Ivy Bear B&P

Bring quarters for the small arcade in back. The pizza is delicious, with fresh ingredients and yummy dough, and their homemade root beer is good too.

The pizzas have always been loaded with toppings and had a great crust, so it was a real letdown to get home with these. We've been coming for years and only get to have this pizza once or twice a year when we're up at the mountain. We were excited for it, and the quality just wasn't what we've come to expect. I paid a lot and this isn't okay. The guy who runs the place has always been great, even giving my kids a gaming chair last time, but this was not acceptable. We had to feed our five kids, so we went back and got a partial refund for the rest of the pizza. I'm still disappointed by the explanation: because our order was large, four pizzas, the gal said she had to pull a tray of dough, and the kitchen was too hot, which must have caused them to turn out this way. If they'd told us there was a problem and remade them, we'd have gladly waited. Instead, we were sent home with pizza that shouldn't have left the kitchen.

The food didn't justify the wait or the price, and I regret stopping here. After visiting Mt. Hood, we waited more than an hour for two pizzas, garlic bread, and two orders of wings. People who came in after us got their food almost right away. The boxes were disappointing too. The crusts were much thinner than I expected, and the so-called garlic bread was really just thin cheese bread. One pizza looked carelessly thrown together and was a mess when I opened the box. Honestly, Chuck E. Cheese’s pizza is better. I'd suggest going somewhere else.

They make quite a bit from scratch, including the pepperoni and root beer, and you can customize your pizza however you like. There's a relaxed, laid-back feel, plus games for all ages if you want to unwind. Any time we're in the area, we'll be back. A must stop for pizza lovers.