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Broadway Bar & Pizza® in Hastings, Minnesota makes delicious, hot & fresh homemade pizza with its very own secret sauce, special recipe sausage & freshly rolled dough. In addition to serving Award Winning pizza, our restaurant offers a unique kid friendly dining experience & a menu variety sure to please everyone including; appetizers, pastas, wings, hoagies, burgers, salads & as well as gluten friendly & plant-based options! Our full menu is served in our restaurant’s casual atmosphere, at our full service bar or available for delivery & take-out. Broadway Bar & Pizza® Hastings, Minnesota has committed to providing our customers with superior food & service & we look forward to continuing to do so! We invite everyone to come in & experien
Local chain known for thin-crust pizza, plus subs & pasta, served in family-friendly digs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 909 Vermillion St, Hastings, MN 55033
Phone: (651) 346-1234
Website: https://broadwaypizza.com/
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Troy Stewart
Great experience with Broadway pizza Hastings, Minnesota. Sarah & Trevor also the manager on duty were all great with customer service! They were kind, fun & respectful. We put in a request for “Carbliss” brand seltzer bevs cranberry & black raspberry & lemon lime. The food was delicious
-Troy Stewart Google maps reviewer Twin Cities, Minnesota.
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Jameson Feltes
If you’re truly opposed to eating pizza at home, you could do worse. The prices seem somewhat high compared to better values you can find elsewhere in town. Quality is acceptable. Yes, there is a little train that you may or may not be sitting near. The new layout is definitely louder than the old Green Mill space. Hightops aren’t great for kids but sometimes that’s all that’s avaliable.
… morePaul Fisk
Went for the first time tonight, I am very glad I did. Normally pizza is pizza, it all taste close to the same, except for here. Had a deep dish pepperoni with a 4 pcs Italian garlic cheesy bread. Needless to say, it filled up myself and a 16 year old boy, and we will have enough food for lunch tomorrow. The crust was cooked to perfection, the cheese was not greasy like most places are, the flavor was outstanding. After eating, I am glad I live close by, as food coma is about to take over after leaving very full and satisfied. The staff was very friendly and helpful, they worked great as a team and the place was very clean. It os time for my food coma nap now. I highly recommend this place, I have found my new favorite place to get excellent pizza and a very fair price too.
… moreDanyelle Caliguire
My first time going here since they opened. I was impressed. The service was great, prompt and attentive. The food is amazing. I got the unique white pizza on a gluten free crust, the side Caesar salad, and tots. The flavor and texture of the food was great. They didn’t even burn the crust, which is easy to do with gluten free crusts. Overall, can’t wait to go back!
… moreFatCat Productions
First time at Broadway for Pizza. The service was very good, Everyone was smiling and happy very pleasant crew. The Atmosphere was also great, there was a cute small train that went around above the dining area. The pizza was good but who ever cut my pizza was in a hurry and the price for 2 people to have a large pizza and soda was a little on the high side. $60 with a $10 tip for pizza and soda for two is too much. Too Expensive for my budget. But over all we had a good night out.
… moreMike Praska
Newly opened and very nice and clean inside. Greeter was nice and sat us right away. Our server was very friendly and quick. We ordered cheese bread and a Classic deluxe pizza. Both were quite good, the sauce is a little on the sweeter side. Atmosphere is interesting and they have a train running around the ceiling of the dining room!
… moreShamu Peterson
Broadway Pizza is one of my restaurants and this location is wonderful. The food is top notch and the service is friendly and fast. Mrs. Shamu and I have been here several times now and it never disappoints. And, they offer three different crust types while most other Broadways only feature the thin crust. I love it. The bread bites we ordered as an appetizer were accidentally dropped off at the wrong table. That’s an honest mistake and things like that happen all the time at restaurants. However, what doesn’t happen all of the time is that the people who received our bread bites just sat there and ate them. What kind of person gets somebody else’s food, doesn’t say anything, and then continues to eat it? It was weird and that family should be ashamed of themselves. Again, and I can’t stress this enough, that situation is in no way Broadway’s fault and we will continue to return whenever we can for some of that tasty ‘za. Pro tip: if you’re out to eat with your family, don’t stare at your phone the entire time and eat another table’s bread bites.
