“I had high hopes but I was mostly disappointed. It was kind of gross, in the way pizza is usually gross when it’s been sitting out for an hour and then gets reheated in an ancient oven.”
H3
5.6/10
AI-generated summary
This was the place on 23rd and 8th. Fans called it the best Detroit style in the city and told you to show up hungry, because a square was heavy. Others found it greasy and too salty, and nine or ten dollars a slice stung. Delivery orders came out underbaked more than once.
“I had high hopes but I was mostly disappointed. It was kind of gross, in the way pizza is usually gross when it’s been sitting out for an hour and then gets reheated in an ancient oven.”
H3
“they're great when i've gone in-store. got it twice through delivery and they were raw (legitimately raw dough inside) both times, which were separated by years in between.”
H3
“Lions & Tigers & Squares - Detroit Style pizza on 23rd”
H2
“Have you had lions tigers and squares? It's great but I always tell people make sure you're really hungry before going lol”
H2
“I've enjoyed a late night slice at Lions, Tigers, and Squares”
H2
“Leaps and bounds better than Lions Tigers & Squares.”
H2
“Aces and lions tigers and squares are both terrific. Aces has a very cool retro vibe with table service, lions tigers and squares is cheaper, great quick takeout spot”
H2
“Lions and tigers and squares for Detroit pizza”
H2
“Damn I really liked their slice, even though $10 per square was a bit abysmal”
H2
“the plain pizza from Lions Tigers and Squares is great bang for the buck.”
H2
“Lions and Tigers and Squares is also fire. Love their mustard pue.”
H2
“I’ve been like 5 times. One bad day but the others were fantastic if you love Detroit style. Try the vodka.”
H2