3 Corners Pizza

Lori Adair 4 months ago

The GF cauliflower crust meat lovers pizza at 3 Corners was so amazing. Truly one of the best cauliflower crusts I’ve had. It had generous toppings, bold flavor, and that perfect char that gives you just enough crisp without crossing into overdone. Every bite felt balanced and satisfying, not just “good for gluten-free,” but genuinely great pizza. We sat at the bar, and Amanda made the experience even better. She was knowledgeable, friendly, and had fantastic drink suggestions that paired perfectly with our food. Great pizza, great service, and definitely worth coming back for.

Komalpreet Kaur 2 months ago

A great find! Tried the veggie slice, white slice, and garlic twists , everything hit. Really good flavor, fresh, and satisfying. The slice size is no joke either one slice was more than enough for me. The setup is easy. You grab a seat and the server comes to you, which makes the whole experience feel relaxed and smooth. Service was friendly and on point. Solid spot if you’re in downtown and want a good, filling pizza.

Patty Lamazza a month ago

This is a great indoor/outdoor restaurant with the most friendly and attentive service. We loved it! They have gluten free options. The cauliflower crust pizza was so delicious! They are dog friendly. The atmosphere was perfect!

LaToya Antwanette a month ago

The service is absolutely horrible. We weren’t acknowledged at all when we approached the area, despite the waitress (red head female) chit chatting with another table. After reading the signs we sat ourselves. After waiting some time I got up to read the signs again because we weren’t acknowledged at ALLL!!! yet the waitress was still talking to the only other table with people at it. She kept her back to us, and talked with the table about what school they were going to, what they did for the day, etc. it was very rude and unprofessional. There was a gentleman who came out that was black and he acknowledged us and apologized for the waitress taking so long and he explained he only had one server at the moment. He then too waited for the waitress to finish chitchatting and come over to where we were, to at least greet us and offer us a menu. At first we thought her ignoring us was racially motivated then we noticed she just lacked any form of decorum or hospitality. In the end, the food was good, hence the 4 stars, we had white pizza and pepperoni. The basketball game was on the screens, the area was clean for the most part, this place has the potential to be amazing.

Raul Montalvo a month ago

I had a very disappointing experience at 3 Corners Pizza. My adult children had previously told me about concerns they had regarding how they were treated at this establishment, so I decided to visit with them personally. Before we even sat down, I noticed a server emptying leftover drinks onto the sidewalk, which immediately raised concerns about professionalism. We entered the restaurant and sat at the bar. Almost immediately, a server approached and asked if we were ready to order. I politely explained that one of my sons was still joining us and asked for a minute. Less than a minute later, the server returned, placed menus on the counter, and insisted that we order. My son again asked if we could have a moment. Instead of giving us a reasonable amount of time, the server went to get a manager. The manager approached and asked whether we were going to order because, according to her, we could not just sit there. When I attempted to explain that we had been there for less than three minutes and were simply waiting for our group to gather, I was interrupted and told that if we were not ordering immediately, we needed to leave. What made this interaction particularly troubling was what I observed happening elsewhere in the restaurant. A group of white customers occupied two tables, spent time taking photos, and had not yet ordered. In fact, a server offered to take pictures for them and assured them that their order could wait until afterward. They were given patience and courtesy that my family was not afforded. I understand that restaurants need to turn tables and generate revenue, especially in busy downtown locations. However, customers should be treated consistently and respectfully regardless of their ethnicity or background. As a Hispanic customer, the difference in treatment left me with the impression that assumptions were being made about us before we were even given an opportunity to order. Whether intentional or not, that perception matters. The Hispanic community is a major contributor to the economy of Tampa and the United States as a whole. Every customer deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and the same level of service. Because of this experience, I will not be returning. I also believe it is important to share my experience with others so they can make informed decisions about where they choose to spend their money. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and reviews how customers are being treated to ensure that everyone receives fair and equal service. Look at my review in general. I took the most time with this one because that is how bad it was. We where attack out of the gate. No options but to order or get out withing 3 minutes. Thanks god I didn't order now that I read the reviews.