high with toppings! I mean it. Every time i go there it's the same... BAM! Like there was a mushroom, olive, mozzarella avalanche in the kitchen! The cheese they use is top quality and boy do they cover that pizza with it. I believe they use Nu-grain gluten-free crusts which are used in a few other pizza parlors around town. A good tasting, thin crust that somehow magically holds the toppings they dump on there. Their house dough/crust is good too. A little thicker than I like... but it tastes very good. They also sell pizza by the slice 11-4. Go check em out. The Academy Theatre next door sells Flying Pie by the slice too.

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1.0
April 25, 2009

pizza..go else where. relax place to eat...but the people that work at flying pie can not make pizza. i have been here 3 times and the pizza sucked each time. i can make better pizza at home.and im not even a cook or chef. wtf seriously.. OVER PRICED CRAPPY PIZZA....

go to Liberty Pizza or Roventes if u want good pizza.!)

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5.0
January 31, 2009

Best Pizza Around. So delicious. They are really generous with the toppings, so you get a lot of food for a really reasonable price. Recommend to all. I love this pizza!!!

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