Pizza in Huntsville-Madison? (Florence, Excel, Providence: businesses, location, population)

[FCEddie]

I need to give Tony's another shot. I'll check out Star Market as well.

[suzy1270]

Terry's is and was the best pizza in town. Like everyone else says have them cook it. Village Pizza in East Limestone is the next best in my opinion.

[FCEddie]

okay 2nd trip to Tony's in Providence. Every pizza place worth their sauce should have a Margherita pizza. Period. Full Stop.

Tony's doesn't but they have a nice sauce, some good topping and a good crust. Service was top class tonight.

Pizza slightly better than Village, but only slightly.

Need another Village to balance the sample of work.

[flstatenolefan]

After reading this thread, we decided to try Village Pizza tonight. My DH picked them up on the way home from work. I couldn't wait to try them, but when I opened the boxes, they were both BURNT! I was so disappointed after hearing all the rave reviews.

[FCEddie]

If I ever take out (I rarely do), I'll remember to check the boxes before I leave.

[FCEddie]

Tried Tellini's last night.

Had the margherita pizza - it was very crispy, nice mozzarella and tomatoes. I like red sauce on mine, but it was pretty good.

Kid had the meatball sub - loved it. Wife had the Bolognese pasta - also loved it.

I'll have to try it again.

[Sarges Dad]

I love Tellini's. Never tried their pizza, but I eat there for lunch often since I work close by. Try their baked speggetti, baked Bolognese as they call it.

[e03179]

My favorite pizza in Huntsville:

Terry's Pizza on South Parkway (now closed)
Tortora's in Hampton Cove (just opened and we'll never order from any of the major pizza places again) Tortora's Family Resturant - Home
Donato's on South Parkway (when I'm in the mood for thin crust with great toppings)
Mezza Luna at Jones Valley (when I want a super thin gourmet style pizza)
Bellacino's on Whitesburg/Airport (when I want a good crust)
Redstone Lanes (bowling alley on Redstone Arsenal. Buffet and drink is $6. Heard that the Pizza maker used to work at Big Ed's.)
Scene Lounge (at Monoco Pictures at Bridge Street. Similar to Mezza Luna in style; less variety)

[FCEddie]

I had Mezza Luna last night - pretty had the simple cheese, and it was pretty good, but too expensive.

Can a civilian get on the base?

Tortora's sounds interesting, but I hate going to Hampton Cove.

[Sarges Dad]

Originally Posted by e03179

My favorite pizza in Huntsville:

Terry's Pizza on South Parkway (now closed)
Tortora's in Hampton Cove (just opened and we'll never order from any of the major pizza places again) Tortora's Family Resturant - Home
Donato's on South Parkway (when I'm in the mood for thin crust with great toppings)
Mezza Luna at Jones Valley (when I want a super thin gourmet style pizza)
Bellacino's on Whitesburg/Airport (when I want a good crust)
Redstone Lanes (bowling alley on Redstone Arsenal. Buffet and drink is $6. Heard that the Pizza maker used to work at Big Ed's.)
Scene Lounge (at Monoco Pictures at Bridge Street. Similar to Mezza Luna in style; less variety)

Thanks, I will have to try a Tortora's.