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Address: 1267 N Brightleaf Blvd, Smithfield, NC 27577
Phone: (919) 938-2220
Website: http://www.angelospizza21.com/
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Reviews
Vicky Beverly
This place has saved me a twelve hour drive to NY with a toddler and a dog. The Philly cheese steak is delicious. Do yourselves a favor and just order the large 12″. Six inches just isn’t enough. Savor every last bite. The pepperoni pizza is the perfect thin crust with a perfect balance of cheese, sauce and toppings ratio. The garlic knots and fries are seasoned just right. The service here is top notch. Great food, great people and great atmosphere. We will definitely be back soon.
… moreTim & Beth Tears
My meatball sub was a little dry but good, Lots of meatballs. Second visit I asked for extra sauce and it was perfect. My wife’s Italian sub was also good but if you want Mayo on it you better ask for it. They don’t charge extra but you have to be specific. It’s mostly a take out restaurant with limited seating. And be aware of your surroundings because of a large homeless tent city in the woods behind the mall. The panhandle throughout the parking lot. I feel bad for the people but you have to watch out for safety when visiting that entire area.
… moreSophie Parker
Amazing is an understatement! Kim was so welcoming, greeted us immediately, and made sure service was top tier, the food was piping hot, true to NY style, and honestly some of the best food I’ve had it a while! All around a 100/10. A little gem in the wall for sure! Pic below has a large cheese pizza, 10 mild wings (husband ate 6 out of the 10 before I could get the pic) and chicken Alfredo all for around $55 with tip!
… moreGarland Ragland
My second time coming here for me and my friend and I think this might be our regular lunch spot when we’re in town. The owner is a super friendly guy and the good is delicious. The lunch special is a really good deal. You get what looks like half a pizza it’s so big and a drink for just a few bucks! My friend got that and I was starting to wish I had too until my lasagna arrived. It was a huge portion and delicious.Definitely recommended.
… moreDavid Henry
Ordered large pizza -12.99. 4 toppings – 25.99 Meatballs are thinly sliced – not meatballs. Generally the quality is at best, little ceasars. Used to be good. Not anymore. .
… moreRobert Craig
Angelos is definitely slipping when it comes to the quality and presentation of there pizza. I don’t recommend this place. The pizza, I got was dry and the topping were very scarce. Save your money and go to Walmart and get you a frozen Dijona pizza.
… moreLou Hall
As I stepped into this unsuspecting pizza shop in the heart of our dear city, a gust of warm air hit me, carrying with it the promise of home-baked crust and bubbling mozzarella. A sweet, yeasty aroma wafted through the door, reminiscent of a New York City subway car at rush hour – if the subway car was baking fresh bread and the passengers were made of tomatoes and garlic.
The walls of the shop were adorned, not with the usual kitschy Italian trinkets or motivational quotes written in tomato sauce, but with images of the NYC skyline, the Statue of Liberty, and a picture of a rat carrying a slice of pizza that I’m pretty sure was bigger than him. A clear homage, or perhaps a humorous jab, at the pizza shop’s roots.
Ordering a slice, I was presented with a piece of pizza so large it could have been used as a makeshift umbrella. The toppings were generously spread, with pepperoni pieces that were almost as numerous as the potholes on 5th Avenue.
The first bite was a revelation – a riot of flavors that was as chaotic and bustling as Times Square on New Year’s Eve. The sauce was tangy and bold, the cheese like a comforting blanket of creamy goodness, and the crust had that perfect blend of chewy and crispy that made me long for the sounds of honking taxis and impatient pedestrians.
The ambiance of the place was as busy and vibrant as the streets of Manhattan, with the staff bustling around like yellow cabs weaving their way around the city. They were as warm and welcoming as a NYC hot dog vendor, with the same no-nonsense efficiency.
But let’s not forget the pièce de résistance – the box. Yes, the pizza box that featured a caricature of King Kong holding a slice of pizza atop the Empire State Building – because nothing screams ‘New York’ quite like a giant ape enjoying a slice of pizza.
In conclusion, if you’ve ever found yourself yearning for the Big Apple while walking through our city, this pizza shop is definitely worth a visit. It’s as close to a New York experience as you can get, without having to worry about finding a parking spot or paying Manhattan rent prices.
… moreThe walls of the shop were adorned, not with the usual kitschy Italian trinkets or motivational quotes written in tomato sauce, but with images of the NYC skyline, the Statue of Liberty, and a picture of a rat carrying a slice of pizza that I’m pretty sure was bigger than him. A clear homage, or perhaps a humorous jab, at the pizza shop’s roots.
Ordering a slice, I was presented with a piece of pizza so large it could have been used as a makeshift umbrella. The toppings were generously spread, with pepperoni pieces that were almost as numerous as the potholes on 5th Avenue.
The first bite was a revelation – a riot of flavors that was as chaotic and bustling as Times Square on New Year’s Eve. The sauce was tangy and bold, the cheese like a comforting blanket of creamy goodness, and the crust had that perfect blend of chewy and crispy that made me long for the sounds of honking taxis and impatient pedestrians.
The ambiance of the place was as busy and vibrant as the streets of Manhattan, with the staff bustling around like yellow cabs weaving their way around the city. They were as warm and welcoming as a NYC hot dog vendor, with the same no-nonsense efficiency.
But let’s not forget the pièce de résistance – the box. Yes, the pizza box that featured a caricature of King Kong holding a slice of pizza atop the Empire State Building – because nothing screams ‘New York’ quite like a giant ape enjoying a slice of pizza.
In conclusion, if you’ve ever found yourself yearning for the Big Apple while walking through our city, this pizza shop is definitely worth a visit. It’s as close to a New York experience as you can get, without having to worry about finding a parking spot or paying Manhattan rent prices.
AdventureAttorney
The pizza was better than average, as well as the Greek salad. The portions are HUGE! The two slice lunch special can be enough for two people with the size of their slices.
… moreLouie Rivera
WOW ….POW… First time here , had a large pizza ,wings the food was great the server very nice and attentive. The aroma of the food was heavenly will be back again !!! Thanks for a great pizza !!!!
… moreAshley Janka
We have ordered food from here twice. Both times, everything was delicious. My last order there was an issue with an item received and a quick call to the restaurant, a resolution was provided.
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