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Fast Food · $
467 Central Avenue, City of Orange
Customers’ favorites
“Yum. Got the crave case to take back to Maryland.”
Pizza · $
246 Park Avenue, City of Orange
Customers’ favorites
“To begin with, thank you for being so kind and answering the phone even before you were officially open. You welcomed my son and me in, let us pay for our pizza, and even offered to deliver it up the street because I’m currently having difficulty walking. That level of kindness truly meant more to me than you know. You called when it was ready and personally delivered it. And let me just say — this was hands down some of the best pizza I’ve had in a long time. Not just because of your generosity, but because everything was absolutely delicious — from the perfectly cooked pepperoni to the flavorful sauce and the crust baked just right. My son even said, “We’re never ordering from anywhere else again!” 😂 I highly recommend this place. The customer service goes beyond expectations, and the food is just as amazing.”
Pizza
Fast Food · $
145 South Main Street Suite 147, City of Orange
Customers’ favorites
“I liked it. Pleasant atmosphere. Only disappointed shakes were unavailable!”
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