Chico Pizza & Chicken

We eat at this place a couple times a month. The wings and jojo's are amazing! Try out the Chico sauce with the jojo's... YUM!

Ordered the vegetarian pizza and added pineapple. It was pretty good. Very basic tasting pizza. The one thing I really liked was it lacked salt compared to other pizza spots that overdo on salt. So if you're on a no-salt diet and want to slam down a small or large (no medium size) pizza, order here.

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They had me at "Wings Special" LARGE broasted wings nicely seasoned, only negative was ratio of flats to drummets (I'm a flats kind of guy) Even after the drive home the wings were still hot and juicy.
Onto the pizza first off their house dough and THIN CRUST! Pizza made to the edge so minimal crust! I opted for the girl next door, the 19th Hole: Pepperoni, Sausage, Spicy Capicola, Red Onions, Black Olives, Fresh Basil on an Alfredo Sauce. Very satisfied with their pizza, will be back for sure.
Oh and don't forget to get their House Ranch and Chico Sauce.

Too expensive for the quality. Spent over $50 for two pizzas that had bland toppings on a cardboard crust.

Love this place. Never dined in but have ordered there takeout many times. The JoJo's are authentic and reminds me of Eastern Washington JoJo's. They are huge and delicious. The chicken is flavorful and not over breaded. Very juicy and tender.

The pizza was good, not the best in town (My opinion) but better than the average. Overall I really enjoy the food here and would recommend anyone to order there Chicken and Jo's. It's hard to find a good place to eat in Kitsap but Chico's is sure to please.

oredered the chicken strips with jojos and a sub sandwich. Chicken strips were good, jojos were like overpriced potato wedges. Will try their pizza next time instead of the sub sandwich. Sandwich was a little disappointing in my opinion.

Pizza is a hit and miss the first couple of times I went here pizza was great and very affordable. Now the owner has raised the prices once again in the last 4 months $19 for a small pizza is ridiculous.

I had an unrestrainable desire for pizza in the midst of corvo isolation and tried three pizza joints in a row for home delivery. All three claimed they did home delivery, and for two of those it was their usual thing, but only AFTER filling out the damned order did each in turn say they're not currently delivering and what time will I be picking it up. Cance, cancel, cancel.

So by the time I got to Chico Pizza, whose promise to deliver wasn't fake, I decided, oh well, last time I ordered pizza from them it was barely edible, one of the worst in the city. But the unrestrainable desire overcame that memory.

Since their vegetarian pizza had been so heinous, I ordered the margherita pizza which is also a veghead thing. It eventually arrived, fresh and warm. We bit into a slice, then spat it out for the dogs. What the heck? This tastes like actual garbage! Makes the last horrible pizza we got from them almost good by comparison. I got a huge mouthful of cheese coin in my mouth and it was like I took chewing gum out of a hobo's mouth and put it straight into mine.

This order, by the way, cost over $50. The jojos were better than expected but there weren't many of those. So pretty much we feel 99.9% robbed and I bet a desire for pizza never overcomes my memory of THIS horrible waste of money and tastebuds. Oh my ghu I still gag to think of what that one bite was like! So the forgiving 3 stars I gave 'em last time now drops down to what is actually merited.

Pretty disappointed. I have heard good things about this place, but haven't had the opportunity to try it til now. I had issues trying to find a menu online. The one I did find was an image a Yelp user posted. I thought a Hawaiian pizza with an 8 piece garlic butter breadstick sounded great.

I called in. I asked them how many slices a "regular" pizza is. The guy said 6. 6 slices for $11.95 - not bad. I was met with confusion when I said I'd like an order of the garlic breadsticks. He said they didn't sell those. Okay then. Regular cheese bread it is. $7.99 is a bit steep, but hey, it's 12 pieces. I asked if they had just jojos as a side (the menu didn't say as much). He said yes, an 8 piece order is $3. So I finished my order, gave my name, and was told it'd be 25 minutes for pick up.

I was greeted warmly when I got there. They handed me my food and gave me a total of $27 and change. I asked for a receipt. The cheese bread is now $8.99, and the regular Hawaiian is now $12.99, plus jojos. Plus tax. Pretty steep, but ah well.

Hopped in the car and opened the box of jojos. These took me back to the little convenient store potato wedges I used to get in Hawaii as a kid/teen. The batter is spot on texture wise, and the potato is super tender. However, they lacked any seasoning whatsoever. No salt, nothing. Easily remedied once I got home at least. The smell of the pizza taunted me the whole way home.

I got home, put the boxes on the stove, and popped open the big box. Only to be met with some sad looking cheese covered slats of bread. Which meant my $13 pizza was in the tiny box. Are you kidding me? "Maybe they taste incredible. It'll be worth it if they're the best pizza and cheese bread ever."

Guess what. They weren't. I have had better, more flavorful pizza from Little Caesars. And I hate saying that because I had high hopes for a little local place. The cheese on both items were bland. No taste whatsoever. The ham and pineapple were mildly flavorful, but had you blindfolded me and fed me those ingredients individually, I wouldn't have been able to identify them.

I had one slice of my "regular" personal pizza, which is supposed to feed 1-2 people, ha!, and two pieces of bread. I'll finish off the jojos since those are at least filling, but I don't know that I'll give my business to them again. $30 is a lot of money for subpar pizza and bread. I know they say bad pizza is still good pizza, but I must disagree in this case.

I was quoted 30 minutes and arrived 5 minutes early.... Still waited 25 minutes with at least three times being told my pizza is coming out of the oven in two minutes. Ok I understand busy and don't mind the extra wait but the two pizzas I ordered were severely over cooked and dry. I may give them a second chance but I will ask for a shortened cook time and only pay once I see the pizzas. Staff was friendly and ingredients seemed to be good just over baked!!!