Browse menus, reviews and photos of Pizza Restaurants near Amherst.
Pizza Takeaway · $
65 University Drive Suite 1, Amherst
Customers’ favorites
“anything here is good just be prepared for wait times when calling in during the lunch/dinner rush”
Pizza Delivery · $
481 West Street, Amherst
Customers’ favorites
“I had a gluten free pizza from Sibie's today and it was great! It came baked in a dish to keep it away from the other pizzas and I thought that was really nice. The regular crust pizzas we also ordered were equally delicious and loved by everyone. My husband picked up the order and commented on how friendly the staff were. 10/10”
Pizza · $
31 North Pleasant Street, Amherst
Customers’ favorites
“the chicken parm pizza and chicken bacon ranch are delicious best pizza spot ever.”
Pizza · $
150 Fearing Street, Amherst
“We used Campus Pizza to provide post game meals for our lacrosse team and the service was excellent, prices good and the food delicious! They delivered meals for 70 people right to us in the parking lot beside the field and even numbered each item by jersey number for easy distribution. Highly recommend using them to cater for your team event!”
Pizza · $
17 Montague Road, Amherst
Customers’ favorites
“Ordered the famous heart shaped pizza for my son and his girlfriend, totally understand they’re swamped with Valentine days orders, and the gentleman helped me this afternoon was awesome!! And it was delivered on time, on the dot! Both kids enjoyed it very much and a big shout out and THANK YOU!”
Soup · $$
667 North Pleasant Street, Amherst
“Just an absolutely perfect place with plenty of vegan and also “normal” food options. I’m so glad I found this place. I had the Quinoa salad and it was the best vegan whole plant food lunch I’ve eaten in a long time, maybe ever. Delicious food can be healthful, and someone in that kitchen knows that! Congrats!”
Pizza · $
2144 255 Triangle Street, Amherst
Customers’ favorites
“The freshness of the food the care that goes into preparing the food to making taste so good thanks crew”
Cafeteria · $
667 North Pleasant Street, Amherst
Customers’ favorites
“Every Thursday is Chicken Tenders Night for the squad. I'm reviewing this on a Monday even though Chicken Tenders Night is on Thursday, that's how much I'm looking forward to Thursday! Nothing beats onion rings and chicken tenders. My friends and I all live in Southwest, but we make the trip to Worcester ever week. We basically walk a mile from our dorms just to get to Worcester! It's our late night ritual.. I recommend always getting honey mustard and blue cheese. Sometimes I tell my friends that I can't talk right now because all I want to do is eat and wait in line for the next batch of chicken.”
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.