Location: Marion
Top Restaurants in Marion
Top 10 Pizza food in Marion, Iowa, United States
Reviews on Pizza food in Marion, Iowa, United States. Marion is a city in Linn County, Iowa, United States. The population was 26,294 at the 2000 census and was 34,768 at the 2010 census, an increase of 32.2%. The city is located next to Cedar Rapids and part of the Cedar Rapids Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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10. Little Caesars
Reviewed By tmyankee15
It is what it is. For $5 what the heck do you want. It is a low end pizza just above store brand but it is hot and the sides are pretty decent. For my $ its better than Domino's and cost less.
9. Need Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By jamessI8884GD
This is my favorite pizza in Cedar Rapids. I have fortunately patronized Need since their first day of business. The first visit was very good and they have consistently gotten better. Besides pizza that can be customized, their salads are very fresh. If you are in a hurry this is not the place for you. As they say, good food takes time and I don't mind waiting a little longer.
8. Domino's Pizza
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Reviewed By Q2385ALjamesl
Dominoâs has a good Gluten Free pizza, as any chain can have. But their other pizza is just average. I believe that have the only fresh Gluten Free pizza in Marion. The Hut does not carry Gluten Free.
7. Michello's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Justin P
Do not, under any circumstances, order from Michello's. It is easily the worst service I've had from any restaurant. Michello's wants my brother to pay for a pizza that they failed to deliver. (It was several hours late, they never contacted us, and wouldn't answer the store phone ... any reasonable person would assume they abandoned the order.) This isn't the first time they've tried to extort customers for late pizza, either. More details: About 1.5-2 hours after the initial order, we started calling the store trying to figure out where the pizza was. We called for the next hour or so, periodically, and no one ever picked up the phone -- this was the same exact number we used to order the pizza. Finally, 3 hours after we had ordered the pizza, unable to contact Michello's, we gave up and ordered Dominoes. Obviously, if Michello's were still planning to deliver the pizza, they would at least give us a call and let us know it would be so late, right? Wrong. Finally, 4 hours after the pizza was ordered, Michello's delivery driver shows up -- after Dominoes. Michello's had a 3 hour head start on Dominoes and still delivered last.Obviously, we refused the pizza from Michello's. We made every reasonable attempt to contact Michello's. They made absolutely no effort to contact us. At that point, I resolved to never try Michello's again. My brother, whose address we had ordered it to, decided to give them another try later. After he called and placed his order, he was informed that he would have to pay for the previous pizza (which by any practical standard Michello's had failed to deliver). What's next Michello's, are you going to start delivering pizzas a week late and demanding payment?Do not order from here.
6. Tomaso's Pizza World
Overall Ratings
3 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel B
I can now say that I have eaten at all three locations. I have had their Chicago style, thin crust(New York style) and their Detroit style. Oh my goodness, folks, Their Detroit style is awesome. Its almost like a huge meat quiche/pie. Caramelized crust so no actual "crust" in the traditional sense of a pizza. But they also offer other things: appetizers; as well as a lunch bar special of either a one slice or two with salad, and a pop or beer. I was able to get it on the lunch special today and boy did I score big. I was the last person in there for lunch and had the place to myself. The sights and smells of this place will stay with me forever. Pizza made fresh all day and night. The best gourmet pizza in Marion, Hiawatha and Cedar Rapids by far. In my opinion. They offer their pizzas in a small, medium and large size. They offer eight different specialty pizzas. They serve Pepsi products as well as beer and wine too. This locale is located in the downtown Marion strip mall. Plenty of parking available and a few handicapped spots near the front. Limited seating inside but well worth it. This place sits right across the square from another pizza joint but I don't think its their competition at all. Its actually the reverse, in my opinion. THIS place is their competition, especially their Detroit style. Best by far. Order one and see for yourself.
5. Cappy's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Dennis M
This place is easy to miss, as it is second unit back with a different restaurant on C Ave. side. Once there, inside is kind of small, seats about 50 to 60, pleasant clean modern atmosphere. Service was fast and efficient. Morgan was helpful. All kid staff. We had a New York style, which is medium thin (but not cracker) crust, slightly thicker and bready at edges.Smokey flavor to cheese? The 12inch pie was plenty for two. I found the pizza sauce to be a little mild, but my wife said it was just right spice-wise. She was not happy with her milk,(organic) as it came in a tiny little kids size 'drink box' not a glass. They must not sell much milk. They had a wide selection of beers in a self help cooler which seemed unusual. How do they keep track of how many you get? We enjoyed the food and the place. Fine meal, worth the price.
4. Naso's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By beentheredonethatia
Grew up in Marion and moved away. Back for nostalgic visit. Dinner before going to play at the Giving Tree Theater. Comforting when things stay the same, familiar. Our server Howard was a hoot. Attentive, funny, and added to the experience. $8.75 for a pitcher of Mich Ultra, pizzas run around $20. We had the white and it was delish. Also had some decadent dessert that was enough for three people! There is a bar area and outside seating available. On the main road. I will always be sure to visit Naso's, good food and memories.
3. Urban Pie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By dwg51357
Great addition to the Cedar Rapids-Marion pizza scene. Unlike perennial favorites Tomaso's and Zoey's (just across the street), this place serves 10-inch individual pies. Toppings range from your typical cheese, pepperoni, black olives, etc. to goat cheese, artichokes, blue cheese and more. I had the Meat Mountain (sausage, pepperoni, ham and bacon) and my wife have the Greek Goddess (black and green olives, basil, artichokes and garlic with a balsamic vinegar dressing). Both were excellent.The beer menu includes old-style American lagers plus a small but nice selection of craft brews.The restaurant has an open seating floor plan, so it's a bit noisy. But still fun.Our server was excellent - friendly, attentive and very knowledgeable about the menu.Thank you for the visit and review!
2. Zio Johno's Spaghetti House Inc
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By 190danac
We hadnt had Zios in awhile, so decided to try it on a busy Friday. Food is good and reasonably priced. We were pleased that the salad was still very fresh and the Ranch tasty. Pasta is a bit watery but just a function of how they cook it and how much food they turn out, quickly.
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1. Zoey's Pizzera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Reviewed By jamessF395OT
While this is NOT cheap, the quality is awesome..! I had never had a Taco Pizza but, my Grand son wanted one. WOW, what a tasty treat. We had thin crust and, it was crispy and, perfect..!I am going back to try the Chicago style... I'll bet it's great too..
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