Massey's Pizza Powell

I've been a customer of Masseys Pizza the original in Whitehall for over 50 years. This location has new management and I can tell you they nailed the recipe to perfection! To boot they serve waffles which make an excellent desert. If you want classic Columbus Pizza this is the place to visit. Finally the family that runs it is incredible, they make sure you are taken care of. A must visit for any poizza lover.

This location used to be good in 2023-early 2025 before it temporarily closed, but once it reopened under new management it’s awful. They should’ve just stayed closed because at their current quality and service level, they won’t be open long anyway. Previously I had ordered basically a DIY cauliflower pizza - they knew my order and knew exactly what to do. I was close to the Delaware location before they closed and I ordered a cauliflower pizza every Friday, but since the Powell location is nearly 30 minutes away, I always asked for a unbaked crust with the pepperoni and cheese on the side so I could just assemble and cook it at home so it wouldn’t get cold and soggy. The new management told me the policy is that everything has to be cooked for at least a minute. Now…use your brains here,

Supreme pizza is my favorite. Its Columbus-Style pizza, but the crust is sliiiightly thicker than Iaconos or Tommys, which I love. Pizza is never soggy, but I always order mine well done. The staff during my past two visits have been extremely helpful and kind. I will say, the inside atmosphere is a bit outdated, but that doesn't effect the pizza flavor :)

Alright—Massey’s Pizza, Powell location. Walked in, ordered the pepperoni, Hawaiian, and some wings. Standard order, testing the fundamentals. Let’s start with the pepperoni—thing is loaded. Like, absolutely stacked with crispy, curled-up pepperoni. Cup-and-char heaven. The cheese? Melted perfectly. Sauce? Surprisingly flavorful—has some depth to it. Crust? Thin and crisp with a cornmeal dusting underneath. Holds up when you lift it. Undercarriage is solid. This isn’t greasy, floppy junk—this is tavern-style done right. Hawaiian? Not bad at all. Heavy on the toppings—sweet pineapple, thick-cut ham, decent balance, though maybe a little less pineapple wouldn’t hurt. Again, crust holds up, and nothing slides off. Clean execution. Wings? Fine. Not dry, not oily, just okay. Won’t blow your

I grew up with Massey's. Every friday night for most of my childhood was that pizza. I write this for anyone else that did. I haven't been in years and only once to Powell and it was really nice, so I figure let's go. Well, I knew something was wrong from pulling up. The old Masseys was split into two businesses, A Great Clips and Masseys. The dining room is very small and made even smaller by having a waffle shop IN the dining room? The cashier was a teen with a 'tude but that's par for the course. The rest of the staff were very pleasant. The pizza. I have always said I have never met a pizza I didn't like. Well, I won't ever say that again after having this. It was totally devoid of the famous Masseys sauce. The cheese was store bought and the crust was basically a cracker. The worst