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Long-running counter-serve chain featuring a menu of thin-crust pizzas, pasta & sandwiches.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1320 N Fairfield Rd, Dayton, OH 45432
Phone: (937) 429-3393
Website: https://www.marionspiazza.com/
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Marion’s Piazza – est 1965
Dayton’s Favorite Pizza. Marion’s Piazza has served award-winning pizzas, giant sandwiches, and Italian specialties in a relaxing atmosphere for over 60 years.
Marion’s Piazza, 50 E Stroop Rd, Dayton, OH 45429, US – MapQuest
Marion’s Piazza has been a beloved Dayton institution since 1965, serving award-winning pizzas, giant sandwiches, and Italian specialties that have made it …
About Us – Marion’s Piazza
On August 19, 1965, Marion Glass opened his first pizza restaurant at 460 Patterson Road in Dayton, Ohio. One of Dayton’s first full-service pizzerias, Marion’s …
Reviews
Jade Lowrey
We ordered a Large Peperoni, Sausage, and Onion. Then walked over to the drink counter for a pitcher of beer, and a bag of Mike Sells chips. Just the perfect casual dinner like back in the day! Speaking of back in the day, the atmosphere at all of the Marion’s locations is just the best. While every other restaurant these days is competing to see how cold and sterile and uninviting they can make their place feel… I’m looking at you Chipotle…. Marion’s is like walking into your grandma’s parlor. KUDOS, we LOVE the atmosphere! The Pizza arrived quickly, and it was absolutely Perfect. It looked great, tasted great, with a crisp crust, and just the right amount of toppings and sauce. The sausage is the star of the show here! We woofed the pizza down so quickly I forgot to take a picture of this perfect pie before we devoured it, but I did snap this sad looking pic of the last couple pieces. Thank You Marion’s for a Wonderful dinner at a very fair price! There are a few great pizza places in the Dayton area, and Marion’s is near the top. Just depends on the mood I’m in. If you’re looking for great pizza, at a fair price in a cozy atmosphere. This place will feel like friday date night with your best girl in highschool all over again. I’m making myself hungry again for Marion’s as I write this!
… moreMatt Merchant
I was really looking forward to trying Marion’s pizza as several of my friends and coworkers swore it as the best pizza in Dayton.
Upon arriving, my first impression was the place looked dirty and grungy … sort of like the inside of a 1990s Pizza Hut.
You order your food at the counter instead of having a server. The menu was easy to read on the wall behind the register, and paper menus were available as well if you wanted to stand off to the side to think about what you wanted to order.
I ordered a 9” pepperoni & sausage (I was also told that their sausage crumbles are the best sausage of any pizza place). The 9” pizzas were almost all $9.50 for one topping and $0.75 per additional topping … so mine was $10.25, which was not horrible at all.
After ordering my pizza, I asked to order a drink, only to be informed that the register where you order pizza at only accepts payment for food, and if I wanted a drink I had to go down a bit to the beverage station. This wasn’t the end of the world, but it was more annoying than anything having do 2 separate transactions … just accept payment for nonalcoholic fountain drinks at your food counter.
I ordered a drink from the counter, they had options for fountain drinks or individual cans. It was $2.09 per 12oz can or 24oz fountain soda. I think a 12oz fountain soda was $1.09 .. so fair drink prices.
My pizza was ready in about 12-15 minutes, which wasn’t horrible. The staff announces your order number over the PA and then you go back to the counter to pick up your food; so you have to be paying attention.
I picked up my pizza as soon as my number was called. The pizza looked fantastic, I loved the way it was sliced, and I couldn’t wait to try it. Upon taking my first bite I noticed that the pizza was warm, but not hot like a typical pizza. Luckily I eat fast or my pizza would’ve been cold before finishing. I was not too thrilled about the overall temperature of the pizza.
