Big Cheese Pizza

"Big Cheese is a magical place for young and old. We thoroughly enjoyed the thin crust pizza pie and while we did not win big on the arcade games, we won big on fun and friendship. Big Cheese is the type of place that fosters lifelong memories and unbridled joy. It brings out the best in humanity, with a child even offering us some of his tickets so we could get a better prize. Employees were friendly, attentive, and joyfully represented Mr. Cheese in a positive light. You come to Big Cheese because the mascot welcomes you in with a charming smile, shedding hope on the weary travelers of Route 66, but you stay at Big cheese and keep coming back because it’s not just a pinnacle of pizza craft and arcade. It’s home."

"Haven't been to the Big Cheese Pizza since I was a young kid. Decided to give into my childhood cravings and ordered a pizza online which was very easy and quick to understand and create my order with no issues. Upon picking up, I noticed the parking lot was clean and the lobby smelled freshly mopped so it created a clean inviting environment. The cashier was welcoming and quickly served us. Thank you, I'd come back again. Don't judge a book by its cover because this pizza was really good. The super pepperoni had a perfect balance of extra cheese and pep. 5 stars!"

"The place in Gallup I love to order hot wings from. The pizza is very good as well. Big Cheese Pizza is a great place to host your kids birthday party. Good party deals. The arcade is outdated in my opinion but it doesn’t matter to children. Their going to have fun either way. The buffet is okay for lunch. They offer pizza, salad, bread sticks, and soup."

"Most things on the menu are admittedly mediocre. However, the thin crust pizza with all the toppings (whatever it's called) is unironically the greatest pizza I've ever tasted and I have been confounded by this enlightenment since the day I tried it. Upon the consumption of an ordinary Big Cheese Pizza pizza one oft notices the cardboard-adjacent chew and taste beffiting to pizza that need only fill the stomachs of children (who salivate at the very concept of anything pizza-shaped) before they are distracted by the available games. I do not shame their regular pizza, but I must put this into perspective. There must be some kind of esoteric recipe or ritual that explains how these same humble ingredients exceed my ability to perceive scrumdiddlyumchiousness when laid on a bed of thin crust- which I can only explain as being like an enlarged saltine cracker. I have never known a better pizza dispite that I know every flaw in every chew, I have no explanation for why I like it so. Also I've gone here since I was a lil' man so that's cool."

"Visiting was a real joy and a walk down memory lane. Always loved the Big Cheese in Bloomfield back in the 80s. Pizza was just like I remember. Only down side was a late night drive back home and no time to play the games and win!"