Location: Scottsburg
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Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Scottsburg. Scottsburg is a city in Vienna Township, Scott County, in the U.S. state of Indiana, about 30 miles (48 km) north of Louisville, Kentucky. The population was 6,747 at the 2010 census. The city is the county seat of Scott County.
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1. Jendy's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
3 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Raenay75
We went on a Saturday about 5:30 pm. Not very many people were here when we arrived but several came in. This was our first visit and we decided to just have a seat, not knowing what to do. No one came to our table and no one greeted us. We decided to just go to the register and ordered the buffet. We first ordered our drinks and there was no ice. The gentleman was pretty prompt at filling it however. I went to the salad bar first and WOW~GROSS! There was no way I would eat anything off of there nor allow my kids. The broccoli was brown, the carrots were black on the ends and the lettuce on the bottom was wilted and brown. It was just dirty and unappetizing which was a bummer because I really like pizzeria salads. The pizza buffet was ok, nothing to brag about. The spaghetti is sitting in water and all the cheeses and sauces needed stirred badly because there was a film on top of everything. I decided to try some breadsticks and opt out of pizza and salad. The breadsticks were really good! The place was getting busy and the pizza on the buffet was very minimal at best. I never tried the pizza because I didnt want to wait for them to bring any out. So $8.50 for breadsticks is quite expensive! The inside of the place is very dirty, very worn and they staff wasnt quick on cleaning any of the tables. I wouldnt eat here again, nor would I do carry out if I lived in the area. Its dirty and rundown!
2. Pizza Hut
Reviewed By GoatMilkSoapFamily
If you haven't been lately, it's time to go back! We had a "cherry bomb" that had spinach and cherry bomb peppers with Asiago cheese and a basalmic drizzle that was really delicious, and a "7 alarm with 4 different types of pepper, pepperoni, and a red pepper dusting on the crust. It was spicy, but it was a suprisingly very tasty blend, not just heat but great flavor, too. There were other pizza offerings that were more than the traditional as well. I was impressed with how many vegetables were available on the pizzas.The wings have come a long way since my last visit as well. I never liked the breaded wings, so I was thrilled to have the option of "traditional" wings. They were even cooked thoroughly so they weren't slimy like so many "push the orders out" kitchens produce. I like a well cooked wing! Overall, I'd give it 4.5/5 if I could; only not giving the 5 because parking is tough for a large vehicle, and the atmosphere is still Pizza Hut: very good, but shy of excellent. I'll be back!
