MOD Pizza |Mueller Market

Name: MOD Pizza |Mueller Market
Address: 1801 E. 51st St, Building D, Austin, TX, 78741
Telephone: (512) 687-2670
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READY TO MOD?
DON’T BE SHY, GET EXACTLY WHAT YOU LOVE.
30+ TOPPINGS
Feel-good ingredients, prepped fresh daily and ready to go. Mix it up. Be spontaneous. Meaty to vegan and everything in between. You got this.

ONE PRICE
Whatever toppings you choose for your pizza or salad, you’ll pay one set price. That way you can get just what you want, easy – no calculator needed.

SUPERFAST
We get it, your time is valuable. That’s why we make stuff assembly-line style. Once you’ve ordered, it takes just minutes before your gotta-have crave is good to go.

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Get to know MOD Pizza |Mueller Market

MOD is the original superfast pizza experience – a pioneering fast-casual concept that puts you in the driver’s seat. Artisan-style pizzas and salads are individually sized, made on demand, and ready in just minutes. Choose from over 30 toppings – the price stays the same no matter what you pick. At its heart, however, MOD is a platform for doing good. The idea? If we take care of our employees, they’ll take care of you, and our business will take care of itself. We call it Spreading MODness, and after opening stores across the U.S. and U.K., we think it’s working.