Browse menus, reviews and photos of Pizza Restaurants near Middletown.
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11615 Shelbyville Road Suite 106, Middletown
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“Excellent pizza with a good brew selection. I look forward to visiting again!”
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Village Square, 11804 Shelbyville Road, Middletown
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“I never leave reviews but the people working tonight were amazing. 🙌🏼 my daughter was bleeding when we came in to pick up an order, i was really flustered in the moment & 2 staff members went to grab wet rags & bandaids for me— i just really appreciated the kindness in a moment where i was flustered. Also the hot honey pepperoni pizza is my fav 😍”
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235 Blankenbaker Parkway, Middletown
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“I just wanted to shout out the 2 hard working champions in this store. I came in for a single carryout pizza I had ordered ahead of time for my son and I. I heard they were 30 pies deep for 1 order and they still had the time to do an amazing job on mine so thank you for that, yall are amazing! 👏 🏆 Always serving up great food!”
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12907 Factory Ln g, Louisville
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“Pizza is amazing!!! So yummy. The bartender is HORRIBLE. Stood at bar showing pictures to someone and totally ignored me. I had to end up leaving and have someone else get our drinks. She was extremely rude!”
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9901 C La Grange Road, Louisville
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“My first visit today, decided on a late lunch. Very good pizza and wings on the buffet. Had a great conversation with the owners. Will definitely be back when in Louisville.”
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1315 Herr Lane, Louisville
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“Aimee was an excellent server. She was very friendly and even remembered my drink order from my last visit. She, Blyth and Ava always make an effort to say hi and make us feel welcomed. The BoomBozz at Westport Village is a standard for all.”
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12102 La Grange Road, Louisville
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“You won't regret it! Delish!”
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10600 Meeting Street, Prospect
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“Old School NY Pizza is hands-down one of the best spots in Louisville for that authentic New York-style slice, and I’ve become a regular for good reason. The staff here is genuinely great—friendly, fast, and always welcoming with a smile. They make you feel like a local even on your first visit, and they’re quick to get your order right, whether you’re grabbing a quick lunch or calling in for pickup. The salads are surprisingly excellent—fresh, generous portions, and perfectly dressed. They’re a solid choice if you’re balancing out the pizza indulgence or just want something light and tasty. But let’s talk about the pizza—it’s legit. The slices at lunch are a steal: big, foldable NY-style with that perfect thin, crispy crust, flavorful sauce, and gooey cheese that hits all the right notes. You can grab a couple slices and a drink for an unbeatable price, and it’s consistently hot and ready without feeling rushed or greasy. The whole pies are just as good if you’re feeding a group. The vibe is pure neighborhood gem—casual, laid-back, and comfortable. It’s got that classic pizzeria feel without any pretension, making it perfect for a quick bite, family dinner, or just chilling with friends. If you’re craving real-deal NY pizza in Louisville, do yourself a favor and hit up Old School NY Pizza. You won’t be disappointed—5 stars all the way! 🍕”
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4310 KY-146, La Grange
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“Hands down best Pizza in Town!!!!!! Even the cheesecake was super delicious.”
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