Review & Frequenly Asked Questions:

Modd’s pizzas are called “simple food for complex times.” The idea is to make good, cheap food, pay the workers well, and make everyone’s life a little better. Not a bad goal, and it worked. The way it goes is simple: first, there are no waiters: you go up to the station where “pizza builders” will pile up the toppings on the freshly made pie.

Then you pay, and at this time you can also buy drinks and shakes. After three minutes, your pizza is baked and ready for you to pick up. All pizzas cost the same regardless of the toppings, and there is a lot to choose from: five sauces, six cheeses, ten meats, and twenty-one veggies. Simple, right?

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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