Smash Pizza
$$ • Pizza
Hours:
3403 Devils Glen Rd, Bettendorf
(563) 900-4064
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I’m Chicago born and raised, so yeah—I don’t play about my pizza. Deep dish, tavern-style, Sicilian… I love it all. So when my friends kept talking up Smash Pizza, we decided to try it for Mother’s Day.
It’s a cute, smaller spot, so just know you might have to wait or do takeout. But the staff made it worth it—our waitress (purple ponytail, wish I caught her name!) was so warm and helpful with recommendations.
We started with the bread plate, and listen…that...read full review
Try the bee sting pizza and tell me it’s not the best pizza you’ve ever had
Great find for us! I can’t have dairy and they make a dairy free pizza that tastes just like real cheese! The bread plate was amazing and the wine list impressive! We will be regulars!
Menu
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 7PM |
Smash Pizza offers high-quality ingredients, from the best Smash burger in town to the Nashville Hot Chicken Sando with perfect crisp. Their deep dish and Sicilian pizzas are top-notch, and the in-house made pasta is incredible. The wood-fire pizza is the best ever tasted, with fresh and amazing ingredients. Customers often praise the delicious crust and the fried mozzarella and bread plate with butter, which add to the overall experience. Many recommend trying Smash Pizza for a satisfying meal, though some mention the wait times can be quite long, especially for pickup orders. The small environment can feel crowded, and parking is busy with people going in and out. The restaurant is not very kid-friendly, and some feel it could benefit from expansion. While the atmosphere is decent, service quality can vary, and some wish they posted their pasta options. Despite these issues, Smash Pizza remains a popular spot for quality food, especially the wood-fire pizza and the Nashville Hot Chicken Sando. It’s a reliable place for a good meal, even if it might not be the most memorable or favorite in the area.