Eating here for the first time with three friends. Great fresh pizza. You get to pick you own toppings and the $9.29 cost includes as many toppings as you want. The staff and management are super nice and passionate about the new pizza concept. Import beers coming soon and staying open late on the weekends will start in March. The name Zablong Peculiar Pizza is due to the oblong dough and ZA is slang for pizza. Come make your own pizza and enjoy.

So I decided to try out this spot a few friends mentioned to me. I walked in and was happy there wasn't a long line especially during lunch peak hours. It was clean, the staff was friendly and the menu options to get started were good. It's so many options I didn't know where to start, so I just got The Woodstock and added chicken. It was amazinnnng!!! The price includes any and every topping, I'm adding shrimp to my pizza next time for sure!

You know, with the doughy undercooked crust, probably not 5 stars, but I'd feel like such a hater.  Gourmet toppings on a pizza that's enough to feed 1-2 people for less than $10?  Yeah, see what I mean?

My husband went here for lunch and gave me some leftovers. He was raving about this place about how you can get as many toppings as you want for about $9. He showed me his leftover pizza and I laughed because there was an insane amount of toppings on it! The pizza was really good. The toppings he got on it was similar to a chicken supreme pizza. Toppings tasted fresh and the pizza sauce was really good. I can't wait to actually go to this place and have my own pizza!

This place is fast , friendly , clean , and had delicious pizza . Lots of choices from signature styles or you could build your own . I got the farm hand and was not disappointed . It's an oval thin crust pizza that's cut into 8 slices . Crust was perfectly cooked ! I'd recommend this place , and will return .

Ummmmmmmm. This place is The Deal. My boyfriend and I were in Charlotte for the weekend staying at the nearby Westin. We were craving pizza and I hopped on Yelp to find a good pie nearby. Followed the other reviews to this little joint tucked away in Charlotte's "French Quarter", and man, were we not disappointed. We ordered two of the menu pizzas, although the option to make your own with whatever you wanted was tempting. We went with both The Vampire Slayer and The Tripping Goat and two beers. Total was about $30 bucks which can't be beat. Both pizzas were so so so good. Would recommend this to anyone and everyone in Charlotte looking for some quality 'ZA! 5 Stars.

One of the best pizza spots in Uptown Charlotte.

When they first opened, I was a bit skeptical of the whole idea of peculiar pizza, but now I am a follower and believer.   Zablong is a custom - build your own pizza joint.   There are several suggestions they have on the right side of the wall, but you can put whatever you want on it.

Go hog wild and make a super meat pizza, or as spicy a hell pizza, or even as gluten free and vegan as you can make it pizza.

My suggestion is to don't over do it to much with the toppings and sauces.  Also, take the pizza to the park and enjoy the nice scenery. It'll be very relaxing and improve your outlook on life for the rest of the day.

DO PIZZA IN THE PARK!

Hands down the best pizza joint I've been to in a decade. It's fresh, friendly and fantastic. You have your choice of making it any way you want or choosing from a variety of specialities. Regardless  you're in for a treat. Not only is the food amazing, the service is exceptional. Always quick, friendly and professional and they will remember you when you go.  Be a regular, you won't regret it.

$9.29 for all the topping you want!
Tried this place (or one very similar to it) in DC late last year. So, when I saw people walking around with the distinct rectangular boxes, I made short work of tracking down it's new location (which happens to be in the French Quarter behind Latta Arcade).
As with the place I ate at in DC, they have a menu with a few signature pizzas. But don't let that limit your creativity. Because on the other side of the menu, for the exact same price they list all of their sauces and toppings. I think you could eat here every day for a year and still not get through all of the possible topping combinations.
On this day I had a regular crust (they have multi grain and gluten free too) with tomato sauce and pesto basil spread. From there I was like a kid in a candy store with the toppings adding both some delicious meats and veggies on there. At the end, my pizza was piled higher than I originally intended but for the same reasonable price.
This place should be a must try, must re-visit option. Don't get me wrong, it's not THE best pizza in the city, but it's a great lunch or dinner. And with all of the variety, a place you will never get bored of, and should always leave satiated.