Iriana's Pizza

Worst experience in Little Rock. My family waited for an hour on a small cheese pizza and the wait staff were INCREDIBLY RUDE!! When we asked how much longer it would be they acted as if we were putting them out. When it finally did arrive the waitress plopped it down on the table and said 'Here.' At that point we asked to speak to a manager who turned out to be one of the unprofessional waitresses that had basically ignored us for an hour. She basically talked down to us like we were idiots, saying 'this isn't fast food'...and she was very correct, an hour for a small cheese pizza is ridiculous, especially since we saw 3 groups of customers come in, be served, eat, and leave while we were waiting! Do yourself a favor, go to one of the other pizza places in the River Market! more

Driving around with no direction or decision on where to eat. Pizza sounded good and they had parking. Iriana's doesn't look like your typical pizza joint...thank you. It's a nice white space, dotted with red here and there and an open kitchen where they will show you how they really make their pizza and breads. more

I have never, repeat never, had a bad pizza here and I'm talking about ordering pizza from them for around 20 years. Their supreme has always been loaded with choice ingredients, has a very wonderfully unique flavor, and it takes both hands to hold each slice because they're so loaded with toppings. There's a reason they've been around so long: an absolutely excellent, world-class pizza, at a great price and consistently prepared and served that way. Let the overly-critical go elsewhere for some ""foo-foo"" posh eclectic new-age dining etc. and I will stay with Irianas. I wouldn't hesitate to invite the Food Network and their host of food ""experts"" to this pizzaria in order to see if they become ""converts"" to the cause of fantastic and extraordinary pizza. I predict, with certainity, that they would! Need I say more? Pros: a VERY unique pizza, never short of choice ingredients. more

Pretty average. Prices are decent, food is decent. Nothing really stood out although it is well located if you work downtown. more

This is great pizza and I used to lived in NY where pizza was invented. The service is also great. Thanks more

While staying at The Peabody, I headed out to explore and found this eatery nearby. I ordered a ""half"" Veggie Grinder to go. It took them 25 minutes to make it. But, it was de.lici.ous! It cost $3.99 and included a bag of Ruffles chips. The sandwich was served hot and had mushrooms, zuchinni, peppers, onions, olives, lettuce, tomatoes & cheese, on HOMEMADE FRENCH BREAD. Very yummy, very affordable, very nice atmosphere and very nice staff! Win, win. Pros: Good homemade bread. Cons: Took a long time for them to prepare it! more