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Top 5 Pizza food in Clayton, New York, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pizza food in Clayton, New York, United States. Clayton is a town in Jefferson County, New York, USA. The population was 5,153 at the 2010 census. The town is named after John M. Clayton, a federal political leader from Delaware.
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1. Wood Boat Brewery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 411 reviews
Reviewed By Rebecca G
Went here for lunch on 9/8/19. After finding a table waited several minutes for a server to appear. We ordered drinks which came quickly. Server said he would return in a minute to take our food order. Beer was flat and mostly tasteless, and could not be consumed. Waited almost 10 minutes for server to return. We called out to another server passing by and said beer was flat and original server never reappeared, and that we would be leaving. She apologized for the lack of service, etc. Not sure if we will return to the Wood Boat Brewery in the future.
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2. Di Prinzio's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Grover_Ohio
Located right near the Riverside public docks, at just above water level. Nice bar and outdoor seating. Although we did not have any wood fired pizza, it did look great, and made fresh right in front of you. We were taken care of promptly, and given glasses of water without asking, which is a nice change. The arancini was ok, came to the table luke warm, so had to be eaten quickly. Same goes for the chicken marsala, luke warm, but was very good. My wife's antipasto was ok, greens were fresh. We would go back again.
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3. Di Prinzio's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By WolrabRoil
We arrived and they were quite busy but we only waited a few minutes for an outside high top. Great views of the River. Service was attentive in the beginning then a bit spotty most likely because the inside dining area filled up too. Summer staffing is always challenging in seasonal towns. Our server was very nice and well educated on the wines. We ordered a Chianti, a salad, fried calamari, a pizza and spaghetti with chicken. The salad was a little heavy with the cheddar cheese, the dressing was delicious. The calamari was hot and crispy. The sausage pizza was delicious. The spaghetti was ordered with no cheese and it arrived with cheese. Our server was apologetic and took it back. A new dish came out about 15 minutes later. Our server did say it would take a little while which was fine. The pasta was a bit boring for me but our daughter loved it. We will definitely go back. Overall it was a very enjoyable evening.
4. Mar's Pizzeria
Reviewed By wagsanders
Ordered & ate pizza there. It was a bit later on a Sunday evening. Many tables needed busing & cleaning. Ingredients on pizza were scanty especially the mushrooms. Had to really hunt thru for the miniscule pieces of mushrooms. Tasted OK. But being from the Buffalo, NY area, our pizza standards are pretty high---Buffalo DOES have the best pizza & chicken wings ANYWHERE! Maybe, just maybe, if we couldn't wait for pizza till we got home, we might give Mars a 2nd chance.
5. Attilio's Pizza
Overall Ratings
3 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Zoltan R
Attilioâs is your standard, run of the mill, mom and pop style pizza place. You have your standard choices for toppings which are fine, and the pizza itself comes squared. It boasts its pizza as being NY style, but in reality itâs more of momâs homemade pizza - good enough to satisfy your craving, but nothing special. Their âbroastedâ chicken makes up for their pizza, while although the meat itself isnât too flavourful, the crisp outer crust and the overall juiciness (or cooking oil?) more than makes up for it. Iâd go back again if I have the opportunity.