… moreAllie Twaddle
I don’t usually write reviews, but I had to take a moment to talk about the amazing experience I had at Broadway Pizza recently. From the second I walked in, I felt genuinely welcomed. The hostess at the front (I think her name was Violet?) had such a warm and professional energy—it really set the tone for the whole night. She greeted everyone with a smile, handled a busy crowd effortlessly, and made the whole check-in process feel smooth and organized.
The food was delicious as always—perfectly crispy crust, bold flavors, and generous portions—but it was the service that really stood out this time. There’s something about being treated kindly and with care that makes the whole dining experience ten times better.
It’s clear that the staff here take pride in what they do, and that kind of service deserves to be recognized. I’ll definitely be back!
… moreThe food was delicious as always—perfectly crispy crust, bold flavors, and generous portions—but it was the service that really stood out this time. There’s something about being treated kindly and with care that makes the whole dining experience ten times better.
It’s clear that the staff here take pride in what they do, and that kind of service deserves to be recognized. I’ll definitely be back!
Gina Marie
Still is not open. So. There are no stars, but we are anxiously awaiting the opening. So update. We’ve gone 2 days in a row since they’ve opened, and food was an hour and a half wait each time. Update!!! 3rd time was a charm. We called ahead and went around 330. Our waitress Connie was great . We ordered Happy Hour Cheese curds with both sauces. Delicious. Our pizza arrived quickly and was absolutely worth the 3 visits to try. We will definitely continue to be customers as carbones in cg has always been so disappointing that we no longer try. The Carbones in St Paul Park is great though…
… moreJonathan Boyd
New Pizza, Same Brotherhood: A Slice of Life at Broadway Pizza, Hastings
When Logan pulled into town from Albert Lea, I knew two things: he’d be bringing that dry, intellectual wit of his, and we were about to eat well. I’d been meaning to check out the new Broadway Pizza in Hastings, and with Logan in town, it was the perfect excuse to break bread and trade brain cells.
We walked through the doors and I immediately turned to him and said, “Remember this entrance.” There was something about it, clean lines, open air, welcoming staff… that just felt right. The kind of first impression that makes you want to stay a while.
The hostess, young and polite, walked us past the bar, where the TVs were set up just right, and the Blue Moon on tap whispered to a former version of myself. I don’t drink anymore, but I could appreciate the vibe. No temptation, I could just feel the comfortable, casual, no pretension atmosphere.
We landed at a window seat with a full view of the room. A prime spot for people-watching and philosophizing. Logan ordered what he called “whatever passes for Sprite nowadays,” and gave me a look that said he wasn’t fully onboard with Starry yet. I ordered my signature Pepsi. 18 months in prison, I am committed for life.
The first stop on any restaurant reconnaissance for me? The bathroom. If you’ve ever lived out of a backpack or crashed in a shelter, you know a clean bathroom isn’t just a bonus… it’s a small miracle. This one? Spotless. Like… you could eat your pizza in there clean. But the sign over the urinal caught me off guard: “DO NOT FLUSH WHILE TRAIN IS IN STATION.” Logan and I would spend a good five minutes later trying to unpack the metaphysical implications of that one.
Back at the table, he was already working his charm on the waitress, trying to get the inside scoop on the menu. After weighing the options and decoding the hype, we passed on the thick, doughy deep dish and went with the New York-style Primo. Slimmer crust. Bigger flavor. No food coma.
Before the main event, though, came the wings. And, those wings. I went bone-in with the Cajun dry rub and it felt like Mardi Gras in my mouth. I smacked those things like Smith Wigglesworth casting out a demon. Logan, being the gym-rat philosopher he is, stuck to his all-white-meat boneless Thai chili. Said it leaned more tart than hot, but fit his macros, so he was happy.
While he hit the restroom, I sat back and watched the model train circle the room above us. It was a charming touch. Something nostalgic and a little whimsical. And in that moment, I just felt grateful. Grateful for good food, a clean slate, and conversations that don’t need surface-level filler.
When the pizza arrived, it looked like something out of a commercial, perfect cheese melt, crisp edges, and just enough grease to know it meant business. The kind of pizza that would make Michelangelo from the Ninja Turtles drop his nunchucks and say, “Bro… that’s a slice.” We each grabbed two pieces like seasoned pros, no rookie mistakes here. One bite in, and it was confirmed: this wasn’t just pizza, this was a spiritual experience wrapped in mozzarella. We boxed the rest. No shame in leftovers when you’ve already won the meal.