Temperature aside, the pizza itself just wasn’t good. To me it tasted like an upgraded version of Totino’s frozen pizza. It was very bland and overall nothing special. I’d eat it again if it was available for free at an event of some sort because I love pizza, but I won’t be rushing back to purchase another pizza from them.
I did like the thin flaky crust (I’m normally not a big thin crust fan, but this was my favorite part of their pizza). The sauce had minimal flavor, the cheese was fine, was the pepperoni was normal, and the sausage was incredibly bland… it was just there hardly any flavor at all. It was also in the shape of ground beef/ground sausage. It wasn’t the sausage crumbles that I was thinking it would be.
Overall it was a big let down. Maybe they had a bad day, but I did not understand the hype or how Marion’s pizza got voted the best pizza in Dayton. There are definitely better options out there in Dayton/Cincinnati market.
… moreUpon arriving, my first impression was the place looked dirty and grungy … sort of like the inside of a 1990s Pizza Hut.
You order your food at the counter instead of having a server. The menu was easy to read on the wall behind the register, and paper menus were available as well if you wanted to stand off to the side to think about what you wanted to order.
I ordered a 9” pepperoni & sausage (I was also told that their sausage crumbles are the best sausage of any pizza place). The 9” pizzas were almost all $9.50 for one topping and $0.75 per additional topping … so mine was $10.25, which was not horrible at all.
After ordering my pizza, I asked to order a drink, only to be informed that the register where you order pizza at only accepts payment for food, and if I wanted a drink I had to go down a bit to the beverage station. This wasn’t the end of the world, but it was more annoying than anything having do 2 separate transactions … just accept payment for nonalcoholic fountain drinks at your food counter.
I ordered a drink from the counter, they had options for fountain drinks or individual cans. It was $2.09 per 12oz can or 24oz fountain soda. I think a 12oz fountain soda was $1.09 .. so fair drink prices.
My pizza was ready in about 12-15 minutes, which wasn’t horrible. The staff announces your order number over the PA and then you go back to the counter to pick up your food; so you have to be paying attention.
I picked up my pizza as soon as my number was called. The pizza looked fantastic, I loved the way it was sliced, and I couldn’t wait to try it. Upon taking my first bite I noticed that the pizza was warm, but not hot like a typical pizza. Luckily I eat fast or my pizza would’ve been cold before finishing. I was not too thrilled about the overall temperature of the pizza.
Temperature aside, the pizza itself just wasn’t good. To me it tasted like an upgraded version of Totino’s frozen pizza. It was very bland and overall nothing special. I’d eat it again if it was available for free at an event of some sort because I love pizza, but I won’t be rushing back to purchase another pizza from them.
I did like the thin flaky crust (I’m normally not a big thin crust fan, but this was my favorite part of their pizza). The sauce had minimal flavor, the cheese was fine, was the pepperoni was normal, and the sausage was incredibly bland… it was just there hardly any flavor at all. It was also in the shape of ground beef/ground sausage. It wasn’t the sausage crumbles that I was thinking it would be.
Overall it was a big let down. Maybe they had a bad day, but I did not understand the hype or how Marion’s pizza got voted the best pizza in Dayton. There are definitely better options out there in Dayton/Cincinnati market.
Pam H
Terrific old fashioned family pizza place! No TVs make this a great restaurant to gather with family so everyone can talk to each other without distractions. Love the history of the owner displayed on the walls. Great pizza too!!
… moreDanielle Ramos-Smith
Always nostalgic atmosphere and tasty pizza too. We had a small salad and sausage pizza. Ours was fantastic!
… moreML Bennett
I rarely make a review but this warrants it. I’d give a zero of I could! The WORST Marion’s pizza ever! Do not go around 830p, they are scraping, dusting and spraying the top of the oven with chemicals cleaning while sauced up pizza crusts sit right behind the worker waiting to be finished and put in the oven.
It would have still been the worst pizza even without seeing all that go on, as our pizza was already in the old oven.
