4 Corners Pizza

The prices on their website are inaccurate. After being overcharged a few dollars (not a big deal, but who wants to pay any more than they should or be misled?) I called to let them know and ask for a refund. The owner dismissively replied that, «It’s an old website and we don’t use it anymore, so it doesn’t matter. It doesn’t affect anyone.» I said that it does in fact matter, it affects anyone who goes to their site (myself included) and that they’re being misleading, using false advertising. She reiterated that she basically doesn’t care and flippantly asked if I wanted my dollar back. I said that I indeed wanted a refund. So, she says that she’ll take it out of the driver’s tip. Nice.
The food is less than average.

I’ve always loved this place for it’s fresh, low sodium ingredients and friendly welcome. Lately the prices seemed to have jumped unreasonably high, and the products very skimpy.
Twice I’ve ordered an antipasto with tragic results. Whomever is making them has no clue how to make a proper one.
I asked specifically for no onions the second time so the smart a$$ tossed in purple cabbage! Seriously? It was so gross for my liking I was not able to eat it as tiny pieces were throughout the entire salad.
The pizzas used to have a decent thickness without being too much pizza. Now they are just a thin crust pizza. Still good though.
Not sure what is happening over there but, I’ve decided to find another place that caters to the customer — still. Sorry Four Corners. You need to get back into the game.

Very good chicken parm pasta and garlic bread!
The portion was large and it also came with a side of salad.

Usually pretty good for pizza. We like the white pizza with broccoli. A lot of times they’re missing ingredients and can’t do a turkey sub because they’re out of turkey or can’t do some other kind of pizza that we are looking for because they’re out of the ingredient. But they do continue to be our favorite pizza place. The competition is not good around here.

I have eaten here many times and liked the pizza but earlier this evening placed a large order for a community service event I am leading tomorrow (and paid by credit card) only to have them call me back a few hours later to say that they can’t complete my order. What does that mean?!? No other explanation was given from them so makes me wonder how they can be in business when they can’t complete an order for a paying customer.

ZERO STARS!!! CUSTOMER SERVICE IS DISGRACEFUL!
Astounded by the horrific customer service. Upon ordering for our office lunch to celebrate the end of the year, an ITEMIZED receipt was requested. This should not be a difficult concept and the order taker seemed to understand what this was, especially after asking for it a second time and she said she «heard it the first time». The delivery person did not seem to understand what an ITEMIZED receipt was either and pointed to an order form with prices next to it. This might have been sufficient if the total prices added up, but no. What was charged on the credit card was a different amount from what the order totaled. At this point we called back and asked to speak with the order taker to explain that this was not an ITEMIZED receipt and not what we needed nor asked for. She was unable to assist us and then we spoke to the owner. The owner has the WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE skills ever. I’ve been in the service industry and retail my entire life and I know the customer is not always right, but in this case it was not a matter of who was right it was a matter of itemizing the items charged. He proceeded to yell over the phone and exclaimed that all we wanted was free food, which we did not, nor will we order from here EVER again. We just wanted him to list each charge, not an impossible feat. He continued to yell, name call, mock, and then hang up. Attention business owners– do not treat your customers like shit, especially when your food is sub-​par, all you have to stand on is your customer service.
Horrible, horrible, horrible service. I’m sure the staff is not much better if the owner finds it perfectly okay to speak to another human being, let alone a paying customer, in such a way.

I won’t lie, I think the pizza here is good. However, they list the small pizzas at $ 9 online. When I went to pick it up they said it was $ 13 and neglected to update their prices on the website. Needless to say, it was pretty deceiving and that is a huge price difference. Their wings are a little soggy and small. Probably won’t be ordering from here again.

These guys have great wraps and excellent service. They are very polite and it’s cute how the woman behind the counter calls everyone «Honey.»
Great little place.

First try tonight here for delivery. Called at 651pm on a Sat night which I realize is prime time. they did not say how long, which I thought was odd, and yes, I probably should have asked but. 50 minutes later I called and they said should be real soon. The call back Full 10 minutes later and say driver is outside to meet. um, okay. polite personal, but seriously? meet the driver outside. a full hour later?.. so why am I giving it 3 stars? The pizza was WAY above average. lot of flavor, fresh ingredients, half delicious sausage, and other half FRESH chopped Kalamata olives on delivery, you kidding me? my daughter was expecting the normal chopped black boring olives poured all over highly processed undercooked cheese (as was I). NAY the ingredients and overall quality made us happy… and almost forget the hour sans true delivery. I will def try this place again because it was so surprisingly delicious. May be p/​u next time.

30 minutes for a small cheese pizza and French fries – too long to wait with no other patrons in the place!
I got a cheese steak wrap to go, it was cold and the cheese was not melted (the cheese was actually cold)
never again

I’ve been going here since 2008, and they have almost always done a good job. I’ve had a wrong order once in 5 years, so I would say that’s great service.

