YES!!!These are the best frozen pizzas and I have had ALL of them,Tonys and Red Barron
from Schwans are HORRIBLE!

One of the best frozen pizza I ever had.

Was an OK pizza early on. Started going cheaper with their sausage and pepperoni(made with poultry) and now they taste really bad to me.

An Italian name doesn't necessarily guarantee good pizza -- frozen or otherwise.

I have an awful complaint about the digiorno pizzas. I have always loved dijiorno pizzas and I was actually excited to find in the freeze of the house I was babysitting at digirno pizzas! Of course that's what I decided to feed the kids. Much to my surprise I found a SCREW in the first bite of my pizza! I'm very, very, very lucky that the children didn't find a SCREW in their pizza and I was the only one caught sucking on a SCREW. Phillips head to be exact, i've taken pictures and have notified the kracht website about this problem. Although, I have had no feedback.

This is the worst pizza Ive ever had. Its too spicy for me, the crust tastes and feels disgusting, and I felt like whenever I ate a slice, I was one step closer to killing myself. Try getting frozen pizza from a local deli instead, in my experience, thats much better. Better yet, just get delivery if you want something really good.

I'm not normally picky with pizza at all, so the fact that I hate Digiorno so much says a lot.

Digiorno single serve pizza does not disapoint! It is excellent. Just tried it and would buy it again.

It's not delivery, it's disgusting. Zero stars. Just got done attempting to eat an Ultimate. Gooey, uncooked center crust, nicely browned outer edge. Crust tasted horrible even around the edge where it looked best. Toppings are too spicy. Complete waste. Can't email Kraft to tell them I want a refund, says page desn't exist. Somehow that's no surprise.

DiGiorno frozen pizza single serving is truly wonderful. Only takes 4 minutes to cook and let it sit 2 minutes in the microwave, Terrific pizza just about the best I have ever eaten. For a quick meal, lunch etc. just perfect. I will rate it a 5. Carl

I really like the stuffed crust if I feel like cheeze, but in general the brand is pretty boring.  They need more complex and unique flavors.

Have tried many and given up on frozen pizza until this one. It is the closest we have found to fresh.

I rarely give a full 5 star rating.  However,  as far as frozen pizzas go I think Di Giorno is pretty damn good!  It has a really good crust too!!  Even their smaller microwave version tastes AWESOME for comming out of a microwave!!!  If your a Di Giorno fan I recommend you try one.

So I finally caved in last week and bought a Di Giorno's pizza, even though it's always been my opinion that frozen pizzas exist to be cheap and quick, and Di Giorno's pizzas aren't cheap. But I admit, they are really good, possibly the best frozen pizza I've ever had. But that doesn't mean I'll buy them often.

Pretty darn good, imo, but by no means perfect. The one suggestion I have to people complaining about the toppings is to do what I do with DiGiorno--I buy the 4 cheese (which has a LOT more cheese than the topped varieties), add whatever toppings *I* want, then grate some pecorino romano or parmigiano reggiano cheese on top, as well as a little bit of rubbed dried oregano. When using non-greasy toppings I also drizzle a bit of extra virgin olive oil over the top when it comes out of the oven. I don't LOVE the sauce, but I don't hate it either, it really is the biggest flaw to me. 

Another suggestion is to use a pizza stone OR cook directly on the stove grate--if you use a pizza pan the crust does come out very soft and almost soggy.  I also cook it on the lowest rack for most of the cooking time, I find it to be the most effective way to get even cooking and crisp enough crust.

For frozen pizza Di Giorno is the best I have had.

These self rising pizzas blow more than Jenna Jameson.

DiGiorno Spinach & Garlic Pizza is the BEST. I add a little pepperoni and sliced onion and it just can't be beat. With a salad this pizza makes a complete meal for three of us- and all for about $10.

DiGiorno Deep-Dish is the BEST pizza available in the supermarkets. Unfortunately, here in OMAHA, we can no longer find it in the stores.

DiGiorno Deep Dish pizza is the best deep dish we've had. Even my very picky 11yo son loves it! Unfortunately, it can be hard to find since not all chains carry it. One pie feeds our entire family! Delicious!

This rating is for their new Garlic Bread Pizza Supereme!This is a pizza is a joke! Very few toppings very little flavor! Bland and Pathetic! Most positive attribute, it was hot when I took it out of the oven. Call Dommino's. They deliver!

This is another very hyped up product with ridiculous claims that it's better than delivery. yeah, sure. Most of their pizzas are rising crust. Well, the rising crust idea fails miserably. Why? because the risen crust tastes like loaf of bread, actually worse than that. If that suits your taste then fine but this shouldn't even be called pizza, instead french bread. Don't get Dijorno, get delivery! You'll thank me for it.

I looked into the comment about the chicken parts and it's true! DiGiorno's pepperoni is NOT real - it does have chicken parts in it! YIKES Why doesn't Kraft spend less on their advertising and start putting some money into their ingredients!?!? This pizza is just bad.

