Bonnie & Clyde's Pizza Parlor

i had their pizza for the first time. it has a very good tasting sauce. the crust is very good not like any of the other pizza places. i look forward to trying some of their sandwiches. the staff and owner were polite, i would think if i had dine in the service would be good. i would say give them a try. more

Family owned and operated. If you are old enough you might remember this was originally a Shakeys Pizza Parlor. I actually celebrated a birthday there a Long time ago. Got the straw hat and everything. We used to listen and sing along with either the player piano or the couple who played the banjo and piano. A movie screen would be lowered and the words to the songs would be on the screen just so you could keep up. Great Times. Well, the sing alongs are over and the banjo is since long gone. But the pizza is the same. After all this time it is still the same great, unique one of a kind pies that can be had no where else. The tables are the same. The walk in cooler that holds the frosted beer mugs is the same. Cudos. For not selling out or changing to meet the masses. Great Job, Great Food and Great Times. more

What a great pizza place! I love walking in here and seeing the same tables I sat at in the 70""s! What memories...just wish the Kiddie Koral was still there! No one has ever been rude. Yes, it is costly but it is worth it! I would had to be confined to the other! Best pizza place in town hands down!! Pros: Awesome Pizza Cons: Needs remodle more

Thin crispy crust from fresh dough and sauce, both made in house. Pros: No other pizza like it on the face of the earth. Cons: Cash Only. They do not and will NEVER take plastic. more

I have always stopped at Bonnie & Clydes when going to or coming back from Louisville. My kids, and grandkids, always look forward to it. It is the best pizza any where....I just miss the piano plyer that used to play on the weekends :( (many years ago!!) Pros: Great crispy crust & lots of toppings Cons: to far from home! more

I love this place ive been going here ever since i was a little kid there food is awsome so is the service more

Pros: great food Cons: kinda pricey more

The pizza is the best I have ever tasted!! They do have coupons which help with the price. Guess where the coupons are though...Indiana phone book. Who knows why!! The owner usually is completely unsocial. He comes off as he doesn't give a heck about the customers. My last visit was prior to their busy time and he actually was half way nice!! My wife only knows of this place because of me and doesn't understand the draw. I have being going there every since I was a little kid at least 32 years. Honestly I haven't found a pizza that compares. Just don't expect a nice enviroment or customer service!! Pros: Pizza Cons: Customer service/owner more

Other than the name (formerly Shakees) this place has hardly changed a lick since the it opened in the late sixties. Same owner since its third year open, same tables, same stained glass on the front door. The Kiddie Corral pizza viewing area is gone. But really - it's time for a remodel. Pros: Awesome thin crust pizza Cons: Everything else more

I have been going to bonnie and clydes for over 10 years, recently i visited and was extremely disappointed. The employees were very rude, the owner was very rude. It seems like the owner does not care about the customers, only the money, with out the customers, he will be out of business, which is what i expect. Pros: pizza Cons: VERY RUDE OWNER more

I've been eating here for more than 25 years. I have always enjoyed Bonnie & Clydes pizza, (my favorite is the #1 meat eaters special, and also, the Italian Pie is to die for). Used to bring the kids when he still had a game room, and they also loved to play on the Kiddie Corral. I also remember back when he actually had a piano player. Hard to find a seat on weekends, it's that busy, and the only gripe I have is that the beer could be a little colder. With the money Ray makes, I know he can afford to turn the refrigeration down some. I know a lot of people who have told him this, but it falls on deaf ears. It still won't keep me from enjoying this Dixie Hwy. landmark. Refreshing to know that Ray hasn't fallen into the ""cheapen down"" of pizza like so many others have (papa john started this, and it's the nastiest pizza you can eat). Quit eating Domino's, Pizza Hut, Gatti's because they cheapened theirs down to keep up with a pizza that I wouldn't feed my dog. Don't eat at Wicks much, though it is good, it's not nearly as good as Bonnie & Clydes, even though it is only abut a mile from my house. I hope Ray keeps this place going another 35 years, because if he sells out, I'm sure it will never be as good as it is now. His pizza's taste the same, year in and year out, no stupid gimmicks to attract new customers. Actually, with the coupons he mails out, eating at Bonnie & Clydes is not at all expensive. I would recommend it to anyone (and have), east end or south end, you can't go wrong there. Pros: Delicious pizza, great salads, sandwiches Cons: been not cold enough more

Ray Lamkin owns and operates Bonnie & Clyde's Pizza. He and his wife moved here from Chattanooga when the restaurant was known as Shakey?s. After a couple years, Ray had the opportunity to purchase the restaurant and did so, renaming it Bonnie & Clyde?s. Since then, he, his wife, their children, and a host of local young people, have prepared fresh crust, sauces and toppings for patrons for more than 30 years. Pros: It's a loud, fun, friendly, family oriented dive Cons: It's a loud, fun, friendly, family oriented dive more

I hate that Bonnie and Clyde's has great tasting pizza. I wasn't even going to admit how good it is in this review seeing as how it is going to be a negative one. Pros: pizza Cons: RUDE OWNER more

I've been in South Carolina for over two years and am moving back soon. I will visit Bonnie and Clyde's as soon as I return. My parents took me there as a kid when it was Shakey's. I drank green beer there when I got older.....been eating at Bonnie and Clyde's for over 30 years. I can't wait!!!!!!! Pros: everything thing Cons: arrive late/no parkin more

We still regularly travel over an hour to eat this pizza since we moved away. It has great cornmeal-dusted crust, cooked in an old-fashioned oven where they get it out with a paddle, delicious sauce, distinctive cheeses, the freshest salads anywhere, fabulous sausage chunks, and a meat-lovers that is out of this world. Maybe a little pricier than the chain pizza parlors, but there's NO comparison in taste, and well worth the trip. Pros: out-of-the-ordinary, fresh meat toppings, super crust more

There's nothing fancy to look at in Bonnie and Clyde's Pizza Parlor. Just a good pizza with a big selection of craft and foreign beers to choose from. Beats the national chain pizza parlors by a long shot. Pros: good food, good beer, great variety of beer Cons: no quiet place more