We live nearby and hadn’t patronized 4 Corners Pizza since Raviolis opened practically next door. Raviolis pizza is better. This time we decided to give 4 Corners another shot — ordered steak tips dinner and the eggplant pasta. They said they’re out of steak tips — ok. Ordered the lamb gyro instead — thought $ 9.70 pretty steep for gyro, but it does come with a salad and fries. Turns out only the salad and curly fries were good. The lamb inside the gyro were paper thin and dry, like jerky, hard to bite — don’t think they know what a gyro is. This wrap wasn’t the thick chewy kind of bread like they serve at C&N or Farm Grill — it’s just a plain pita. It was chockful of lettuce, raw onion, some tomato. What’s missing is real lamb. This rates a zero. The spagetti was overcooked and soggy, covered by 2 long thin strips of deep fried eggplant with 2 – 3 slices of melted cheese on it. Pretty bad. Sorry to say, not going back to 4 Corners! One star for the salad and curly fries…

I’m giving them 3 stars to be nice… I’ve eaten here for years (like 20) and very recently they’ve made a lot of poor and careless choices. The last review on here from March is misleading. Quality is down all over the place and price is up. I don’t mind the cost but the food is seriously hurting. I’ve given them time and it’s been consistently disappointing. About two months ago I found a piece of metal (yes metal) in a steak sub and let it slide, but didn’t finish the sub and that’s not even why I’m writting this review.
Hopefully they read this and take notice. If you are going to try it, try something else for now. A sad day for pizza/​sub places around here… But seriously they gotta get it together.

I typically order delivery from here 2 – 3 times a month. Two large cheese pizzas, delivery, and tip is just twenty dollars. The pizza is usually very good. However, make sure you eat it when its hot. This is hardly a «next day breakfast pizza».
Recently, its been taking far too long for me to get my pizza so 4 Corners loses a star there.
Their Buffalo wings are terrible, don’t bother with them. The buffalo chicken pizza is usually pretty good, though.
Bottom line: I like 4 Corners and it is one of the best pizza places in the Newton Area.

I eat here once per week for lunch, and it is a great local pizza shop. The owner Paula is super nice and friendly, they really go out of their way to make you happy. Service is quick. The food is fresh and tasty. I usually get the chicken finger sub for lunch. My girlfriend likes the pizza and salad, so sometimes we get that for dinner.

This place is pretty decent. I love the Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza. I’ve had many of their other pizza’s and I’d say they all are pretty good. It isn’t that cheap though for a large specialty pizza, so be prepared to pay almost $ 20 for it. That being said, the people who own it are really nice and make it worth stopping by. They recognize my buddy who always orders the Chicken Bacon Ranch, so they just start making it when we walk in.
The parking lot isn’t too bad, and the place is quaint and nice. Not a place to take a date, but certainly good if you want to just pick up some pizza. The salads and sandwiches are decent too.

seriously one of the best pizza/​sub places in boston
spaghetti/​meatballs, ravioli, alfredo are fantastic and all their pasta comes with 2 pieces of garlic bread.
BBQ chicken pizza is fantastic. good average thickness with great tasting bread (key ingredient in pizza i say).
good, friendly service. moved to new location that is clean and modern with small flat screen inside.
prices are fantastic.

Really good food, quick friendly service. Something rare in newton because mist places are so snobby. I’ve eaten here a dozen times or so and I’m always happy to come back. Pizza slices are larger than average. I often have a grilled chicken sub. Well marinated meat, fresh lettuce. It’s little things that make all the difference. This place has «it».

In a nutshell– come here for something other than pizza.
Probably the most tasteless pizza I’ve ever had. The cheese slides off the pizza after the first bite, the sauce is too sweet and is more like ketchup than sauce. Crust is ok, but the rest of the dough is much too airy and soft for a regular pizza. Pizza’s pretty cheap here compared to everywhere else in Newton.
Have had their curly fries and wings, and they were pretty damn good. Big portions for a side.
Eating in isn’t so bad if you have no other choice, but seating’s extremely limited at 2 small tables. Most certainly a take out place.
Service has finally gotten better. A few years back the only person answering the phone spoke almost incomprehensibly fast and very loudly. But they’ve always been nice.

It’s the neighborhood pizza and subs place. When I first moved here, I knew it would be good because there are always Newton police officers in there. Cops don’t hang out in a bad sub shop! I really like the bruschetta chicken panini, mmmm. The fries are tasty – not too crispy, not too mushy. The owners are very friendly and treat their regulars well. Definitely a take out place… there are a few tables and a tv, but not exactly an «atmosphere» kind of joint.