I wish that there was a rating of Zero because eating DiGiorno pizza is worse than chewing on shoe leather. First of all, have you looked at the ingredients in their pepperoni? They have chicken beak and other nasty chicken parts in their pepperoni!! GROSS!! Then, their cheese is also made with ingredients that aren't even normally found in cheese. How can they call it real cheese if their ingredients say that they are not normally found in cheese?? I will never purchase DiGiorno pizza ever again, and I hope that everyone reading this will do the same. Just because they advertise it a lot doesn't mean that it's good...I think they just brain wash you into thinking that it is.

I dont really eat much frozen pizza, but I think Di Giorno is the best frozen brand that I tasted so far.

In some ways better than Freschetta, and in some ways worse. The sauce is head-and-shoulders above all competitors, thick and rich with JUST the right amount of spice. That being said, there's WAY too much of it, as it softens the crust and becomes a chin-burn liability. The pepperoni is more consistent, but only if you like the flavor of well-done bacon. The main problem with DiGiorno continues to be the cheese: it's almost non-existent! And what little is sprinkled on tends to burn around the outer edges. The crust is about the same as a Freschetta: hard corn-meal bottom and a wet, doughy interior. The Supreme takes your mind off the cheese stinginess with an array of mild-quality toppings that are crisp and fresh. An overall adequate pie, but you'll always be better off making your own and experimenting with different ingredients.

Not good. Their individual-sized pepperoni pizza has a grand total of 6 paper-thin pepperoni in the middle. The crust is too doughy and soft and the toppings don't go anywhere near its edge. The middle of the whole thing just turns into a mushy, congealed mess. Yuck.

We had deep dish 3 meat. A pile of tasteless goo. Crust was cardboard. I'd rather buy the 99 cent cheap pizzas than this junk.

Freshetta is better in every way, if you don't thaw the crust enough it can be undercooked.

Di Giorno, along with Freschetta, truly distinguish themselves from standard frozen pizzas, as we've known them. These are the only brands I've tried that come close to the quality of good freshly-made delivery pizza. Di Giorno introduced the rising crust concept to this category that others have sinced copied. It's an easy dinner to make, and pleases the family.

DiGiorno should change its name to DiSgusting!!! it would be good if it wasn't so doughy and the cheese didn't slide off when i pick it up.. anyways totino's taste better than this.. don't waste your money

It's not delivery, It's crap.

With Di Giorno I can have the pizza when I want it and I can make sure it's cooked all of the way through. There's also no need to tip the delivery person for slack service.

While no frozen pizzas match up to the popular chain pizzas, this one comes close with good sauce and toppings. I agree that the commericals are amusing, also.

Frozen pizza that is nearest to what you would eat at a restraunt. Fresh, tasty and with some good flavors.

A narrow winner over Freschetta. They are by far the best frozen pizza you can buy.

Simply the best...the deep dish is fantastic. We make two meals off it.

These are great pizzas. The cheese stuffed crust are really good. I eat the pizza up to the crust and then dip the cheese stuffed crust in marinara sauce.

Beats delivery! Great value and taste versus carry out/delivery!!!

It is nasty! There is too much sauce, the crust is too thick, and too little cheese, plus no olive oil. I like a real ny style pizza and I'd rather go up to milano pizzaria anyday then waste my money on this crap.

When I first saw the commercials for this pizza, I was immediately interesting. I have always hated frozen pizza, but the catchphrase "It's not delivery, it's Di Giorno" really appealed to me. So I decided to try it out, and boy, what a pizza! Unlike most other brands of frozen pizza, this actually tastes like a pizza that isn't manufactured in a factory. I'll even go so far as to say it actually tastes like REAL PIZZA!

Love them great price and the Roasted Chicken is unreal.

Great inexpensive pizza! Less expensive than ordering out, for those who have large families to satisfy. The self-rising crust is as good as homeade, and there are some really good varieties. Chicken is very, very good.

Very tasty. The stuffed crust was a little grainy though.

For frozen pizza, Di Giorno is really good! While nothing beats a genuine Chicago pizza, this one is certainly even better than some of the mass-produced chain-restaurant pizzas that I've had delivered! It's definitely my #1 choice for a frozen pizza. The vegetable and spinach/mushroom varieties are both excellent.

It is the king of frozen pizza. Is as good as many delivery pizzas. Of course, it costs as much as many delivery pizzas.

Best on the market. Buy on sale.

Three stars, because it is pretty good for frozen pizza, but their commercials have succeeded in making it overrated. It's good, but it's not really any more special than any of the other frozen pizzas out there.

Very upset after the commercials made me drool. Still needs work. Price you pay vs. it not being better than a lower ranked makes me give it 1 star. Get a Totino's instead. Save your money!

This was the first of the self-rising crust pizzas that we tried and I was impressed with the taste and texture of the crust. No, it isn't the same as take-out, but it's better than the average frozen pizza in my opinion.

DiGiorno pizza gets freezerburn so quickly that it takes away all of it's flavor...and it starts out with barely any flavor anyway.