Mod Pizza - Castro Valley

It's OK, definitely something I'm only recommending to someone who wants to take a shot at a quick pizza. Thing is, you never know what you're going to get. For example, my last, and maybe actually my last pizza from them I checked the basic red sauce onthe order form. It was almost dry, very little sauce and the items I did ask for were lumped up in certain parts of the pizza.Not the first experience like that. The kids that work there are not rude by any means, they just seem uninterested in thequality of your pizza. I get it that they probably aren't paid particularly well, but if you're a business putting out subparproduct you're going to lose people.

It was pretty good. I used to think it was a overhyped place with weird pizza flavors but I finally went and ngl it was good, and the Ice ???? so good ????

This was my first visit to a MOD Pizza restaurant in northern California. Previously, I had been to Blaze Pizza, which offers a similar concept. My experience at MOD Pizza was enjoyable, with both the pizza and salad being very good. I appreciated being able to choose my own toppings and customize my meal.

"Do they make their own pizza? I am definitely going back for more!"

This restaurant is a great spot for personal-sized pizzas. I frequently order takeout from here and most of the time, the pizza is ready on time and comes with plenty of delicious toppings. However, there can be occasional long delays and inconsistency with the shape of the pizza or the amount of toppings. One downside is that there is no option to request a small amount of a topping when ordering through the app. For example, if you want just a few olives with a light drizzle of balsamic fig glaze, you might receive an overwhelming amount of olives and a completely drenched pizza. Overall, I believe this issue may be due to limitations of the app and does not reflect poorly on the restaurant itself.