Location: LaGrange
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Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in LaGrange. LaGrange is a city and the county seat of Troup County, Georgia, United States. The population of the city was estimated to be 30,452 in 2013 by the U.S. Census Bureau. It is the principal city of the LaGrange, Georgia Micropolitan Statistical Area, which is included in the Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Gainesville, Georgia-Alabama (part) Combined Statistical Area. It is about 60 miles (97 km) southwest of Atlanta and located in the foothills of the Georgia Piedmont.
Things to do in LaGrange
10. Wings Pizza N Things
Reviewed By TourismExec
purchase a value meal and was somewhat disappointed that my fries were cold . . . burger was good as always . . . ordered unsweet tea and was given sweet tea and didn't find out until I reached my hotel. :-(
9. Domino's Pizza
Reviewed By Rick A
This is our first experience with Domino's and we are pleasantly surprised. We had hot sandwiches and cheesy bread delivered to our motel in 15 minutes. And, the food was excellent. We will surely try this chain again.
8. Domino's Pizza
Visit your Lagrange Domino's Pizza today for a signature pizza or oven baked sandwich. We have coupons and specials on pizza delivery, pasta, buffalo wings, & more! Order online now!
Reviewed By lafayettegardeninn
We have pizza here nearly every month for our staff meeting and the pizza delivery is always on time, fresh and hot, and the driver's are friendly too. We will continue to choose Dominos for our Pizza meals.
7. Karvelas Pizza Lagrange
Reviewed By coachshane88
So I finally had a chance to check out the food at our new pizza place, Karvelas. I got a take out and had to wait bout 15 minutes. I ordered the pound of boneless wings n fries. Wasn't feeling the heat tonight so I went Tennessee Whiskey, outstanding! I ordered my own pizza with grandma sauce and ground beef and pepperoni...Really liked the flavors of the sauce and texture of the crust. Definitely will be back.
6. Marco's Pizza
Reviewed By Joybots
My husband and I ate at Marco's on January 2, 2018. It had newly opened in LaGrange, GA. We ordered and about 12 - 15 minutes later, our pizza was brought to the table. I have eaten pizza my whole life, but never had a pizza with such fresh and delicious ingredients. Even the cheese was so fantastic, never have I had such a great tasting mozzarella. A great pizza and so glad it is in LaGrange!
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5. Papa John's Pizza
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. We're as hungry for perfection today as we were when we first opened our doors more than 30 years ago. And we're driven to be th
Reviewed By flydug
I ordered carry out. It was good and correct. Normally, this wouldn't warrant a review, however LaGrange doesn't have many pizza places that are capable of achieving those two at the same time. Congrats papa.
4. Fox's Pizza Den
Reviewed By rtmurphy
Has a Pizza Buffet at Lunch with many non-typical pizzas if you like that sort of thing, above average Salad bar. If you are looking for a Sausage or ham Pizza, may not find it. Thinnish Crust, Sauce is OK. Dinner is nothing to be awarded 5 stars but average food for a local restaurant.Just wanted to say thanks for visiting us. And just to let you know that when you come in for the buffet, and you want a certain kind of pizza, just ask your server and we'll try to meet your request.
3. Milanos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Jimmyfromga
A new find! Will add to one of our dining destinations for Hogansville/LaGrange. A great little secret authentic Greek. Great menu, great staff and adequate ambience.
2. Your Pie
Your Pie is the world's originator of the fast casual, brick-oven, customized personal pizza category. Founded by Drew French in 2008, the Your Pie concept was inspired by family recipes from the Italian island of Ischia. Your Pie uses hand-tossed dough,
Reviewed By fsugirl24
Was hesitant to try this place because it didnât have any reviews - glad we did. Itâs a build your own pizza place. Very good. My husband and I each had a 10 inch pizza, side salad and drink for $27. A little pricey but good.
1. Pizza Villa Lagrange Georgia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Nikos1121
I thought Iâd check out The Pizza Villa (pronounced vee-ah) again, originally described by me as being âso dark the menu is in braille.â It still has the honor of being The Most Romantic Restaurant in LaGrange, GA. Without a doubt, it has the most loyal diners, who have been going there since childhood. I like it too.I stopped this time for dinner. As usual, the place was packed. The bill of fare had only a few changes. Helen Keller Menu Night is now Tuesdays, and Ray Charlesâ Night is now on Thursdays. The place is just as dark as when I reviewed it a couple years ago. How dark is it? First off an usherette, not a hostess, escorts you with a flashlight to your table. There are no windows. Sitting in the dark reminded me of watching 16mm home movies with the family in our basement. Itâs so dark your voice echoes. The waiters look like the Morlocks in "The Time Machine".This place gives a whole new meaning to âmystery meat.â In here you trade your sense of sight for ESP.An elderly couple sat in front of me. She was wearing sunglasses and had a cane, he was wearing a carbide light and carrying a canary in a cage. They asked for the âCoal Miner Special.â This place is dark.One odd looking man came in wearing a long nightshirt and carrying a candle lamp like Nicodemus looking for an honest man. A family of four looked dressed for zombie night. This is where you should go for Halloween.Coming here for a business meeting? Youâll have to wait until youâre outside to read the venderâs business card. Itâs that dark.Pizza Villa (pronounced vee-ah) is one restaurant that will always be darker than it is outside, even during a full moon eclipse. You canât hail your servers by hand, you have to text them. The only way you tell your cola from your water glass is to lower your head and listen closely for the fizz. Trust me, itâs dark.But the owners will tell you their raving fans like it that way, and dark makes it romantic. That did nothing for me, because I was dining solo. If youâre single, this is hands down the worst place to meet someone. You need to get within 12 inches of a personâs face just to see them clearly, and then at the risk of spooking them. If they had a lounge theyâd have to convert each bar stool to seat two people. On the other hand this is a great place for a first date âcause you donât have to worry about making a bad first impression. No one can see you. Walking to the rest room I bumped twice into the lady in front of me. She probably thought I was a transgender in a hurry or a stalker. Folks, let me tell you, this place is really dark.Itâs so dark that you have to crawl in and out on your hands and knees as itâs unsafe to walk upright. I wouldnât be surprised if the number one work injury for staff is tripping over bodies in the entry way.Seriously, this is a great place to eat, and the dark atmosphere, a single candle on each table, shouldnât discourage you from eating here. In fact, subdued illumination might even be better for our health. Honestly, a very expensive 2012 study, (probably funded with taxpayer money), by Cornell University found that people took in 18 percent fewer calories with the lights down low. I could have told them that, and saved them money. I mean why would you put something in your mouth that you canât see?If youâve never been to Pizza Villa (did I say itâs pronounced vee-ah?) youâre missing some pretty good food. The menu is very popular with the young and old alike and hasnât changed much since the place opened. The pizzas are the very best in town, and yes, itâs dark and, in its own special way, romantic. Load the flashlight app on your phone before going there. Bon appetit!
