Browse menus, reviews and photos of Pizza Restaurants in Charleston.
Pizza · $
1600 Lincoln Avenue, Charleston
Customers’ favorites
“I have been a customer for over 50 years and still love the pizza. What a treasure Pagliai's pizza is and always had been!”
Coffee Shops · $
708 Jackson Avenue, Charleston
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“The official coffee shop of Charleston Chiropractic Center.”
Pizza · $
215 Lincoln Avenue, Charleston
Customers’ favorites
“Love Chubby’s, always great!”
Pizza Delivery · $
667 Lincoln Avenue, Charleston
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“very quick service. a lot of different options. very cheap. and different options on how to pick up. we loved it!!”
Pizza · $$
909 18th Street, Charleston
Customers’ favorites
“The Manger should be teach the new pizza maker There's different sauces for point pizza than regular pizza! We are regular customers we do like the point pizza the sauce. We were disappointed tonight. Our server Freddie is great.”
Pizza · $
3 West Lincoln Avenue, Charleston
Customers’ favorites
“The Little Caesars Pizza in Charleston Illinois is the best! Great service, great food and the best attitudes among the staff.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”
Pizza Takeaway · $$
W Charleston Blvd, Charleston
“EDIT....... I was trying to review the Greenup location!!!!! Sorry about the confusion!! The Greenup location sucks, the charleston one isn't bad!!!I would not go to this place!! I ordered a humble pie and it cost me $27....Just 10-12 miles north, in charleston il, the same pizza is $17.. I was told in Greenup that Godfathers corporate changed the price of all the pizza's, this reflects that change. I went to Charleston after that and was told Godfathers didn't change their prices at all and it will always be $17 as far as she was concerned. The customer service is so much better at Charleston, the prices are better, and the pizza is better. Greenup should never lie to their customers, I will never go again. Food at Luvs is expensive anyway, but they could have been honest!!”
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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