The Haus Pizzeria & Bar

Pizza is fresh and fire. Large open space that seems too loud even if it isn't. The bar usually looks dark and, even when well lit seems that most of the light in the place comes from the jukebox, electronic darts, and pool table. It is inhospitable to striking up conversation and making friends. You should bring your own company and know what you want to talk about.

Stick to their pizza which is their specialty. I should have known not to deviate. The pizza is very delicious with lots of great toppings and sauces to choose from, but their Chef Salad was "average" to "below average." Someone else sitting next to me ordered chicken wings which looked wet, definitely not crispy like how I prefer. Trust me....if you go, get the PIZZA, and you won't be disappointed!!😎🍕🍕🍕

I love trying local pizza. Sometimes you find a diamond in the rough, sometimes it's horrible, and sometimes it's...meh. Well, in MY opinion the pizza was...meh. It wasn't bad. I can't say it was bad pizza, but it kind of tasted like frozen Digiorno Pizza. I got the large pepperoni with the slightly thicker crust. It was cut into squares for some reason. I didn't taste any sauce at all but I really liked the cheese and pepperoni, but they make it where the pepperoni is kind baked of under the cheese where you can't see it, which I hate because I can't really taste it and the crust had ZERO flavor. Like...absolutely no flavor at all. I don't need a bunch of fancy spices and herbs like Pizza Hut offers, but I want the dough to taste like pizza dough. This tasted like a thick Imo's crust...which means...cardboard. I'll probably give them a second chance and order their thin/regular crust, but if I'm gonna get a thin crust pizza I usually prefer to just get an Imo's pizza. I also ordered Toasted Ravioli. They tasted EXACTLY like the frozen one's at the grocery store. Again...not BAD...just not fresh, good local fried toasted ravioli. It just tasted like they took frozen toasted ravs and baked them. So far I have tried almost every local pizza place in West County and the best I've had so far is either Boardwalk Pizza or Faraci's Pizza. Boardwalk's Pizza is New York Style, which I have come to like as my favorite type of pizza. Boardwalk's Toasted Ravioli is also the best I've EVER had besides Cyberg's or Mama Toscano's on The Hill. Faraci's has great pizza too but it is brick oven pizza and sometimes I just want doughy chewy crust. I hate to give bad reviews but 3 stars isn't that bad. They need to change their dough and add more pizza sauce and I would give them a 4, maybe.