What a disappointing pizza!



That’s a sad statement considering how much I use to enjoy Bloomer’s pizza. Last night I ordered one and I should have been suspicious when I was told they were out of mushrooms (what kind of pizza place runs out of mushrooms). Then when I drove over to pick it up they handed me my pizza without asking my name (I was the only pick-up order at 6PM on a Sunday). I paid my $17.00 for a medium and was surprised at how light it felt in the box. After I got home and opened the box my jaw dropped and not in a good way.



Over cooked crust, not enough cheese to cover the sausage and black olive (remember they were out of mushrooms) and very little sausage and black olive to begin with.



I called Bloomer’s to voice my disappointment and was met with mass-indifference by the manager on duty. I have had issues in the past with Bloomer’s when it comes to service, but I overlooked it because the quality of the food outweighed my annoyance with the help. Well that all changed last night.



I will gladly pay $17.00 for a pizza, but I expect an outstanding pizza in return. What I received last night I could have easily bought in the frozen food section at the local convenience store for $3.99. If I feel this way, I’m sure other people must have similar feelings and that does not make for a successful restaurant.



Bloomer’s is a locally owned business and I wish them well; they will however have to be successful without my 3 to 4 visits a month.

Absolutely horrible service. Workers/waiters were rude, and sat in the back of the restaurant with their friends. Pizza was mediocre and after leaving the building and talking outside the restaurant with some friends for ten minutes by our cars, the waiters came out and told us we had to leave. I always wondered why no one is ever there, now i know, apparently the owners of this store are worried that their food is so horrible that their patrons can no longer talk outside for fear of the building being stormed. ridiculous.