Browse menus, reviews and photos of Pizza Restaurants near Oskaloosa.
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214 A Avenue East, Oskaloosa
Customers’ favorites
“Shout Out to Oskaloosa Pizza Den for Helping to Feed Our William Penn Men's Volleyball Team & Families During Our "Family Weekend"! I Come to You EVERY YEAR and You Deliver. When We Walk-in With Those "Big Den" Boxes...Everyone Says, "Wow That's A Lot of Pizza!" (Ask Me About the Leftovers.....NONE!) You Make it Easy to Feed These Boys - Thank You!!”
Steak House · $
109 High Avenue West, Oskaloosa
Customers’ favorites
“We spent the night in Oskaloosa and this restaurant was recommended to us. What a great venue. The minute we walked in we were greeted by two very sweet young ladies. We requested a booth and they cleared a spot for us on a busy night. Our server was excellent and checked on us several times throughout our meal. Great food - my husband had grilled shrimp skewers that had the best seasoning and flavor. I had a grilled chicken breast and a giant baked potato, both very good. Great experience!”
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215 A Avenue East, Oskaloosa
Customers’ favorites
“Great place to eat. We are Celiac and they have gluten free crust . The women here are friendly , polite, and will take care of you . We have ate here for years and it’s Great every time . I wish they would come to our town .”
Pizza Delivery · $
208 A Avenue West, Oskaloosa
Customers’ favorites
“I recently ordered 15 pizzas for my son’s football team online the night before I wanted them. I needed to make a couple changes after completing my order so I called and spoke to an employee that was very professional and made my alterations happily. Then when I picked my order up the staff all told me how grateful they were for my order and helped me carry it out to my vehicle. Great job to all the staff working the afternoon of Thursday 10/16!”
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703 South Market Street, Oskaloosa
Customers’ favorites
“We’ve ordered from the Oskaloosa Pizza Hut twice since they opened. Everything was really good! The people are friendly and the food was hot and fresh. I know it’s been crazy busy, and they’ve probably had some struggles, but that’s totally normal for a new business. I think they’re doing a great job.”
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601 South Merino Avenue, Eddyville · 9.57 miles
“Godfathers pizza is the best. Granted o dont eat much, ima always able to find a dish fitted to m tummy size . Most good eateries recognize the fact that some are unable to order regular portion sizes and will let you order lighter fare not limited to. But including child's fate. Iyd I'd worth asking. I veive the accommodation of entree size is better than them having to clean up what the stomschveasntva le to handle. So Ask!”
A pizza from a vending machine takes 90 seconds. California Pizza Kitchen is betting on a thousand of them. The chain has partnered with retail services firm T-Roc Global to install and operate up to 1,000 automated retail machines across 30 U.S. markets over the next three years. The kiosks will go into airports, universities, hospitals, hotels and office complexes, places where a decent sit-down meal is hard to find. CPK will fill each market with a cluster of at least 20 machines before pushing further.
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PizzaExpress, a popular British restaurant chain that's been dishing out what it calls "Britalian" pizza for nearly 60 years, plans to make its U.S. debut in Florida this year. The chain, which generates more than half a billion in annual revenue from its nearly 360 locations across the U.K. and Ireland, isn't just another pizza joint.
California Pizza Kitchen (CPK) has partnered with multi-unit restaurant operator Sundine LLC to expand its presence in Nevada and Utah. It's CPK's first big franchising deal in the U.S. - and it couldn't come at a better time. The casual dining chain, known for its inventive pizzas, has struggled in recent years to keep stores open.