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Extreme Pizza

Extreme Pizza

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3204 College Ave, Berkeley, California, 94705, United States
(510) 420-0770 college.extremepizza.com
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May 6, 2018
Minimal service, bare environment, questionable sanitation. I don't recommend you eat in there. It's depressing. As far as the pizza I ordered (India Spice/Tandoori chicken). It was WAY too salty and the curry was unbalanced. I love Indian food, but the spice here were off, not authentic. Hold off the cumin, guys. It overpowers everything if you put too much! Generous amounts of cheese, though. Still I couldn't enjoy it at all because the spices were off. Buyer's remorse here. OWNERS: Do these guys want to fail your store? They're doing it!

Apr 3, 2018
First time ordering here, the pizza was great. The delivery does take some time, but the pizza was nice and hot and the delivery guy was nice and had a smile on his face.

Mar 6, 2018
Poor delivery service order one pizza over a hour and a half ago. Called back an hour in and was told it was literally heading out the door. The house is right around the corner. Called back a half hour later and the pizza hadn't left so we cancelled. Will never order here again.

Nov 27, 2017
Good pizza. Poor service. Expect to be kept on hold and them not to pick back up. Expect the pizza will take 10-15 minutes longer than they tell you... after they have already told you on arrival it will take them longer than on the phone.

Nov 21, 2017
Just poorly managed or run. Food wasn't bad but don't go if your on a timetable or are a stickler tight ships. Called in a four-person order from work, was told it be ready in a half an hour-when I arrived 25 minutes later after, after being ignored at the counter for a while I was told it would be another 10 minutes. It proceeded to take another 30 to produce the food which seem to come out oddly staggered even though there were no other customers. During that time i was ignored the counter again while hoping to pay so that I was ready to head out the door when the food manifested...And when I say ignored at the counter they sat there and continued their conversation directly in front of me for at least 45 seconds. The kicker-upon being handed my food and requesting silverware I was told "oh sorry we don't have any Forks"... I pointed out that it would be difficult to eat my salad without one to which the guy shrugged and looked non-committal-just to clarify that's where he could have offered me a cheap stainless Fork so at least I could eat. I just seen like the manager wasn't very well trained or didn't care; the powder was correct and the food wasn't bad but I wouldn't go back. *to clarify I know this sounds whiney but these are the kind of easily remedied things (accurate time estimates and awarnessof customer needs) that make or break repeat customers.

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Opening Hours

Mon:11:30 am - 8 pm
Tue:11:30 am - 8 pm
Wed:11:30 am - 8 pm
Thu:11:30 am - 8 pm
Fri:11:30 am - 9 pm
Sat:11:30 am - 9 pm