Planet Pizza Fairfield

My uncle Jeff turned me onto this place. I was told that people from all over the country come to this very spot and try their pizza ranging from 13, 17, 18, 30 and even into their 40s. It was actually where he met his then 13 year old wife Bailey a few years ago and they loved it so much together that he decided to go get a marriage contract. So I said what the heck. I hopped in my car and decided to drive 2 1/2 hours on I-95 from Boston to see what the hype was about. I was greeted with excellent customer service. The restaurant was cute though built good. Immediately when I opened the box I noticed that the small pizzas was almost as big as the big ones but I didn’t pay much mine to it. Overall this pizza was the cleanest best pleasure and definitely worth the hype. Safe to say my new sweet tooth is the Sokol special. 🙌✨

Good pizza so i said told the cashier.
... Hey how about a hug? She was a little nervous and hadn't worked there before. I guess she had to settle in to it. After I ordered something I have to take before i eat, which btw isn't drugs, I decided to drive 2.5 hours back home. Sure did. I sure needed water. do i look like the kind of person that wouldnt share? So i offered a contract slice to my wife. She had no expectations. 5 out of 5.

My buddy Jeff recommended this place. You can buy a nice pepperoni pie for as low as $13, though it’s recommended to only buy pizzas that cost $18+. They really need to make a new special pizza in his honor called a “Sokol Special”, because this man has done great work to promote this company.

Hi my names Jeff from So Cal. I really did enjoy my small pizza from PP. I looked over at one guys table (he ordered a large pizza) and mine was just as big. Great value and I will be back. Mars hasn't got anything on this planet!

I had heard about this place for a long time. Even though i live in NH i decided to visit my friends in Stamford CT and meet them at Planet Pizza. My boss Jeff told me to experience it before i die. My friends wife Rachel was celebrating her 14th birthday so we decided to meet at Planet Pizza. It was also their 5th anniversary. Lets just say Jeff wasnt lying. The small pepperoni was literally the size of the large...and Rachel didnt leave anything on her plate. I also finished mine off with a large OJ. We all felt giddy with excitement and made sure to hug all the staff. After my 2.5 hour drive it was just what i needed. The bathrooms were clean. The ice was cold. The staff was polite and cute. Everything was built well....even the tables. Im going to bring my girlfriend some takeout as well. She deserves some thick pepperoni.

I just finished my second tour of duty with the post office and needed to celebrate. My Otha brotha from ‘lantic City told me about this place. I’m not a driva at dark so I waited to go there until Thursday afternoon, since that’s the best time to do it. When I ordered the small pizza it came out and was almost as big as the big one. It was cute though, built good. I promised my wife, Mrs. Kayla Marie Armstrong, that I would bring her some but my brother ate it all. So I brought her a bracelet in my truck. Great place!

I'm a TCaP fan, but ain't nothing funny going on here, dawg.. y'all want an interview? Friday 7/8/22 I drove up to Rhode Island from waaay way Virginia for the weekend, so I stopped here to get something to eat! The thought that "I don't think I should be here" (like Jeremy Keister) never crossed my mind, but I knew what was in store for me when I opened that door. I was the first customer of the day, and was honored to be a candidate for their first. I ordered a small pepperoni pizza, which I throughly dominated in the car before I got back on the road. It was so good. Crispy, thinner type of crust, sweet sauce with a bit of spice. Pepperonis were all juicy and delicious, possibly home-baked. Very greasy pizza, but that doesn't mean I'm a dirty, dishonest person.. do I look like it to you? The large pizza actually looked quite a bit bigger than the small. I wanted to spit some TCaP/HvP lines but the staff didn't really speak English very well -- they're cute tho, built good.

my buddies jeffrey and christopher recommended that i get the "sokol special", a pepperoni pizza with extra cheese. i wanted an 18" pizza, but i only had enough money for the 13" pizza, so i settled for that instead. for reasons that i still don't understand, i was immediately arrested after leaving planet pizza, but it was worth getting to experience the "sokol special". it was easily the cleanest, best pleasure i had ever experienced

My brother Jeff finished in just 4 strokes, and he has no neuropathy issues. Then we hung out with Garth Brooks who had just got done hiding some more bodies and told me about this great pizza place he likes to go to after a concert, he said “try it out”.

We drove 2 and a half hours and finally got there and immediately hugged the staff—they were cute and built good. I showed them a picture of me, my mommy, and my daddy, then I drank an orange juice. I ordered a small pizza because it seemed just as big as a large.

10/10 would recommend. You’ll want it again and again.

I knew Jeff wouldn’t mislead me when he said this place had great pies. The small was as big as the large pizza. Cute and built good. I figured it would hit the spot since I was just on my way to the beach. Great decision. Drove all the way from Lantic City cause I was curious and just wanted to test it. Only issue was everyone asking me what I was doing there. I simply told them “I’m just getting something eat!”. They were skeptical but let me on my way. I’ll be back again. Thanks Jeff!

