We are a homegrown gastropub that features an innovative spin on your favorite foods. We are also a scratch kitchen and strive to provide a great meal AND A GREAT VALUE from a diverse menu.
The Haul's vegan pizza is the best! The sauce is delicious, the roasted garlic pops with flavor, and the toppings blend together perfectly.
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Bill S
Emerging Expert • 34 contributions
Loved
• 8/21/23
• DoorDash order
The crust is tasty and has great chew, and reminded me of pizzas I've had in SF and NYC. The Combo was really great, the mix of sausage and pepperoni with mushrooms and olives really hit the spot! The Garden Pesto was good as well; next time would likely add chicken to it. Will definitely order from them again!
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Kelly J
9 contributions
Liked
• 2/9/26
• DoorDash review
I am 110% happy with all three items I ordered! The Caesar salad was fresh and the dressing was perfect! The tomato soup was sooooo yummy and the bread they serve with it was delicious! I ate every last bite! NOW...the mac and cheese no meat was spot on! My favorite Mac and cheese no joke and I am a Mac and cheese head! If I could give this restaurant 10 stars I would!!! Everything was delivered still warm and just perfect!! Hands down one of my top 5 favorite restaurants in Grants Pass!! Thank you!!!
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Brooklyn M
2 contributions
Liked
• 4/19/26
• DoorDash order
Pizza is decent, made well. chewy crust that's soft yet holds to folding while eating. I did add caramelized onions to mine, they were sauted and still had bite, so not caramelized. Desription for pizza said olives, didn't specify they were kalamata olives which was a surprise. I do recommend adding the roasted garlic, it came as whole roasted cloves.
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Michelle H
3 contributions
Didn't like
• 7/4/25
• DoorDash order
Tasso Sweet Onion pizza was gross. Did not even look close to the picture. Basically a cheese pizza that tasted like chemicals. Literally had three tiny pieces of shriveled up ham...I think. Worst pizza I have ever taken a bite of. So very disappointing to have paid $28 for this.