The 1st pizza was missing half the pizza as it stuck to the old oven, so they salvaged what they could even though it was not fully cooked and sent it out as “done”. We have always requested our pizzas be made in the “old oven”. We requested a 2nd one made again old oven, 2nd one fair at best being generous.
Hardly any sauce on the cheese side and the pepperoni was partly cooked even on the 2nd. Other pizzas were coming out looking like they should crispy, delicious and done. Definitely disappointing they did not hit the mark of quality and definitely can not replicate Shroyer Road Marions quality. Old Man Marion would have never sent that pizza out or the even allowed that quality. And, yes we paid for the pizza. #2179
… moreIt would have still been the worst pizza even without seeing all that go on, as our pizza was already in the old oven.
The 1st pizza was missing half the pizza as it stuck to the old oven, so they salvaged what they could even though it was not fully cooked and sent it out as “done”. We have always requested our pizzas be made in the “old oven”. We requested a 2nd one made again old oven, 2nd one fair at best being generous.
Hardly any sauce on the cheese side and the pepperoni was partly cooked even on the 2nd. Other pizzas were coming out looking like they should crispy, delicious and done. Definitely disappointing they did not hit the mark of quality and definitely can not replicate Shroyer Road Marions quality. Old Man Marion would have never sent that pizza out or the even allowed that quality. And, yes we paid for the pizza. #2179
Chris Lewis
It’s been a LONG TIME since I’ve been to a Marion’s and the place hasn’t changed a bit! The pizza is still great, the atmosphere is still family friendly its clean, well kept and all around awesome!
As soon as I stepped in the door memories came flooding back, the smell of the pizza ovens, the massive pizza ovens… The old menu boards, the arcade, the drink coolers all lined up. The Orange Tree skylight and that 70’s style decor… I felt like I stepped back in time to when everything was right with the world.
… moreAs soon as I stepped in the door memories came flooding back, the smell of the pizza ovens, the massive pizza ovens… The old menu boards, the arcade, the drink coolers all lined up. The Orange Tree skylight and that 70’s style decor… I felt like I stepped back in time to when everything was right with the world.
Ish
The BEST pizza place around. I absolutely love the flavor and staff is always kind and helpful. Its a staple and a must if youre passing through/visiting the area.
… moreJames Simon
This trip was to celebrate Marion’s Pizza’s 60th Anniversary because they offered 60% off on their anniversary. I knew there would be a line to order so we got there at 4 and ordered about 4:30. They managed the line very well. It went all the way around the back of the building. It was then we found out to their credit that the pizzas would be ready in 2 to 2 1/2 hours. REALLY. Apparently people really love the pizzas here. Our son-in-law volunteered to wait for take out and we left. Apparently people left to come back later to get theirs but were late and the resulting pile up of pizzas slows things down. Three hours after ordering our families’ 6 pizzas came out. Based on the timing for dinner next time we will start at 2:00 OR just skip it altogether. Their ad includes a 25% off coupon that in retrospect seems to be the better use of our time.
The pizzas were great but the little grandkids couldn’t wait till 8 to eat so they are having theirs the following night.
… moreThe pizzas were great but the little grandkids couldn’t wait till 8 to eat so they are having theirs the following night.
Neko Ichigo
This pizzeria is amazing!
They have a very open concept seating area,a small drink/bar,you can watch them make the pizzas and there’s even a small arcade! 🙂
We got a gluten-free all meat and a reg 9-inch pep,sasuage,mushroom and a chicken salad. It was the bomb!
I would highly recommend!
… moreThey have a very open concept seating area,a small drink/bar,you can watch them make the pizzas and there’s even a small arcade! 🙂
We got a gluten-free all meat and a reg 9-inch pep,sasuage,mushroom and a chicken salad. It was the bomb!
I would highly recommend!
Amber Young
This is the best pizza I have ever had in my life! It’s a crispy crust. They were busy, but they had plenty of seating and the food was done fast. Even the drink line moved fast. Highly recommend!!!
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