Stadium Pizza

I love the pizza here! Service can be a hit or miss especially when it's busy. They have a great deal on Tuesday - Buy one, get one! There are specials each day so just ask. Prices can be cheap or expensive depending on what you order. It can be really busy or empty based on when you go. The place is centered around a baseball theme. There is also a mini crane/toy machine area that uses quarters and has a change machine, but play at your own risk!

We went on a Wednesday, the special was $23.99 for a Large Pizza, any topping. We got half veggie and half pepperoni pizza, a greek salad, and one drink, water is available. The cost was around $44 plus tip, make sure to check your receipt. They made a mistake on not charging the discount. They fixed it, but kept the tip the same as I gave a tip based on the initial price.

The pizza is good and I would have sent an email rather than Yelp it, but they don't list an address and I don't think an employee should have to hear this, as they are all awesome. I want to recommend that Stadium stop making customers hit a "No Tip" button if they're not going to tip. Don't misunderstand... I don't mind tipping when I receive service like being waited on or delivery. But if I place an order for pick-up, handle payment processing myself, drive to the shop, stand in line and make my own drinks, I don't think that is a tipping situation. if it was, you wouldn't have to ask. As business owners, you know that adding a mandatory tipping decision to your POS system is going to guilt customers into tipping when they otherwise wouldn't because they feel like you might not be paying your employees enough.

I've heard the argument that business owners are doing this to supplement wages so they don't have to charge high prices, but I ordered a large pizza and a 2 liter bottle of soda and it came to $34.21 before tip, just under $40 after. That doesn't seem like prices that are low. If we will be paying for it one way or the other, pay your employees more and raise your prices. I'm sorry if I'm coming across as cheap, but I'd rather put my money where it's going to end up instead of saving ownership money on the employer's portion of payroll tax, which is effectively the only benefit of this behavior, while pretending a service was provided.

If we pay online, we have to decide how much to tip before any potential service even occurs. If the transaction is done in person, you are forcing employees to direct people to tip or press "No Tip". They don't want to do it, which is evidenced by the way they say, "It's going to ask you a question, then you can hit enter". So let's skip the routine where somebody sitting in the back is making everybody up front play a game of "If you think I'm a good worker, prove it" when none of us want to. Imagine if, on payday, every employee said, "Before you give me my check, you can let me know if I'm appreciated by going back to your office and adding 15%, 18% or 20%. Or you can just write "You Suck" instead. Besides, they get nothing from either side when people don't tip.

How about we go back to paying you for pizza and you pay your employees? Your pizza is sooo good. Please stop taking away from the experience with this cheesy (no pun intended) tactic. I'd like to put the 5th star back up there.

TL;DR the food and speed at which the food comes out is consistent and amazing. I would suggest coming here.

I have had their pizzas, but mainly go for their cal zones. The small lunch special cal zone is the best deal on their menu (in my opinion). Both their pizzas and cal zones are incredible. They are always hot and flavorful. There is a great balance of cheese to ingredients, and they are generous with the amount of vegetables put in the cal zone.

The service is pretty consistent. Employees are always friendly and attentive, and I have not had any issues ordering from them ever.

The setting of the restaurant is nice too. I love the baseball aesthetic of the restaurant and the wooden furniture as well. It has a nice sense of community, and the small arcade is fun for families with young children.

I would suggest coming here if you are in the area as the food is delicious, fairly priced, and consistent in flavor!

Been going to stadium pizza since I was young. Now that I'm older I appreciate their lunch specials and the pizza is always good. Even the workers there are good with customer service and just being happy at their job. Can't go wrong with stadium pizza!

We moved to Murrieta a year ago, we had not tried Stadium Pizza before we always go to Filippi's Pizza Grotto here and in San Diego for over 20 years. A friend and her children came to visit and go for dinner for my birthday, we decided we would order a plain cheese pizza for the kids, their favorite. What a disappointment and yes, an embarrassment for us.
I tried to reach out to Stadium Pizza, Murrieta, CA, but I have not heard anything back from them. (There is a private message in your Facebook messenger.)
I am attaching a couple of pictures of the pizza as it was delivered, $25.00 for the pizza dough and cheese. $?
We so do not recommend Stadium Pizza, for us, it was a Zero not a Hero. Sorry, I call it as I see it.

Pizza, beer, and service all excellent
Exactly what you want from a pizza joint
I will definitely be back whenever I'm in the area

Decent pizza, no complaints but nothing special. Fairly priced and tasty. I got a thin crust combination type pizza and did munch the leftovers the next morning, so it was decent for sure. Enough TVs to catch a game. Good selection of craft beers on tap too. Has more of a beer hall type feel than a pizza place. I could see myself returning, as it is literally in the same parking area as a hotel I stay at (La Quinta). Seems like it's a pretty popular place.

Lunch specials are awesome! It's a very family/sports oriented pizza joint , very family friendly. Very friendly service and the pizza is pretty good.

This was our first time visiting, and it was a hit with our kids. This Stadium Pizza location was located so close to our hotel that we were able to walk. When we arrived, on a weeknight, it wasn't super busy, but as the minutes ticked on closer to dinnertime, it started to become more crowded. This place is very popular.

As the name implies, they sell pizza here, but we also got spaghetti and breadsticks. Mostly, my kids were interested in playing the arcade games. They have lots of arcade games to play, including claw machines.

This place is a great restaurant to visit if you have kids, because they have kid-friendly food and fun things to do, too.

It was okay. Won't go again unless last minute. I ordered a large Pepperonni pizz with sausage, well done.
My grandson picked it up and they didn't like it nor my hubby & me. I guess Toms farms pizza has everyone beat. They are just a freeway drive on 15 but too much traffic. Looking for a great pizza place. Loved pizza palace & round table. Oh well, another bites the dust.