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West Virginia, United States Food Guide: 5 Pizza food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Kingwood
Best Pizza restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pizza food in Kingwood. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pizza restaurants near you.. Kingwood is a city in and the county seat of Preston County, West Virginia, United States, and is part of the Pittsburgh DMA. Kingwood was founded in 1815. The population was 2,939 at the 2010 census. The West Virginia Zoo is located in Kingwood.
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1. Fox's Pizza Den
Reviewed By coalcountry14
Fox's is one of our favorite pizzarias. The delivery is not always quick but I think that's because of lack of drivers. But the food is good and there are weekly specials that everyone would enjoy.
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2. Little Caesars
Reviewed By coalcountry14
Usually within 5 min you have your hot meal. They have given discounts to organizations to help out with non-profit events and I think that says something for the business.
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3. Pizza Hut
Reviewed By DonnaP26444
This is a favorite local place to eat. However, my husband is handicapped -there is a handicapped ramp, limited handicapped parking 2-3 spots but one needs to use the restroom before visiting if in a wheelchair. There is no way a wheelchair would fit in the 2 ft bathroom doors and narrow and small bathrooms hallway entrance. The fixtures and carpet is original so it is badly worn and interior needs updated badly. This business does about 1/2 of its business in take out and dine in orders both. The food is delicious. Lunch buffet is a great bargain for your buck. Despite the original interior needing updated the staff try to keep the tables and area clean. There is a few games, and candy machines for kids.
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4. PC'S Pizza
Reviewed By travelkitty50
We stopped in here for a quick lunch before heading back to central Maryland last weekend and I was intrigued by the chicken dinner special (advertised twice on chalk boards inside and out). We seated ourselves and the manager came over with menus. I told him that the chicken dinner sounded really good to me. He told me that they had run out of it and that it was very popular. I'm sure that it was. I had to choose something else so we both got the spaghetti with meatballs. This turned out not to be a good choice. It took much longer than two orders should normally take and when it came it wasn't good. The noodles and sauce were already mixed and tasted as if they had come out of a container and reheated. The meatballs were clearly reheated and then plopped on top of the noodles. They were a different temperature. I ate the meatballs and gave the rest to hubby. The salads that came with this had green pepper all over them. I picked the diced pieces out. Hubby sent his back. Another server brought this out to him and seemed put out about doing that. I noticed that nothing got cleared during our time here either. I also heard another table ask hopefully for the chicken dinner special so they still hadn't erased it from their chalkboards. I would have given this review a 2 but I think that they really thought that this kind of experience was acceptable.
5. Shorthorns Saloon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By lucymae65
Drove to Terra Alta to watch a friend play music and was early. So my husband and I decided to go ahead and eat. Was welcomed as we entered an told to sit anywhere we liked. We chose the bar. The building was formerly Model T Ford factory so a lot of the decor is of the pictures of the owner and vintage items. Even the sinks in the bathrooms were different. Bartender took our drink orders and brought us back menus. Everything looked inviting and we both chose the steaks. They came with a house salad that was a little heavy on the bell peppers and could have used bacon bits and croutons. All in all the salads were good. While we were waiting for the main course, a gentleman from the dining area had to come to the bar to get a beer. Not sure where his server was. Our steaks finally arrived, and they were cooked just how we ordered them. Had to pay for bread to go along with it- 0.25 per piece and were crispy, grilled slices of Italian bread. We had 6 slices. My plate came with seasonal veggies that had garlic and butter plus thick cut fries. I requested some brown gravy to dip them in, gravy was extra as well. My husbandâs plate came with a double order of mashed potatoes as he is not a fan of seasonal veggies. The food was delicious and they have a full bar plus craft beer on tap. A bit pricey but well worth it. But the moral to the story should focus on where you sit. If you really want excellent service, sit at the bar, plus you never run out of drinks.
