5 Best Pizza Restaurants near Crystal Spring

“Kathy's is always our go-to when we're working at our auction business, and many of our customers rave about their fish on Fridays. Hands down, the best pizza around, and the subs are loaded with meat and fresh bread. If you leave hungry, it's your fault.“

“Love it here. Why? Simple ingredients. My one daughter has a potato and common preservatives intolerance.They were accommodating to check our list of things she can’t have against the pizza ingredients as best they could. We had a test pizza and she is good. Simple ingredients are best for us and overall health so I’m glad we can get pizza here. The workers are always friendly and caring. That matters to us. It was also good to find out the owner’s brother has an OIP in Bedford and we can get pizza here also as they both use the same ingredients in the pizza. These shops are some distance from us but it’s worth the drive for us to have quality food. #weaversstonehousefarm. Find us on YouTube.“

“The gluten free veggie pizza I got was delicious! So glad they had a gluten free option! Counter staff was friendly and the pizza was hot and ready to go when I came to pick it up. Plus I love to support local businesses! They are the life blood of the community.“

“On the road in Breezewood Pa, feeling a bit hungry, and hadn't visited Pizza Hut in a while, I gambled on this empty location, thought it was closed, but after realizing it was still open, ordered a personal pan. To my surprise, it was pretty good and reminded me of Pizza Hut of old. Doe thick and not chewey, way to go PH.“

“For what it is, this is a great place to grab an ice cream, cheeseburger, slice of pizza, Italian sub, and/or onion rings (The funnel cake fries are BOMB!). It’s proximity to the H&BT Rail Trail makes it THE IDEAL place to stop and refuel before heading out to bike, hike, and geocache.Little Mom & Pop places like this are so far and few between these days. Sure, you can go into Bedford Square or Everett proper for more commercial fast food options, but none of those places operate with a well seasoned grill like Brite Spot does.The staff here have always been super friendly and attentive. We come here to grab a bite to eat and to slow down. We’re mindful that there are only so many staff on hand manning the place.Most of their clientele seem to be workmen in the area. An excellent gauge as to how good the food is, when there is a steady stream of people picking up orders on their workday.There is a drive up window and outdoor and indoor seating. It is worth mentioning there are no public restrooms on the premises. I’m sure there is a bathroom for the staff, but with the inside area being so small, it would be a safety issue if customers were allowed to walk through the kitchen area to get to the bathroom.It’s a very tidy and neatly kept establishment. And a nice break from the hustle and bustle of town and traffic elsewhere. They should be called “The Sweet Spot.”“