Was spending the night in Danville and wanted pizza. Looked online and decided on Indian's due to the reviews and the fact it was a mom & pop place. Ordered a small , thin crust, loaded pizza. They said on the phone they were known for their thin crust. It was delicious. Thin, crisp and held up under all the toppings. My wife had a chicken Parm sandwich which she really enjoyed. For dessert we each had the cream cheese pie, one with cherry topping, one plain. All the taste of cheesecake without being as heavy or dense. Sorry I didn't take pictures before we devoured it. If I'm ever back in Danville I would definitely order from them again.
Jon T.
Ok, the ambiance is nice. If you are one of those freaks who doesn't like Chief Illiniwick. Well, be prepared to be upset. I wand to talk about the did now. It has been twenty years since I had been there. It was still amazing. We were going to eat inside. It was just too cold. The "hand tossed" is a slightly thicker thin. The crust was made right. It was not burnt. It was not hard, not soft. The sauce was excellent not to spicy, not too sweet. The right amount of cheese and toppings. The service was very good. Yes, you walk in and have to look at the menu on the wall. Then have a seat they will bring your food to you. The people were nice and efficient. I have heard they deliver. I don't think where I live would qualify. It's definitely a LOT better than Monicals, Domino's, and everywhere else around. The only downside is that there is no online menu. I would take pictures of the menu with prices so people know what you have in advance. If you had that, it would be 5 stars easily.
mike clawson
Try the chicken bacon ranch. Very good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bread Sticks, Meat Lovers Pizza, Italian Beef
Richard Vaughn
Always delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mark Ross
Ordered the 16xl with pepperoni, mushrooms and extra cheese. Not enough cheese for a regular pie. It's overcooked and dry. Worst pizza I have ever had. Paid $25 wasn't worth $10
Food: 1
Service: 4
Alexandria Taylor
Love this place! Fast easy and always good! It is one of our favorites!Kid-friendliness: Books to read a ls a family to pass time
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hawaiian Pizza
Richard McCormick
Delicious food ? & Good Service!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
dorothy anaya
That was the best I have had in a really long time. Thanks lady's for making a great pizza I will be back.❤?❤
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cheese Pizza, Bread Sticks
Jimmy Thomas
Best pizza in
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Melissa J.
We love Indians. They have great pizza at a great price. We love the staff. Their always very kind. The place doesn't have a lot of seating but it's worth the wait.
As ever, Indians offers Exemplary tasting Pizza as well as other menu items. The Thin Crust is Stellar. It's in my list of top thin crust Pizza's I've ever had. I'm a carb counter ( Don't hate on me, lol I go rogue from time to time and gorge on Pan Pizza as well ) so I appreciate a great Thin Crust when it's done to my taste and likings. Indians is Stellar. My older brother used to sing the praises of their Stromboli, so I am going to try one of those on my next cheat weekend.
Barb Dudich
Good food, nice
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bread Sticks
Todd G.
My Grandparents founded Indians in 1968. It started out in Georgetown and then moved to westville. They had a huge restaurant just north of the old McMillan school and that lot now is the Kals roadhouse place. I was very young and say mid 70s Indians moved to its current location. Not sure if many remember but it used to be a small carwash. My Grandparents decided to do the carryout pizza thing due to low overhead. Indians became my high school job from 86-88 until I left for the Army. My Grandma retired and closed the business but in 1992 my Uncle purchased it and ran it for many years until he sold it. Since Indians changed hands I had only been there once or twice but last night my wife came up with the idea to try Indians for something different and I am glad that we did. It was very good and I enjoyed the thin crust for my traditional Pepperoni , bacon and pineapple pizza. I like the changes made to the place and that have turned an old storage area into a small dining room. We will most certainly be back and it's nice to go back inside and remember all the good times there.
Charles Fratick
Have been buying this pizza for 40+ yrs....they have changed their sausage & or, sauce and deny it..This is no longer the pizza that we all loved and grew up with!
Was spending the night in Danville and wanted pizza. Looked online and decided on Indian's due to the reviews and the fact it was a mom & pop place. Ordered a small , thin crust, loaded pizza. They said on the phone they were known for their thin crust. It was delicious. Thin, crisp and held up under all the toppings. My wife had a chicken Parm sandwich which she really enjoyed. For dessert we each had the cream cheese pie, one with cherry topping, one plain. All the taste of cheesecake without being as heavy or dense. Sorry I didn't take pictures before we devoured it. If I'm ever back in Danville I would definitely order from them again.
Ok, the ambiance is nice. If you are one of those freaks who doesn't like Chief Illiniwick. Well, be prepared to be upset. I wand to talk about the did now. It has been twenty years since I had been there. It was still amazing. We were going to eat inside. It was just too cold. The "hand tossed" is a slightly thicker thin. The crust was made right. It was not burnt. It was not hard, not soft. The sauce was excellent not to spicy, not too sweet. The right amount of cheese and toppings. The service was very good. Yes, you walk in and have to look at the menu on the wall. Then have a seat they will bring your food to you. The people were nice and efficient. I have heard they deliver. I don't think where I live would qualify. It's definitely a LOT better than Monicals, Domino's, and everywhere else around. The only downside is that there is no online menu. I would take pictures of the menu with prices so people know what you have in advance. If you had that, it would be 5 stars easily.
Try the chicken bacon ranch. Very good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bread Sticks, Meat Lovers Pizza, Italian Beef
Always delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ordered the 16xl with pepperoni, mushrooms and extra cheese. Not enough cheese for a regular pie. It's overcooked and dry. Worst pizza I have ever had. Paid $25 wasn't worth $10
Food: 1
Service: 4
Love this place! Fast easy and always good! It is one of our favorites!Kid-friendliness: Books to read a ls a family to pass time
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hawaiian Pizza
Delicious food ? & Good Service!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
That was the best I have had in a really long time. Thanks lady's for making a great pizza I will be back.❤?❤
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cheese Pizza, Bread Sticks
Best pizza in
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We love Indians. They have great pizza at a great price. We love the staff. Their always very kind. The place doesn't have a lot of seating but it's worth the wait.
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Excellent! Highly recommend.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
As ever, Indians offers Exemplary tasting Pizza as well as other menu items. The Thin Crust is Stellar. It's in my list of top thin crust Pizza's I've ever had. I'm a carb counter ( Don't hate on me, lol I go rogue from time to time and gorge on Pan Pizza as well ) so I appreciate a great Thin Crust when it's done to my taste and likings. Indians is Stellar. My older brother used to sing the praises of their Stromboli, so I am going to try one of those on my next cheat weekend.
Good food, nice
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bread Sticks
My Grandparents founded Indians in 1968. It started out in Georgetown and then moved to westville. They had a huge restaurant just north of the old McMillan school and that lot now is the Kals roadhouse place. I was very young and say mid 70s Indians moved to its current location. Not sure if many remember but it used to be a small carwash. My Grandparents decided to do the carryout pizza thing due to low overhead. Indians became my high school job from 86-88 until I left for the Army. My Grandma retired and closed the business but in 1992 my Uncle purchased it and ran it for many years until he sold it. Since Indians changed hands I had only been there once or twice but last night my wife came up with the idea to try Indians for something different and I am glad that we did. It was very good and I enjoyed the thin crust for my traditional Pepperoni , bacon and pineapple pizza. I like the changes made to the place and that have turned an old storage area into a small dining room. We will most certainly be back and it's nice to go back inside and remember all the good times there.
Have been buying this pizza for 40+ yrs....they have changed their sausage & or, sauce and deny it..This is no longer the pizza that we all loved and grew up with!