Mod Pizza - San Jose

Pizza Salad were astronomically delicious. Beyond fantastic! The drawback here is the servers go through the next motion instead of investing in/listening to the customers. There is ample space to sit and eat; however, the a/c was cranked superhigh making it very uncomfortable to stay inside. Also, there is absolutely NO atmosphere here. NO music was playing. Wewent twice to MOD Pizza. Pizza salad were extremely wonderful very tasty on the first visit on the second visit they ranout of ingredients so it wasn 't as good but still flavorful. Staff was the same non engaging. We opted to eat at ourhotel. Will we go back? Yes! The pizza salad out weigh the lack of everything else.

I really enjoyed the idea behind this place. You have the option to select the type and size of your pizza, and there are no additional charges for toppings. The pizza is cooked in a wood-fired oven right before your eyes, with a thin crust. I opted for the Tristan veggie, but unfortunately, they forgot to include the pesto sauce at the end. I also forgot to mention it when I received the pizza.

It is becoming more challenging to find affordable, delicious pizza in the tech-centric area of North San Jose. Mod Pizza stands out as a great option for those wanting something better than the typical chain pizza places like Round Table. While Blaze Pizza offers a wider variety of toppings, Mod Pizza's crust is unbeatable in flavor. Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to pizza, but I personally think Mod Pizza is a solid choice. We spent $50 on 3 pizzas and drinks, which is a great deal in today's market.

I had a disappointing experience at this restaurant. The pizza was poorly prepared and tasted old, with soggy crust that seemed to have been left under a heat lamp for too long. The service at the counter was not very pleasant either. The only highlight of the meal was the tasty salad, although they forgot to include two of the three dressings I had requested. Overall, I will not be returning to this location in the future.

Good pizza at moderate prices is increasingly difficult to find in the high tech hub that is North San Jose. Mod pizza fits the bill for those looking for a step above chain pizza joints like Round Table. Blaze pizza has a greater selection of ingredients than Mod pizza but Mod pizza's crust seems to taste better. Everyone's idea of good pizza is different but I think Mod pizza is a good choice. We spent $50 for 3 pizzas and drinks. That's a pretty good deal these days