Double Day’s Monster Pizza

My roommates and I had seen Monster Pizza’s sign in a nearby stripmall, but we only got around to trying them last week.
We were greeted by and did business with an indifferent gentleman, who never made any attempt to smile that I noticed. He was efficient, but that was all. Our large/​regular Monster pizza was almost $ 20.00, not a competitive price by any stretch of the imagination for the size of the pie. It was also cut into tiny squares, an Ohio custom I still dislike. We ordered ours without mushrooms, and they respected that, even marking –mushrooms on the outside of the box.
Taste-​wise, the Monster was quite good, certainly better than your typical Domino’s, Pizza Hut, etc. The banana peppers were nice and tangy. The pieces in the center of the pizza had no cohesion, tending to lose their cheese and all the toppings stuck in it when we tried to pull pieces apart.
Other pizzas on their menu sounded interesting so we may return, but the cool reception, high price, and smallish ‘large’ size all keep Monster from becoming a new local favorite for us.

Double Days has never failed to disappoint my family.
The food is always good and the drinks are always cold.
My favorite dish is their mashed potato pizza! It is amazing, they also serve cheeseburgers on pretzel buns which is awesome.
My ONLY qualm is they they close too early (in my opinion).

Double Day’s Monster pizza is the carryout pizza window next door to Double Day’s restaurant.
When you’re in the south Dayton area and need a great local pizza to take home to family or pick up while watching the big college football game.
They have fun with the names of their pizza’s starting with their namesake Monster — this pizza has just about every ingredient you want on a pizza covered in cheese. My Mom loves the Son of Frankenstein you’re standard deluxe pizza. While Voodoo Veggie has all of the great veggies you need including spinach, which should be standard on all veggie pizzas, while other places do not — spinach is a must on all pizzas!
A few more of their selections, which I have not tried yet, but sound interesting Transylvania — BBQ Chicken, Creature Feature — Hawaiian Chicken or Ham, Mucho Monster — Mexican; Attack of the Killer Tomatoes — white pizza, Night of the Living Med — Mediterranean, Bride of BLT — BLT pizza. Once you try a monster pizza, they will have you under their spell wanting more and more and more.

I wish I could try something else, but I can definitely assure you that the Transylvania is delicious. Grilled chicken breast, tomatoes, onions, covered with cheese and tangy barbecue sauce. Service can be a bit slow here as it is a very popular restaurant. I do not live locally, but I believe you can do take-​out through a separate entrance just for Monster Pizza. Parking can be tight.