11 Best Pizza Restaurants in Windsor

“This place is fantastic!! The best in windsor for pizza and all your favs !“

“Did the meat pizza and it is outstanding! Lots of meat and cheese! Great crust and friendly service!“

“I love Pizza Vino! Such delicious food and excellent service! The atmosphere is also spot on! I would highly recommend coming here for a delicious and relaxing dinner. Great for date night or anytime! Amazing!!“

“Very good pizza! I asked for extra sauce as this Midwest boy thinks that CO pizza places never put enough sauce on it. It was perfectly prepared and we really enjoyed it. Not at all greasy, the crust was not too thin or too thick. Will definitely be back!“

“Very affordable happy hour 🍻“

“Never had a bad pizza from PAPA Murphy’s“

“We have always known hearth offered great food and great service. But that was further exemplified yesterday when we used DoorDash to order a pizza and some apps. When we received our delivery, we found the dasher had only grabbed the bag of appetizers and not the pizza box. Because of the photo the driver took upon delivery we were unable to seek restitution through the app. When we called hearth to see if we could pick up the food, the gentleman working let us know the pizza was still there. When we asked if we could retrieve it, he insisted that the kitchen prepare one fresh. Ultimately, we were able to secure the new pizza and left very happy to enjoy our delicious hearth meal. We were left extremely satisfied by the handling of the situation by the kind staff. Thank you Hearth Team!“

“I just have to give a huge shoutout to Ervin at Roma Italian Restaurant. He is an amazing chef and you can truly taste the passion he puts into his food. The pizza he makes is hands down the best I’ve had — perfectly crispy crust, fresh ingredients, and incredible flavor in every bite.

If you’re going to Roma, make sure you try one of Ervin’s pizzas. You won’t regret it! Highly recommend! 🍕🔥“

“Cheesus crust! Best pizza any gal could ever devour!“

“For those who drive by or order delivery from this Pizza Hut, you probably should stop in. They remodeled the interior a few years ago, and frankly it is a lot nicer than before. I like to order carry-out as they have a GREAT deal if you order online. We eat pizza from a number of places around Windsor, but I'll say that since I found that deal we 'gravitate' to 'the HUT'. The staff is consistently nice and talks with me as I pay for my order...though I will say I have not been in our Pizza Hut when it is crowded and loud since like 2015. Makes for a comfortable experience enjoying a Pizza in my opinion.“

“I ate at The Sand Bar last night. It's down in the basement of the main restaurant clubhouse (upstairs on the main level is their fine dining). The booths are like golf cart seats, and the ceiling is painted blue like the sky with wraparound accent lighting behind a little shelf that's recessed in the ceiling. The cheeseburger I got was a bit too dry, and the tots could've been sprinkled with seasoning. The Key Lime Pie was good but very sweet. The standout for me was the chicken taco! They put about as much chicken and cheese as would fit in it. I certainly feel like I got my money's worth. It tasted delicious. After the dry burger, the chicken was nicely seasoned and dripping with juice.
The sink in the men's room was broken, meaning they needed to reattach the faucet to the granite sink. Water still came out and I could wash my hands. They said someone else also let them know and that they'd put in a work order to get it fixed.
But the most unpleasant thing about the whole meal last night was the obnoxiously loud guy sitting at the bar dropping frequent f-bombs. Looking over at another family table of 4, they seemed to be a bit uncomfortable and glaring over at him. Look, I get it. People get loud, rowdy, and drunk at a bar. I'm not a member here, but I have worked at a few country clubs. Stuff like that might happen out on the golf course, but never in the restaurant in front of children and more elderly members. At the very least, I don't think it unreasonable for one of the bartenders or managers to have asked the guy to speak a little quieter so that the whole restaurant didn't have to hear his many conversation topics and vulgar language.“