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(503) 254-2016
7804 SE Stark St
Portland,
OR
97215
45.519
-122.5831
Neighborhoods: Montavilla, Southeast Uplift Neighborhood Program
Flying Pie Pizzeria
Last updated 11.20.09
What People Are Saying About Flying Pie Pizzeria
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – Tables hang upside down from the ceiling; knickknacks, board games and video games keep customers busy while they wait. Here, diners get in line to order, grab a booth and pick up their own pizza and utensils. There are more than 30 different toppings, including oysters and soy cheese, plus two different doughs and four styles of crust. The tender-crust calzone is also very good. The small but well-stocked salad bar is an added bonus.
10/29/09
deelish
by pandapuff at Citysearch
i go here to get great pizza. way better than pizza hut.
- Pros: good slices, wheat free available
07/20/09
Look out! Flying Pie!
by epicuriousgeorge at Citysearch
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.
- Pros: good crust, gluten-free crust available, cheese, toppings
- Cons: tacky tip jar at pick up counter
04/25/09
pizza..go else where
by richynoober at Citysearch
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.!)
- Pros: chill place
- Cons: not so good pizza
The Details on Flying Pie Pizzeria
Know Before You Go:
The restaurant can hold up to 75 people. Just give them a heads up before you show up.
The Extras:
If you're not up for a whole pizza, you can get custom slices from 11am to 4pm.
Category:
Catering, Banquet Rooms, Restaurants
Payment Methods:
Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
No
