The crust bakes up well but all the toppings run to the middle leave the center of the crust soft and runny

Purchased the pizza for the first time. Was pleasantly surprised by the quality and the taste. The crust was very good. Will purchase again.

Better than the other "rising crust pizza" flavor wise. Perfect for your movie night or lazy weekend dinner with a glass of wine.

Sam's Club brand products are usually great, easily comparable and often surpassing their name brand competitors. Unfortunately, not the case with this pizza. It falls short in every category, and gave all of us stomach aches to boot. Skip it.

Taste was good but it was greasy and the dough and crust was a bit too thick. I was hoping for the cafe style crust/dough thickness. Overall it was pretty good and we ate it out of hunger.

I bought these figuring they were basically store branded Digornio pizzas that Sams used to sell... they are not. In fact a totally different taste profile. Not good.

This product is meant to replace the Di Giorno 3 meat pizza, but it doesn’t cut it. When cooking, it produces a strange smell, and the flavor leaves a lot to be desired.

Though I'd try the Member Mark brand item since the name brand item was not available. I was very disappointed. I do not care for the taste of this at all.

This pizza is mostly crust, and the crust is a bit dense. Nothing like what they sell in the concession stand / deli. It's okay, but we won't buy again.

I was looking for to tasting this pizza because members mark meant quality. Needless to say, I was very disappointed in the quality, flavor and texture. Won't buy again.