Outdoor Pizza Oven 4 in 1 Wood Fired 2-Layer Detachable Outside Ovens With Pizza Stone, Pizza Peel, Cover, Cooking Grill Grate, Pizzello Gusto

Pizzas turn out amazing

So I did a review and posted it and Amazon said it was against their policy so I’m posting it again. I didn’t say anything bad I didn’t do anything wrong. I’m just telling you how great I like the pizza oven. It was a great price. I recommend buying it. I buy it again. I had several choices and I decided on this one thank you. Have a nice day.

I purchased this item June 2023I found it difficult to get hot enough or hold heat all together.Tried wood & charcoal. Bottom of the pizza would eventually cook, but the top stayed pretty raw.out of 10 mini pizzas only 2 turned out nicely cooked.I will attempt using it again this summer. The cooking stone is very thick & the heat cannot rise above.Over all: Its cute, portable, I like that there's many options to use this: Grill, Pizza oven, fire pit.I would recommend this as a camping grill or mini fire pit.

Researched many pizza ovens this one is great for multiple uses. Pizza chicken wings you name it. Cooking time is fast and easy. It can get hot quick.

I did a lot of research on this and I believe it will work well. I gave this to my buddy for Christmas, but it is not quite warm enough for us to want to cook pizza's outside yet.We opened the box, everything was well packaged and the materials seemed really solid. Will report back after first pizza is cooked.

I made several pizzas using this and was very dissapoiThis oven is very hard to get hot enough. I tried charcoal and added wood but it was hard to get the temp past 375 or so. You can cook on this but getting the temp up to 600 degrees is very difficult.

The media could not be loaded. This is my first time using this oven. I wanted to test out how hot I can get it as well as to see how much it can withstand. So far I got the box up to 900°+ and the stone to 550°+. I placed a paver over the back hole slightly to keep some of the heat in but it's not fully covered. I also slid the stone forward slightly to allow for heat to rise into the oven since there is no vent for that. I don't see any paint peeling or anything. And people saying they can't get it hot should watch YouTube vids on how to build a fire.I'll update my review after I cook a pizza in here but so far so good.

I purchased this for my wife who has been asking for one for a year. It had good reviews and the price seemed more reasonable than some of these other ovens. But, you get what you pay for I guess. Once assembled and loaded with wood, the flames started building but were shooting out the corners of the bottom part of the over. My son, who was curious to see the pizza cooking was getting close to see the pizza, and I told him to stand back further and good thing, because just as I moved him back a 2 ft. flame shot out directly where his face would have been. Even with all that going on, my wife still wanted to try and finish the pizza, but no heat comes up over the top of the pizza and it was cooking from the bottom up. Pizza cooked unevenly and not well. Not a good unit and will be returning it.