Delivery
Yes
Payment
Credit Cards Accepted
Parking
Good for Kids
Yes
Attire
Casual
Alcohol
Yes - Full Bar
Reservations
No
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04/27/2021 - Fred S
On Monday Apr, 26th We visited this establishment as a family group of 5 (4 people over 50 yrs old and one 17 yr old). We arrived just before 4 pm and the restaurant didn't open till 4 pm. The first person we encountered (a blond woman ) parked her car out front looked at us not saying a word to us pulled out keys and opened the front door and proceeded in she shortly turned on the bar lights in the front window. We waited a few more minutes and proceeded in and stayed by the front door to wait to be seated (masks on, as the signs out front threatened if you didn't have it on you would be asked to leave. The same woman (no mask on) came out of the back and said “sit wherever” no welcome, no hello, no how are you. I told her we were a party of five and would it be OK if we put two tables together she said sure. My sister in law went to the washroom and when she returned my brother in law went thinking there was only one (but there are a men's and women's) which is located down the hall by the back door which cannot be seen from the small dining area. We gave our drink order and as we did my brother in law returned to the table so we ordered (1 large -cheese, tomato, and spinach.. and 1 large- deluxe minus the Canadian Bacon to which she said “ the deluxe is a specialty pizza and not half price to which I said OK then give us a sausage, green pepper, mushroom, and onion which is a 4 ingredient pizza (deluxe) minus the Canadian bacon, but I guess she couldn't work that out on her own... (whatever) (I not even sure if this is what set the following events in motion). We sat conversing ( my brother in law even told me the story of how when he grew up in Midlothian (where restaurant was originally located ) this was his favorite pizza and how the son took over and then it wound up in Palos Heights) and a couple of more people walked in and stood by the counter. Then a guy (early to mid 40s, scruffy beard) came stomping out of the back past the customers at the counter looked directly at us and said aggressively and angerly “ don't put paper towels in the urinal”. Then turned to walk back. We all looked at each other confused and befuddled. I said “ did he just accuse us patrons of his restaurant of putting paper towel in his urinal” he must of heard me and turned back toward us. I told him only two of used the washrooms, my brother in law then told him that he did not put paper towel in the urinal, and my sister in law informed him that when she went to the washroom that the toilet had toilet paper in it and the garbage bin was full. To which the man aggressively stated that's not possible because his fiancee cleaned the bathrooms before they opened and she just checked again and there was paper towel in the urinal. We informed him that we walked in right after the woman when she opened the front door and my sister in law went right to the restroom. I asked to why would we put paper in the urinal anyway. The man then aggressively stated in a even more raised voice “are you calling my fiancee a liar” ( I later surmised that if the restrooms had already been cleaned why was there a need for his fiancee to check the mens washroom again). I said “I don't know about that” and “he was out of line accusing patrons of his restaurant “. He again stated “so then your calling my fiancee a liar to which I said “are you accusing us of being liars. and what proof does he have that it was us ? ”A couple of words were exchanged then he aggressively approached and then pointed to the door and said “get out” I stood up and said “no problem I wouldn't eat here now anyway”the rest of my party rose to their feet and headed toward the door. Some more words were heatedly exchanged which I don't quite remember cause anger blindness was taking over at this point he again stated “I don't need this get the hell out. I yelled “wait to you see your Yelp review on this”', to which he responded F U and I believe I replied no F U you A -hole or something like that. I walked out to my car parked out front opened my door and he aggressively followed us out of the restaurant and moved toward me me and said “what did you F-ing call me puffing himself up and acting in a attack stature. I moved forward of my door got in a defensive posture and said “you heard me” then he luckily halted his advance. More heated words were exchanged between our party and this gentleman of which I really can't remember except saying multiple times what purpose would we have to put paper in his urinal and he was out of his mind. We all got in our cars and left without further incident. I don't know what issues this guy had or what happened in the washroom but I know he was way out of line the way he handled it. I am a 16 yr retired firefighter of 52 years old and I have never been treated like this in a business of any type. We chose to patronize this establishment during this time of Covid crisis with many other places we could have gone, and to be treated like we were “WTF”.
12/08/2014 - Louis
Best thin crust pizza in the southwest side of Chicago right here in Palos Heights on Harlem Ave.
07/28/2013 - reviewer
Pizza crust comes somewhat burnt, staff has attitude, not a friendly place to do business with - other good places to go to in the area that appreciate customers - this place does not
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