The crust on this pizza had a very bland and odd flavor and and its texture was extremely dense. The sauce, had a horrible taste, as it seemed a bit to sweet and lacked any form of the traditional italian seasonings or even garlic that one would expect to taste hints of. Definately not what I would have wanted or expected from a traditional pizza sauce. The pepperoni also had an extremely odd taste to it which was a disappointment, considering I love pepperoni. The one good thing I can definitely say for this Pizza though, is it had ample toppings on it and it did rise beautifully as stated it would on the box. If they changed the pepperoni, added more flavoring to the sauce and corrected the dough issue maybe even adding a little bit of salt to it, I would be able to say I would purchase this pizza again and also recommend it.

I always give the Member's Mark items a try but this one fell flat (along with so many others recently). The sauce has an awful aftertaste and the crust is flavorless. Even my kid who eat ANY pizza available doesn't like this one. We've had the 3rd one from the box sitting in the freezer since we first bought it because no one wants to eat it. Amount to drop my Sam's membership since they have pretty much turned everything over to Member's Mark products and stopped carrying name brand in a lot of our staples. Some are okay, others are not. Carry both store and brand if you want to keep customers.

Slimy, undercooked crust, sauce and cheese at maximum time. Burnt in convection oven at minimun time. Inedible in Emeril's multi oven on pizza setting. 3 ovens 3 pizzas no pizza with eating. Bring back the diGirno's pizza, it may have cost more, but considering you got fairly good pizza(really good for frozen) it was worth every penny; compared to under baked slime, burnt, bluck.

Sams carried DiGiorno, good for frozen at a great price. Once again they replace a good product at a great price with a members mark product for a bit less. Occasionally they arent bad, often they are nowhere near the quality of the product they replace. These pizzas fall far into the latter category. Bland flavorless crust meagerly topped with equally bland sauce and cheese. Replaced a product I bought regularly to one I wouldnt buy for half off. More and more I question if keeping the membership is worth it. Eventually Sams will be a payed membership to buy generic house brand products, half of which are worse than local grocery house brands. Do better Sams.

Do not be fooled, this is in no way a replacement for Digiornos. Like most Members Mark tomato sauces, it's way too sweet. The crust was doughy. All the pepperoni was on one side. i guess the cheese was okay. We'll be tossing the last 2 in the 3 pack

Because our Sam's Club store has quit carrying DiGiorno Pizza, we figured the Members Mark rising crust pizza being sold in its stead would be comparable. Its really not. There's almost no sauce, and the dough is thick, dry, and unpleasant. It is not good pizza. We will not make this mistake again, and we'd advise against trying it.

We’re on a health journey, depending on how things go once or twice a month I allow my family and I to indulge in our cravings. One of which includes pizza, while shopping at Sam’s we saw this product and heck 3 pizzas for $11? Why not? We made one pepperoni today, it LOOKED and Smelled Very appetizing although there was a overwhelming amount of grease/sauce. After removing some grease we ate. 10 minutes later my wife only ate 1 slice %26 didn’t like it saying “something is off with it”, I ate my portion and immediately threw up all of it right after. The smell and taste are good although it’s worrisome how it immediately upset my stomach and my wife couldn’t enjoy it herself including the amount of grease/sauce. We will stick with handmade despite the higher cost.

I’m not very picky when it comes to pizza - and seriously, how do you screw up pizza? Well Member’s Mark managed to. This pizza is pretty gross. After eating just 1 piece I threw out the rest of it. Take my advice - buy a different brand. You can thank me later.

As Sam's continues to replace name brand items with their own products, few have been a worse substitute for a brand name than this travesty of a pizza. The crust doesn't rise anywhere near as well as Digorno, the cheese is chalky and the pepperoni nearly tastless. Won't ever buy it again! Bring back Digorno.

Sam's buyers failed on this one. Almost flavorless; the crust, bland, the sauce, where is it? and the flavor?, the toppings, almost OK but very little. Sorry Digiorno wanted to cut into your margins, but, you now have no frozen pizza worth taking home. I get it, D is the pizza powerhouse, and Sam's the powerhouse, but, sometimes ya gotta know when to fold and walk away. Bottom line, go back, give serious consideration to revamping the current product or cut your losses and run. You're gonna lose customers on this one.