4 Best Pizza Restaurants near Victor

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  • Cowboy Troy's 2359 US-93, Victor Bar & Grill · $$

    1 Cowboy Troy's

    4.1 Good 168 Reviews

    2359 US-93, Victor

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Chicken Tenders with Homemade Chips
    • Cowboy Burger with Sweet Potato Tots
    • Chicken Mango Jalapeño Pizza
    • Mushroom Swiss Burger

    “I ordered a pizza to go. A large Margarita pizza(gash creek). I was told 20 minutes until it would be ready. They had it ready within the 19-minute drive to the bar. The pizza itself was pretty decent. Adequate toppings and sauce. A little flop and not really any char to the bottom. The flavor was overall good, and nothing was overpowering. A large was $25, which is definitely on the steep side of a smallish large pizza. Overall, it's not a bad pizza. Ill try a few others in the future to compare.”

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  • Wild Hare Cafe North, 4018 US Hwy 93, 4018 US-93, Stevensville Pizza · $

    2 Wild Hare Cafe

    5.0 Superb 1 Review

    North, 4018 US Hwy 93, 4018 US-93, Stevensville · 8.08 miles

    • Take-Out
    Menu
  • Hot Stuff Pizza 1987 North 1st Street, Hamilton Pizza · $

    3 Hot Stuff Pizza

    3.5 Good 2 Reviews

    1987 North 1st Street, Hamilton · 9.93 miles

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    Menu
  • Kodiak Jax | Pizza 514 Main Street, Stevensville Pizza · $

    4 Kodiak Jax | Pizza

    4.0 Good 245 Reviews

    514 Main Street, Stevensville · 6.75 miles

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Philly Cheese Steak
    • German Pork Pizza
    • Pepperoni Pizza
    • Spicy Chicken

    “Can someone please fix the damn phone so when you call in it doesn’t screech and cut out like something made and used in the 1990’s. Getting attitude from the order taker doesn’t help when it’s their equipment problem!”

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