text: I think it only fair to lay out some background information before writing this reviewnnFirst I do not get the concept of thin crust pizzas and I never will I was not impressed with them when Dominoes came up with the concept some years ago and I am still not Back in New York a thincrust pizza was not firm like a cracker and thus did not hold up firmly when you put things on it It was doughy I admit to being a carboholic and the thicker the crust the better Go Sicilian I call thin crust pizza Jewish Pizza because it reminds me of putting toppings on top of a piece of matzoh except matzohs a bit thicker and does not fall apart like ashes if you grab it too hardnnMOD Pizzas concept is simple come in and pick one of their preselected topping pizzas or make your own In that respect not too different from Papa Murphys The resemblance ends there Whereas my partners white sauce pizza had lots of sauce on it the guy making mine decided to spread the sauce around with the ladle thus making it thin ie non existent My fault I could have said something Likewise the woman making my friends pizza was generous with toppings my guy acted like they were making him pay for every topping he sprinkled on my pizzannThe pizza is good especially if you are a fan of the assolidasair crust of thin pizzas Ambiance is another matter There is both indoor and outdoor seating in this strip mall Like many such outdoor locales in Phoenix this one adjoins a parking lot with a busy street across the way Since the weather was beautiful today we decided to sit outdoors especially as music was playing loudly inside Unfortunately whether they cannot or do not want to the music cannot be shut off outside and it is not played softly To me music is very subjective just like art and if you are listening to something you do not like it does not enhance the meal it ruins it Take a guess by my tone which category I fall intonnFinally I have to say that I am NOT a cheap person I am frugal A cheap person will not part with hisher money unless upon pain of death a frugal person is not loose with hisher money either but has no problem paying for something when it is worth it I am not arrogant or idiotic enough to believe that labor costs and convenience should not be built into a price tax for a personal pizza on crispy loose leaf paper is not a bad deal But for I can go to Safeway get a thicker pizza spend money on toppings and come out paying less and actually enjoy it as a snacknnThere is nothing unreasonable about this places prices or the concept I just do not see anything to brag or be excited about Add to that the occasional verbal assault by the homeless asking for money while you dine outside and the experience is more than forgettable I hope