Location: Killingly
Top Restaurants in Killingly
Top Things to do in Killingly
Top 10 Pizza food in Killingly, Connecticut, United States
Reviews on Pizza food in Killingly, Connecticut, United States. Killingly is a town in Windham County, Connecticut, United States. The population was 17,370 at the 2010 census. It consists of the borough of Danielson and the villages of Attawaugan, Ballouville, Dayville, East Killingly, Rogers, and South Killingly.
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10. Domino's Pizza
Reviewed By stormitraveler
We order from this Dominoes every so often and it has, without a doubt, gone downhill in the past two years. Not sure what the problem is but both quality and consistency have gone downhill over time. A real shame as it was once a location where you knew you were getting a hot, delicious product for a reasonable price. Not any longer...now, sad to say, you don't know what you're getting.
9. Zoe's Restaurant
Reviewed By Samantha54115
Ran in for quick bite on our way from CT. to RI. Looked up website, menu and prices looked good. When we got there no patrons. Looked at menu - prices higher. Website says 7.99 for 10 wings, menu 9.25. All items higher - had increase did not bother to change website. Asked for pepperoni & cheese pizza, came out with just mushrooms. Mentioned to waitress I said pepperoni, she said no I said mushrooms. My husband also told her I said pepperoni, she said she wrote down mushrooms! Unreal! Did not offer to change. Pizza was not bad but very small. Won't be returning!
8. Giant Pizza
Overall Ratings
3 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By SissyBiff2
Often order take out, which is cooked as requested. Recently renovated eat in area; comfortable seating. Efficient wait staff
7. Big Y Pizza & Grinder Shop
Reviewed By 100Cranberry
When my husband came home with a couple of Big Y grinders for lunch one Saturday, I was pretty dubious. A supermarket grinder -- how good could that possibly be? It didn't sound appetizing at all. In my mind, I was already thinking about what else I might find to eat in the fridge. My more openminded husband was prepared to eat an average grinder. Turns out I owe Big Y a big apology. When we unwrapped our sandwiches we both looked at each other in surprise. These sandwiches were LOADED with fresh looking (and tasting) ingredients. They made Subway grinders look anemic by comparison.Bonus: my husband said his sandwich maker was cheerful and friendly, in stark contrast with the sullen sad sacks who work at Subway.
6. Classic Pizza & Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Dine at Classic Pizza & Family Restaurant today. We know you'll enjoy our delicious pizza, pasta, and grinders as well as our tasty soups, salads, seafood, and steaks. SAVE money with our specials.
Reviewed By Amberjack03
Classic Pizza does have great pizzas and grinders but they also serve a good selection of meals during the evening. Included with the dinners on the menu are several different specials available each evening. The fish and chips on Friday nights are very good. Come early as the specials tend to be sold out quickly.
5. Pizza Pizzazz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By beachbum393
pleasant owners who take pride in their business and offer good service. good food but nothing spectacular.
4. Johnny's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By ChristineD191
Johnny's is a great place to go to get takeout or sit down for dinner in a casual setting. The staff is always super friendly and really knows the community. the pizzas, pastas, salad, and appetizers are always delicious. Consistently good pizza with a big menu.
3. Pizza King
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By PJMinCT
Very family friendly pizza place in the woods. This is a great place to bring the kids and enjoy a night out. Very low key, fun atmosphere with very good food and reasonable prices.
2. New York Pizza Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By stormitraveler
NY Pizza Co has some really creative menu offerings and all that we tried were very good. There's a selection of both white and red pizzas...toppings such as pulled pork, fig jam, bbq chicken and pretty much anything else you can imagine and they were all great! Prices were a bit on the high side for their specialty pizzas (close to $25-$30 for a large) and they all feature a very thin crust (of all those we ordered). Staff was very friendly and helpful - answered all of our menu questions and made a few suggestions! We would definitely return and try a few more of their creative specialties!
1. 4 G's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By oakprk
My wife and I went to 4 G's late on a Sunday night when most people had eaten and the restaurant was cleaning up from what appeared to be a busy evening. We ordered a medium pizza and were pleased to hear that we could get a large for a couple dollars more. The (vegetable) pizza was fantastic! Even though we were staying in a nearby hotel, we took the leftovers and put them in our small refrigerator. The pizza was delicious even the next day.
