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Maryland, United States Food Guide: 9 Pizza food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in College Park
Best Pizza restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pizza food in College Park. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pizza restaurants near you.. The City of College Park is in Prince George's County, Maryland. The population was 30,413 at the 2010 United States Census. It is best known as the home of the University of Maryland, College Park, and since 1994 the city has also been home to the National Archives at College Park, a facility of the U.S. National Archives, as well as to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Center for Weather and Climate Prediction (NCWCP).
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9. Pizza Hut
Reviewed By travelinman47
First of all this is by far the dirtiest and most poorly run Pizza Hut restaurants in existence. The place is outdated and a mess. The furniture is curb worthy on trash day.Here again we have what should be a gold mine. A pizza restaurant in a college town with 80,000 college kids and numerous residents and hotels.The Robles is the product stinks in its entirety. They cannot cook a formula pizza. The pizza is either overcooked and inedible or undercooked and inedible. And the staff and management are clueless and at times very rude. There is a bit of a frat house attitude behind the counter and it shows in the end result.Very bad.
8. D.P. Dough Calzones
We are the number one late-night delivery restaurant in College Park, MD. Featuring made-to-order calzones, wings, desserts, and salads. People build their nights around ordering D.P. Dough. We are a part of College Park and College Park is a part of us.
Reviewed By travelgirlNH123
Ordered delivery to our hotel on a Friday night. Delivery took 1hr. The menu had a lot of variety and my husband and I decided to split the Roni Zone and the Philly Zone. Roni Zone had a good amount of cheese and overall was fairly good. Philly Zone had hardly any cheese whatsoever, but the steak (not at all seasoned) was fairly plentiful. Pretty standard pizza sauce comes on the side. Calzone was thin and had nice texture-almost like a pita.Travelgirl,Thanks for ordering from us last night and for the positive review. We will work to make sure the next time you order the Philly Zone there is plenty of cheese inside. Hope to see you soon!Dave
7. Slices Pizza Co.
Reviewed By Omar S
After 3 visits, it's consistent: really great slices of pepperoni, if a little expensive, but not very good "fancy" pizzas.On the most recent visit, the pepperoni slice was crispy-crusted, fresh-tasting, with a good balance of cheese and sauce, dripping with oil. Yum. But by comparison, a meat-lovers slice was leaden and salty and not warmed all the way through, and was still sitting heavy in my stomach hours later.Considering those 2 slices were $7.40, the budget-minded should probably get a whole pizza somewhere else for only a few bucks more (and have enough for leftovers, or to share). If you're hankering for one slice, go here and get the pepperoni, but not the place for something fancier, or for a whole meal.
6. Lotsa Stone Fired Pizza
PERFECT STONE-FIRED PIZZA IN 150 SECONDS Your custom pizza creation is prepared fresh from premium ingredients while you watch. Start by selecting your dough, which we hand-shape right in front of you. Then move down the line to select your favorite sauce
Reviewed By deathblosom
I went during school break, it is close to University of Maryland, and it was very slow, just a few days before Christmas. The staff was friendly and helpful. The pizza cooks quickly and it good. They offer salads too but didn't try this time. I got the bbq chicken pizza.
5. Pizza Roma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By azada2014
Pizza Roma is not a big chain pizza and sub place just 2 locations, however their Meals are filling and very Cheap, compared to EVEN McDonalds or Pizza Hut! their steak and cheese is one of the best if not the best in the DC area, fresh beef (real) made to order, with fries and drink for about $6.50 and their pizza is delicious (baked brick oven style), the meat is healthier, slaughtered humanly , (halal) not machined slaughtered! their large 2 topping pizza is about $10,? its tucked away Next to the REI, please visit if you are in the MD -college park area or driving on 95 EXIT 25, right off the beltway, I love eating at this place!
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4. Potomac Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
A delicious favorite since 1978, Potomac Pizza is one of Maryland's most beloved family restaurants. Potomac Pizza uses the freshest ingredients to create both traditional and healthy gourmet pizzas and offers a fun and memorable atmosphere that local res
Reviewed By nedtraveler
The rather new âThe Hotelâ across Baltimore Avenue from the Univ. of Maryland has (or had) four restaurants. The one associated with The Hotel (OMG = Old Maryland Grill) is an expensive and rather mediocre choice. Another in the same building, but under separate management, closes at 4 pm. A Greek restaurant went out of business a few months ago. So all that remains as an alternative to the main restaurant is Potomac Pizza (part of a small Maryland chain), which is in The Hotel building but accessible only by walking outside. It is a modest, casual place, catering to take-out food. You can also have it delivered to your room in The Hotel. But there are places to sit and order pizza or other Italian dishes. You would never know it from the menu, but it is possible to ask for an alcoholic beverage, like red or white wine or one of a few beers. The food portions are extremely large, but some items are relatively good, like eggplant parm. The linguine was terrible. Pizza was perhaps better than average, the calzone not so much. It is not like being in Italy, but then it is not like paying a fortune for mediocre food in the main OMG restaurant in the convention hotel. (Other restaurants are at least a quarter-mile walk away.)Thanks for your visit and review! Hope to see you again soon.
3. Mamma Lucia's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By HBH2336
Came here with my two boys. The staff was friendly and attentive but the food wasnât great. I got a Caesar salad which had some wilted lettuce and wasnât very crispy. My son got the personal pizza which the cheese kept sliding off so he got frustrated and stopped eating. I donât know that i would come back unless someone could recommend a specific dish that would be worth revisiting.
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2. Ledo Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By 907MaryM
There's all kinds of pizza joints these days with all sorts of claims to fame but us Marylanders, even those who have move away, always come back to Ledo's for our cheesy delights. The crust is light and thin. Sauce delicious and I still love my square slices.
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1. Blaze Fast-Fire'd Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By DaphneG962
It's a good option for students & faculty/staff at UMD and locals as the smallish 8" pizzas are customized and served fresh and hot. Not the best pizza but still very tasty (at least mine was). It's a thin crust so it can cook quickly. I've seen long lines but I came after the rush hours and service was relatively fast. One has to wait about 5-7 minutes for the pizza to be assembled and cooked.