My home slice Jeff introduced me to this spot! Him and his new girlfriend LOVED the pizza here. They’ll be celebrating her 14th birthday here. 10/10 🥹

Great pizza, my boyfriend Jeff was right. Small is as big as the large but that really doesn’t matter. After we ate Jeff dropped me off at my graduation and saved me a few slices for the after party. Can’t wait to start high school next year, totally stoked!

This is my first time ever in history going to Planet Pizza. I don't really like to go into people's restaurants that I don't know. Didn't have any expectations. I was already a little apprehensive about the whole pizza thing. As a fat guy who can't do anything, I shouldn't be eating at restaurants like this, yet I want to. I had two and a half hours to think about it. Did I ever try to diet? Sure did!

But for tonight, forget a diet! No one won't find out. We can talk about salads another time. The new Sonny Special was a much cleaner pleasure than the bottle of Snapple and bag of Cheetos I originally intended on having tonight. I even have some leftovers to share with my three dogs. A relief since I didn't want to bring home dinner for just myself. The incredible staff also made me feel right at home, which I appreciated because I didn't really have friends when I was younger. If the gentleman I spoke to, Chris I believe, is reading this, I want us to have a slice together sometime.

I'm beyond thrilled I decided to check out the situation. I will be recommending this place to EVERYONE I know, from 13-year-olds all the way to people in their forties. Places like this don't come around often and I'll definitely be back, just not in like two seconds. Thank you for this actual experience actually.

I asked for the Sokol special and it was nothing less than spectacular. It was cute though, built good.

I've got two words for this place: I want it again and again.

In preparation for Lornemas, I’m trying to order about a dozen or so pizzas for my family from the nup north. My buddy Jeff recommended this place to me. Best pizza, the small is larger than Stephen’s pizza. The orange juice option hopefully won’t give me heartburn. Cawd!!

In the days leading up to my epic journey, I couldn't shake a lingering hesitation. The pizza place that Jeff had recommended was relatively young and brand new to the scene. Despite his enthusiastic endorsement, I found myself grappling with doubt – was this untested pizzeria truly worthy of a 2.5-hour pilgrimage?

On the morning of the trip, I entertained the idea of scrapping the plan altogether. However, Jeff's unwavering confidence in the establishment and his assurances that it was the best pizza around convinced me to take the plunge.

As I pulled into the parking lot of the unassuming pizza joint, I couldn't help but notice its modern aesthetic and the welcoming aroma wafting through the air. The place seemed to be buzzing with an energy that hinted at its newfound popularity.

Approaching the counter, I engaged in a friendly chat with the staff, who proudly shared the story of their recent venture into the world of pizza perfection. Still, I couldn't shake the skepticism that lingered in the back of my mind.

To add a touch of humor to the situation, I jokingly brought along a mock "marriage contract" – a light-hearted document stating that if the pizza didn't live up to expectations, Jeff and I would be granted immediate annulment from our newfound pizza allegiance. The staff, good-naturedly playing along, laughed and assured me that their pizza was worth the drive.

With the marriage contract safely stowed away, I awaited the arrival of the much-anticipated pie. The aroma of the freshly baked pizza filled the air, further fueling my hopes that this risk would pay off.

As I bit into the first slice, any lingering doubts melted away. The flavors danced on my taste buds, and the crust was a perfect balance of crispy and chewy. The marriage contract became a source of laughter among the group, a whimsical reminder of the leap of faith we had taken.

By the time the Steelers-Ravens game kicked off, I was not only reveling in the victory of my team but also savoring the triumph of a successful pizza quest. The young, untested pizzeria had proven itself, and I left with not only a satisfied stomach but also a newfound appreciation for embracing the unknown in the pursuit of culinary greatness.

My friends Jeff and Chris and I went here to have a nice pie. Jeff loves it! Chris didn't really want any so Jeff took it all. Goes great with orange juice

My buddy Jeff brought me a pizza here from a while back, small seemed just as big as the large. Had to come back for myself because it was so great, wasn't let down.

Hello there good people so I been riding by Planet Pizza forever so finally Bae an me said lets try them out. Well its perfect timing no one was there fresh and hot pizza we got great customers service so we tryouts a few different slices an we was soooo😍🤗Thanks again
Ps we see yall soon...

Do y'all want a review? How y'all doin? Ever since my insurance salesman, Jeff recommended this place to me, I have been trying to find a reason to visit this place. My excuse to come here was that I went to Atlantic City. I drove 2½ hours for this pizza. Sure did. And as 44 year old guy, I really shouldn't be eating unhealthy food like pizza. Yet I want to, because this seemed like good pizza. And I happen to know good pizza. The staff recommended the Sokol special, as they said it's the cleanest best pizza. I ended up getting the small. At first when they said small, I thought it would be really small. But much to my delight, the small pizza was almost as big as the large. It also came with orange juice, which was just weird. Only a dishonest dirty person would drink orange juice with thier pizza. I was a bit apprehensive about the whole orange juice thing, so I just got a bottle of water instead. But when I got back home after that long drive, I ate a slice of pizza in every room of the house. So that no matter where I go in the house, I'll always remember Planet Pizza. I wanted to eat my brains out. I just can't help it.