

Homemade sauce with our secret mix of seasonings. Dough that’s made fresh every morning. Specialty meats and real mozzarella cheese sliced in-house. The sounds of a crimped crust being cut into perfectly-sized squares. That’s what you’ll find at Sammy’s Pizza & Restaurant in Cloquet.
Branch of a long-running regional pizza chain serving classic pies & other Italian staples.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 305 Sunnyside Dr, Cloquet, MN 55720
Phone: (218) 879-3705
Website: http://www.sammyspizzacloquet.com/
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Salads were very good.
Spaghetti sauce was a little bit on the bland side, but the light spice in the meatballs and lots of spice in the sausage made up for it.
Prices are very reasonable.
Will definitely be back again.
Grabbed a sausage & onion, double dough for dinner. Sufficient to feed me 2 nights and both times I ate it, I enjoyed my dinner.
Sausage is hand-formed. Sauce is a little robust but not enough to overpower the pie. Cheese melts nicely and gives a good pull when fresh and hot. Onions were diced and largely faded into the background but that’s not a positive for me.
Better than the other place in town that I tried, by a fairly large margin.
I had the lunch special a few days ago and ended up with a severe stomachache and diarrhea. When I called the restaurant to ask if they could provide any compensation, they refused and explained that they would only take action if other customers were to complain about a similar thing happening to them.
Food:
The special is advertised as a single-serve pizza with four wings and a salad.
I received a pizza the size of a kids meal, and four wings with barely any meat. For the price of $14.55, the amount was nowhere near worth it, and really was not enough food for an adult to fill full and nourished.
I honestly felt insulted when the waiter brought me my pizza and I saw how small it was. If anything, they should just make the salad smaller, and rename the “lunch special” as the “kid’s meal special” for $1 less.
The taste of the pizza itself was very below average; the texture of the cheese, Italian sausage, and pepperoni that I ordered as toppers were all strange and tasted either artificial or processed. On top of that, when making the pizza, they strangely placed the pepperoni beneath the cheese and Italian sausage, which made it appear like the pepperoni was not added to the pizza and was intentionally hidden from sight.
The wings were mainly dry, small, and were nothing to brag about in terms of taste.
Perhaps a combination of the below average quality of the food alongside the miniscule portion is what contributed to my stomach pain and sickness later during the day.