Pizza Restaurants near Richfield Springs

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  • Brickhouse Pizzeria 1 West Main Street, Richfield Springs Pizza · $

    1 Brickhouse Pizzeria

    4.6 Superb 118 Reviews

    1 West Main Street, Richfield Springs

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Cheese Pizza with Sausage and Green and Red Peppers
    • Slaw Be Brickhouse Sub
    • Chicken Caesar Salad
    • Great American Pizza

    “I needed food catered for a gathering at my mother's home after her funeral. Being from Long Island, I was not familiar with restaurants in this area. How lucky I was to walk into Brickhouse Pizzeria. Mike was so helpful when it came to planning a menu on such short notice. We ordered large trays of chicken Parm, meatballs, sausage and peppers, garlic knots, salad, pizza and a platter of wraps. I couldn't tell you which was my favorite because everything was excellent! The freshest food, large portions and absolutely delicious. He was also so compassionate that he arranged for the food to be delivered to my Mom's house after the funeral, so we would have one less thing to worry about that day. What an amazing place!”

  • New York Pizzeria 126 West Main Street, Richfield Springs Pizza · $

    2 New York Pizzeria

    4.1 Good 167 Reviews

    126 West Main Street, Richfield Springs

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Pepperoni Pizza
    • Antipasto Salad
    • Chicken Riggies
    • Garlic Knots

    “The pizza is always so good! Best in town!! Everyone is always friendly when we go in.”

  • Hunt Brothers Pizza 7368 NY-28, Schuyler Lake Pizza · $

    3 Hunt Brothers Pizza

    5.0 Superb 2 Reviews

    7368 NY-28, Schuyler Lake · 5.56 miles

    • Delivery

    “love there pizza and you cant get unlimited toppings”

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