Happy Slice Pizza

Friday nights are a favorite, guests mention taking family to Happy Slice on Friday nights and enjoying an evening on the patio.

Forrest Higdon is one of the owners of Happy Slice Pizza.

Portions are generous, guests often describe the pizzas as large and shareable, with one gluten-free pie noted as enough for two with possible leftovers.

Many guests report Happy Slice Pizza gets busy during peak visits, reviewers called it “slammed” at times, while weekday mid‑afternoons (around 3pm) have been observed to be quite quiet.

Yes, Happy Slice Pizza has a roomy back patio and outdoor space, with trees, TVs and turf where guests enjoy dining al fresco.

Happy Slice Pizza feels like a friendly neighborhood spot, comfy indoor seating with a bar and a large, shaded back patio dotted with TVs, family‑and‑kid‑friendly turf, and an upbeat, well‑curated music list.

Dogs are regularly welcomed on the patio, guests describe bringing pups and staff being very kind to them in the outdoor space.

Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, comfortable attire rather than anything formal.

For a lively, game-night vibe head to Happy Slice Pizza during happy hour (3–6 pm) or when the back-patio TVs are on; for a quieter visit try weekday mid‑afternoons around 3 pm.

Happy Slice Pizza has indoor seating with tables and a bar, plus a large back patio (with TVs and an area for outdoor games/turf) that many guests favour for watching sports.

Yes, Happy Slice Pizza is very family-friendly: many guests bring children, the large back patio includes turf and play space for kids, and families repeatedly praise the welcoming staff and kid‑friendly pizzas.

Yes, the back patio welcomes diners with dogs; guests mention bringing their pups and praise staff for being kind and attentive to them.