Pizza By Elizabeths - Wilmington

The pizza itself was decent but nothing special, and certainly not worth the $21 I paid for a 12-inch pie. I was disappointed to discover they had no vegan meat toppings, despite offering vegan cheese options. Other reviews and their online menu revealed they had a vegan crust available for an extra $2.50, which frustrated me as it was not mentioned during my order. It's puzzling why they would charge extra for a vegan crust when pizza dough is typically vegan by nature. It's unclear if this special crust even exists or if it's just a way to increase the price. Overall, while the experience was okay, the lack of transparency and limited vegan options left me disappointed.

I found it frustrating that the extra inch in diameter cost nearly $10 more, especially since most of it was just crust. The vegan crust itself was unappetizing - it was flat and had a "healthy" taste with seeds and a strange flavor that was not reminiscent of traditional pizza crust. Despite the variety of toppings available, the disappointing crust left me hungry and unsatisfied. I would not recommend this place and suggest sticking to a cheaper and tastier frozen Daiya pizza instead.

I appreciate finding a pizza restaurant that offers more than one option for vegan cheese.

3 dairy free cheeses, yep. I will say that I wish they had like a vegan sausage or pepperoni, but still have plenty of veggie options like Mushrooms eggplant!

Our usual place was closed so that we decided to come from elizabeth’s. the collection section of their website has no vegan cheese listing, so I decided to give them a call, was immediately put on a 5 minute stop. ok, no big thing. I finally had to confirm that vegan cheese was actually available for take-out elements (makes sinn), so I placed my order and was told that the pizza would be ready in 10-15 minutes. it might have been, but I wouldn't know because she was finding something from an alpt room (after the signs in the shopping center took me to a flur that was blocked by terrace furniture. it would still have been okay, but that's why it's not: 1) while the pizza was perfectly edible, it was nothing special, and it was most certainly not worth the $21 I paid for only 12 inches; 2) they have absolutely zero vegan meat tips that is only bizarre if they offer two vegan cheese options; 3) I’m just now out of other reviews and their toasttab menu that it seems to be a vegan crust for $2.50 extra, the infuriates me for initially are the only crusts listed on their website simple, honey-wheat and a gluten-free, no mention of a vegan. Secondly, I have to ask myself if this special vegan crust exists at all, or if it only invites you extra for the back of it. the pizza dough is universally made with flour, water, yeast, salt and maybe some sugar and olive oil all vegan ingredients. if there is actually a vegan crust, why do they charge an extra $2,50 for it? and why not mention that someone ask for a simple sauce, vegan cheese and no meat?