Location: Crystal City
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Most Popular Pizza food in Crystal City, Missouri, United States
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Crystal City. Crystal City is a city in Jefferson County, Missouri, United States. The population was 4,855 at the 2010 census. It was 4,247 at the 2000 census.
10. Domino's Pizza
Reviewed By Els W
Always get our pizzas here, great staff that is friendly and courteous. Prices and deals are awesome and I will not order from anyone else.
9. Casey's Carry Out Pizza
Reviewed By joerichter82
I live Caseys pizza...I just wish they had slices available all the time. I go in there often Nd the pizza warmer is empty.
8. Cecil Whittaker's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Bluestang40
I highly recommend this restaurant. I recently stopped in for the first time and the pizza was awesome. The manager and wait staff treated us very well. The atmosphere affords you the opportunity to catch a game with friends or dine with the entire family. Great experience!!
7. Papa John's Pizza
For Papa John's Pizza in Festus, MO, the secret to success is much like the secret to making a better pizza - the more you put into it, the more you get out of it. Whether it's our signature sauce, toppings, our original fresh dough, or even the box itsel
Reviewed By Gerry S
Nothing special. Just an average Papa John's. The new sandwich options aren't bad, but I wish you could opt out of the ranch dressing on the Philly Cheese Steak sandwich.
6. Imo's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By IowaJim2015
We hadnât had Imoâs Pizza for years so ordered a pizza and 8 wings. The pizza came quickly and was nice and hot but really not the style we enjoy. Iâm sure it was well prepared but the provel cheese is overwhelming and we miss the mozzarella taste on our pizza. The wings were also nice and hot and very moist and they were actually pretty good. Overall we enjoyed the meal but probably wonât order that style of pizza again for a while.
5. Pasta House Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Butterflydays
We were traveling near this Pasta House restaurant, so we planned on stopping in for their delicious Pasta House specialty salads. We were not disappointed. The dinner rolls and butter we super good, also. Friendly waiter, clean restaurant. Stop in...you will enjoy it!
4. Pizza Hut
Reviewed By mandidalesmom
This place is new and clean but beyond that I don't have much good to say. I've visited twice since they moved into the new place but I doubt that I will go back. The service is slow, and I think they actually forgot about us. With only 4 tables of guests it shouldn't have been difficult for 2 waitresses to keep up. I wanted a small pizza and was told they didn't have small they were out. How is a pizza resturant out of small? We ended up ordering 3 small pizzas and 3'drinks the bill was $51 a little expensive in my opinion and not very tasty either. Pizza Hut used to be one of my favorite pizzas but not from this location.
3. Cecil Whittakers Pizzaria
Reviewed By billfrog
Wife and I stopped in for lunch and had lunch specials of the Roast Beef Sandwich and Tortellini. The Roast Beef sandwich was good and the Tortellini was excellent. Dinner salads that came with the lunch special were just OK. Overall - a good lunch for the price paid.
2. The Brick Bistro & Brew
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By shugarshar
Lunch with my daughter at this newly opened bistro. Restaurant was clean and we were seated promptly. We ordered open faced Ham sandwich and the buffalo chicken sandwich and split them. We also ordered the peppercorn Parmesan side salad. All the food was really delicious! Sandwiches were served with kettle chips that were seasoned and tasty. The homemade salad dressing was really good as well. I felt like the prices were great. This is a very small bistro so do not expect anything fancy but it was good and I would return.
1. Pogolino's Pizza Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Gerry S
We visited Pogolino's for the first time when we moved to Festus about 12 years ago. We don't remember much of the visit, but for whatever reason, we never went back. Having read a recent article in the Jefferson County Leader about remodeling and now serving craft beers, we decided to give it a try. We're glad we did!A bit early for dinner, we were seated immediately, and drink orders taken right away. The addition of local microbrewery beers was a good move, as I think think the Urban Chestnut Zwickel, a Bavarian style lager, is a great beer to wash down the pizza.For dinner, we had to get the Pogolino's classic "Clown Special". The name apparently was from the early years of the restaurant when it was clown themed. They tried to change it over the years, but the name just stuck.It's what I'd call a classic "everything" pie with pepperoni, ham, pork sausage, mushrooms, green peppers, and onion. It's a St. Louis style thin crust pie and square cut as you'd expect. It was PERFECTLY cooked. The edges were a little brown and crispy, and the center was done.The restaurant itself looks great. The tables are not crowded at all. The booth we sat at overlooking Main Street was very comfortable. Lighting was neither too bright nor too dim. Service was excellent, and with a smile. In fact, all the staff seemed to be smiling, moving with a purpose, and seemed genuinely happy for our business. That's a good sign. Great visit. We've added this to our list of local restaurants we'll visit on a regular basis. The news article said you're going to add wine selections. We overheard the couple behind us try to order a glass of Merlot, but were told you don't have that. You really should serve a Merlot. That pairs well with pizza.
