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Top 7 Pizza food in Zionsville, Indiana, United States
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Zionsville. Zionsville is a suburban town located in the extreme southeast area of Boone County, Indiana, United States, northwest of Indianapolis. The population was 14,160 at the 2010 census, and grew to 26,784 in the Census 2016 estimates.
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7. Domino's Pizza
Visit your Zionsville 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 Marion M
Whenever I'm eating home alone, Dominos is usually the first choice. The pizza is the pizza, nothing special but very dependable and when you order using their app you are generally assured they started with the right order. What I like most is they have other offerings and all can be delivered. I particularly liked their wings but also very much enjoy the chocolate lava cake. They do a nice job.
6. Pizza King
Reviewed By HoosierWisdom
I ordered the pepperoni Pizza, it was hot and well covered with cheese and meat (warning, it is a ground pepperoni rather than the round slices we normally see. I actually like this better as it is not as greasy).Service was good. Most of the business is carryout, but I was not ignored at all.
5. Hot Box Pizza
Reviewed By Swiss_Zirks
We were offered several different types of crust and chose thin. The pizza was much thinner and smaller than expected. So, we asked for it, but were suprised. Price was great and delivery was quick.
4. Fox's Pizza Den
Reviewed By initfrfn
Ordered online with a delivery time of 12 noon. After multiple calls and excuses of weâre busy and running late but driver is out. Finally shows up and leaves pizza but no paper plates or utensils. No apology just talking next time. There will not be a next time after this order and terrible service. Late and no supplies which is delivery 101.
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3. Zionsville Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By TwoWas
I really like to support local, non-chain restaurants, but I can't support Zionsville Pizzeria anymore. Depending on the pizza you order, it can taste better than chains like Dominos, Papa Johns, etc. And the staff are very nice people.However, their buffet really misses the mark.Generally when someone goes to a buffet they are expecting to have a range of food readily available. We haven't found that to be the case here in the 3 times we've had their's (2 for dinner, 1 for lunch).Their salad ingredients are skimpy, but that's fine since we're really going there for the pizza. As for pizza, we've never seen more than 2 pizzas out at the same time. So unless you want cheese or veggie, you'll have to wait, and it's not like they have lots of pies ready to be set out.The nice thing is that staff want to please, so once they realize they are low on pizza they will ask what type we would like, but then they have to make it from scratch, so you have to wait ~15 minutes for it to cook. Once you have 2 or 3 families eating at the same time, a polite rush to the replenished pizzas ensues.At $10 per person (dinner price), it's just not worth it.If you want a pizza buffet in the area, your best bet is Roselli's on Michigan Ave. It only for lunch, but you'll have a continuous stream of 6 different pizzas. Lunch only, however.
2. Greek's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By travellingangie
Firstly, I wish this place existed when I lived in this town,but, it was nice to get while visiting. We got a special that included 2 pizzas and soda. My daughter loves the bread sticks, so we got an order of those, as well. Everything was great.
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1. Amore Pizzeria & Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Family owned since 2004, brothers, Daniel and Christopher Simone have been the backbone of "Amore". Their journey began on Long Island but fate brought them to Indianapolis in 1992. They both graduated locally from Hamilton Southeastern high school before
Reviewed By Zebra_45678
I wanted to try this place out. My normal pizza from Domino's would have been a better meal than this place. I had three different types of pizza, Stromboli calzone, and meatballs, and sausage.I was not very impressed with the food and I will not make a 40 minute drive to give the place another try. The total was $30, so a bit expensive given the Domino's pizza with a coupon will run you around $11 (and the pizza is much better).