Logan downed four Starrys like they were being discontinued at midnight and he had the last shot at hydration. It was about as amusing as watching him drink coffee out of a pop bottle years ago. He has some strange drinking behaviors now that I think about it.
We didn’t leave stuffed. We left satisfied. And that’s the kind of meal you remember. Good food. Great company. And a clean bathroom with a sign that still has us scratching our heads.
So if you’re ever in Hastings and want a spot where the pizza hits, the wings slap, and the train never stops running, Broadway Pizza might just be your next destination. Bring a friend. Bring your appetite. But maybe… don’t flush while the train’s in the station…. Jon TheBaptist
… moreWhen Logan pulled into town from Albert Lea, I knew two things: he’d be bringing that dry, intellectual wit of his, and we were about to eat well. I’d been meaning to check out the new Broadway Pizza in Hastings, and with Logan in town, it was the perfect excuse to break bread and trade brain cells.
We walked through the doors and I immediately turned to him and said, “Remember this entrance.” There was something about it, clean lines, open air, welcoming staff… that just felt right. The kind of first impression that makes you want to stay a while.
The hostess, young and polite, walked us past the bar, where the TVs were set up just right, and the Blue Moon on tap whispered to a former version of myself. I don’t drink anymore, but I could appreciate the vibe. No temptation, I could just feel the comfortable, casual, no pretension atmosphere.
We landed at a window seat with a full view of the room. A prime spot for people-watching and philosophizing. Logan ordered what he called “whatever passes for Sprite nowadays,” and gave me a look that said he wasn’t fully onboard with Starry yet. I ordered my signature Pepsi. 18 months in prison, I am committed for life.
The first stop on any restaurant reconnaissance for me? The bathroom. If you’ve ever lived out of a backpack or crashed in a shelter, you know a clean bathroom isn’t just a bonus… it’s a small miracle. This one? Spotless. Like… you could eat your pizza in there clean. But the sign over the urinal caught me off guard: “DO NOT FLUSH WHILE TRAIN IS IN STATION.” Logan and I would spend a good five minutes later trying to unpack the metaphysical implications of that one.
Back at the table, he was already working his charm on the waitress, trying to get the inside scoop on the menu. After weighing the options and decoding the hype, we passed on the thick, doughy deep dish and went with the New York-style Primo. Slimmer crust. Bigger flavor. No food coma.
Before the main event, though, came the wings. And, those wings. I went bone-in with the Cajun dry rub and it felt like Mardi Gras in my mouth. I smacked those things like Smith Wigglesworth casting out a demon. Logan, being the gym-rat philosopher he is, stuck to his all-white-meat boneless Thai chili. Said it leaned more tart than hot, but fit his macros, so he was happy.
While he hit the restroom, I sat back and watched the model train circle the room above us. It was a charming touch. Something nostalgic and a little whimsical. And in that moment, I just felt grateful. Grateful for good food, a clean slate, and conversations that don’t need surface-level filler.
When the pizza arrived, it looked like something out of a commercial, perfect cheese melt, crisp edges, and just enough grease to know it meant business. The kind of pizza that would make Michelangelo from the Ninja Turtles drop his nunchucks and say, “Bro… that’s a slice.” We each grabbed two pieces like seasoned pros, no rookie mistakes here. One bite in, and it was confirmed: this wasn’t just pizza, this was a spiritual experience wrapped in mozzarella. We boxed the rest. No shame in leftovers when you’ve already won the meal.
Logan downed four Starrys like they were being discontinued at midnight and he had the last shot at hydration. It was about as amusing as watching him drink coffee out of a pop bottle years ago. He has some strange drinking behaviors now that I think about it.
We didn’t leave stuffed. We left satisfied. And that’s the kind of meal you remember. Good food. Great company. And a clean bathroom with a sign that still has us scratching our heads.
So if you’re ever in Hastings and want a spot where the pizza hits, the wings slap, and the train never stops running, Broadway Pizza might just be your next destination. Bring a friend. Bring your appetite. But maybe… don’t flush while the train’s in the station…. Jon TheBaptist