Location: Spring House
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Top 10 Pizza food in Spring House, Pennsylvania, United States
Best Pizza restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pizza food in Spring House. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pizza restaurants near you.. Spring House is a census-designated place (CDP) in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population was 3,804 at the 2010 census.
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10. Tony's Pizza Palace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By BobbiSt
Tony's is always delicious! Pizza, cheesesteak's, hoagies & salads are the best. The service and family atmosphere is evident whenever we visit! While working in the area, I ordered lunched once a week for almost 2 years for 15 employees, never did they make a mistake! Always consistently wonderful!
9. The Pizza Box
Reviewed By JustJoan12345
I've been there 3 times already. We ate in (just a handful of tables), but perfect for take-out. Great selection of slices - the Sicilian is my favorite. Also, hoagies, steak sandwiches and salads. The staff are friendly and helpful.Several parking spaces right out front.
8. Maple Glen Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By 713reneey
Iâm not exaggerating. This is the best pizza in the world - and Iâve even had it in Italy! I like chicken ranch. Some of my friends adore the taco pizza. Get a cold beer out of their fridge and enjoy, Not fancy, but oh, man... goooood.
7. Ambler Pizza
Reviewed By MarkWalter
The move from the old location to the new one was a good move for Ambler Pizza- better seating, and a better set-up for the kitchen. I especially like the Italian or veggie strombolis; even the small is a serious meal for two. The pizzas are good too -- our family prefers the medium-crust pizza here over the thin-crust greasy variety at some nearby places.
6. Bacco Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 149 reviews
Welcome to Bacco, a Neapolitan family trattoria specializing in homemade Italian dishes and wines. The name Bacco is Italian for "Bacchus", the mythological god of "good times" who taught mortals the celebration of the grapes and living every day to the f
Reviewed By Mary C
My husband and I stopped in on a Saturday around 2:30 pm. Our first visit. Loved the Sinatra style music playing. We sat in a comfortable leather booth in the bar area. I had a peach martini that was delicious! The Italian wedding soup was excellent. The house salad was good but a little heavy on dressing. The chicken parm was huge! Very good. I had a seafood dish with pasta that was excellent. Service was good. Would definitely recommend and will definitely return.
5. Jules Thin Crust
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By itfb
A unique take on Pizza, the shape is oblong and it is very thin,. This is a small family Pizza place with a small handful of locations, I think 5 or 6 now. When you walk in you immediately see a line of of at least 10 different pizza varieties, all thin crust all ready to be heated or sold as is. They will customize any pizza you want as long as they have the ingredients on hand. they taste is also great, have taken a few out of towers there, they have all liked it.
4. Penllyn Pizza
Reviewed By Beth P
We have been ordering Pennlyn Pizza for hot subs and pizzas and have always found them to be very good. Especially the egg plant park. Tried some entrées recently and found those to be very good, especially the chicken Florentine. They become Our go to take out restaurant.
3. Giuseppe's Pizza Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By Deirdre C
We normally just get pizza or cheesesteaks, which are always good. This time we opted for items from the regular menu and were very disappointed. Short rib stuffed ravioli with creamy mushroom sauce was a mistake. The sauce was dark brown, no mushrooms and clearly from a jar. The side salad was pathetic, picked over iceberg wilted and with brown areas, a sad, soft tomato slice (in July!) and that was it. No imagination and not fresh. The place also needs a good cleaning.
2. Tony Roni's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
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Reviewed By Keith F
This Tony Roni's is located in the shopping center in Spring House on Bethlehem Pike in the same shopping center where Giant Food Store is located. I stopped here for lunch one day last week as this place is close to where I work nearby.Tony Roni's menu includes 20+ different types of pizza and there is something for everyone. There are also Stromboli's, wraps, buffalo wings, cheesesteaks, hoagies, hot Italian subs and salads. The pizza, cheesesteaks, hoagies and subs and wraps are all very good and very tasty. Most of the entrée prices range in price from $ 6 to the mid $ 8 range. Pizza pies range in price from $ 13.99 to $ 15.99 for small, large and gluten free crust.The kid's menu includes chicken finger meals, squiggly noodles, ravioli and pizza for $ 4.99 each which also includes a fountain drink.The service was good and fast and the staff was friendly and helpful.I will visit here again for lunch.
Where to eat American food in Spring House: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Arpeggio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
Arpeggio has been in business since 1995. We are a casual Mediterranean bring-your-own-bottle restaurant specializing in wood-oven pizza, home-made pita bread, fresh seafood, pasta and eclectic salads and Mediterranean entrees. Everything is fresh and mad
Reviewed By Suzanne L
My problem is with the staff. They are so lacking in customer service When 2 of 3 in a party are there you need to seat them so they can order drinks and maybe appetizers. The wait staff is slow. You end up waiting forever for your food. So, why make us wait when we could start eating especially when people are hungry. The dining rooms are bit over crowded you feel like your at communal tables in some locations because of the proximity to another table. If the food wasn't so good this would be a two star review. Good News! They have take out.Hi Suzanne I am glad that you enjoyed some aspects of our restaurant. There are many reasons for the policy to seat complete parties first during prime hours. Before we instituted this, guests were coming incomplete and waiting at the table for the rest of their party, sometimes over an hour. This is not fair to those who are complete and waiting for a table, so we created this policy. In addition, groups often do not know how many are coming and we found that instead of seating them and having to move tables to accommodate a different size group, it is better to wait until everyone is there. This policy is in effect just before and during prime dining times. We are working diligently with the staff regarding the other issues you mentioned.
