DJ's Pizza

This is probably unfair of me coming from Chicago burbs where you don't get much better pizza. It truly sets the bar from what I've seen and I'm well traveled. I'm the Sicilian, tavern crust fan, not toppings on a loaf of bread. That being said DJ's definitely gives you thin crust but to them that also means thin toppings. I hate to say but Connie's frozen Chicago style thin has more flavor and toppings than this place. Im not sure if there was much sauce either and the taste was bland. We also tried Challengers which was recommended that had double the cheese for same crust thicknesses and of course smaller diameter for the same price.

The food is consistently fresh and tasty. Their health department rating is also to my liking (mid to high 90's). It's evident to me that they strive to do their very best all around, and truely appreciate their customers!

This is a great hidden gem. We are new to this area and happened to come across DJs as there are not many food places close for locals. The atmosphere is down home and welcoming. The owner has been there every time we have stopped in. We enjoy the food not only pizza but also the sandwiches and fried pickles. Always friendly and a joy to stop in for a quick bite or cold drink.

DJ’s is a best kept secret tucked away in Ryland! The wife and I drove past this place a number of times, curious, but to be honest we were unsure if we would feel welcome. Judging from the number of cars outside, it appeared to be a local favorite so we ventured inside. A great decision! The first thing the staff did was to dispel any idea that we were unwelcome. The servers were absolutely charming and immediately made us feel like at home guests. The owner took time to personally greet us and thanked us for visiting. We saw a number of folks walk in who were called by name, like only a place with regulars can do. They educated us on the menu, the daily baked goods and the restaurant history. If you’re paying attention you may hear some good old down home trash talk among the staff or t

A foodie coworker recommended this place to me as a good place to eat. This is a small family owned place - I stopped by on Saturday and was pleased to find one of the co-owners had brought one of their kids in to 'help' them on the weekend. The place looks a lot tired and run down but was cozy. I ordered a large DJ's Special pizza (minus mushrooms). The pizza came out and looked good - the toppings were under the cheese which was a little weird. Pizza tasted good, especially with a little marinara. I'd go back and you should give them a shot.