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About us Mazzios Italian Eatery It was 1961. Alan Shepard was the USA’s first man in space. Dion’s “Runaround Sue” topped the music charts. Volkswagen’s funny little car invaded America in droves. And a young school teacher opened a small, one-man pizza restaurant in Tulsa, Oklahoma, which was to be the birthplace of the growing, dynamic Mazzio’s LLC of today. That original restaurant—named The Pizza Parlor—delighted many Tulsans with the very first pizza they ever ate. The school teacher was Ken Selby, who ran his new business virtually alone and after a full day of teaching.
Family-friendly chain featuring pizzas, pastas, salads & subs, with a weekday lunch buffet.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1076 US-51, Madison, MS 39110
Phone: (601) 853-7778
Website: https://www.mazzios.com/
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Reviews
Dr. Rosie Ann Riley
I hadn’t been to this restaurant in years. I went with a friend and she had buffet. I ordered 9” loaded cheese dippers. It didn’t look quite like photo as it had white cheese versus cheddar but it was tasty.
The service was excellent and the atmosphere was very quiet and clean. I highly recommend visiting if in the mood for pizza.
… moreThe service was excellent and the atmosphere was very quiet and clean. I highly recommend visiting if in the mood for pizza.
marie3359
In order from Mazzios a lot, I love their loaded cheese dippers(with no tomatoes) with house made ranch. Somehow when I order they put tomatoes on it, dippers are doughy and never cooked throughly, and I never get my ranch. This has been a repeated pattern. They need to do better..
… moreJames Bardin
Most folks over the age of 30 remember the great days of the pizza buffet. Even when most pizza places offered a buffet, one stood head and shoulders above all others: Mazzio’s. From a salad bar featuring finely-shredded lettuce, to a buffet that offered both standard and specialty pizza choices, Mazzio’s was one of the most consistently good choices you could make.
Time, it seems, makes fools of us all.
This location seems emblematic of the problem. For some time, quality in service has slipped slowly towards apathy. On weekdays, one is pressed to find more than a few paltry slices of what was once a whole pie half an hour ago. The fountain drinks are coming out of ancient machines, barely working within tolerances. The salad is still good, though one wouldn’t be crazy for noticing small corners getting cut here and there. Briefly, at the beginning of 2025 or thereabouts, there was a new, different crew working the store, and all seemed to be set on improving. Alas, they’re gone again, and things are back to the slow, inevitable slide towards oblivion.
It would be easy to say rising costs and continued demand for profit take their toll. But you get the sense that the ownership is simply limping along. I certainly don’t expect employees at any food service business to break out into Disney-level singing numbers, but one feels more like a burden upon staff than a guest, a barely-tolerated presence that is necessary only to get paychecks cut.
Mazzio’s pizza is tasty, certainly, if you can get it. Those thin crusts and generous, well-seasoned toppings make for a pizza I personally rate slightly higher than Domino’s.
But if the buffet is a culinary experiment doomed to failure (Pizza Hut got rid of theirs, Pizza Inn is long gone from this area), why not admit failure, and refocus on a better in-house experience? Even just ordering a pizza for dine-in with a salad bar is still better, by far, than places like Little Ceasar’s.
All this is capped off by the solemn, depressing sounds of Christian music. I already feel bad dining under depressing conditions; Christian music tends towards bleakness.
All in all, go down the street to Lost Pizza. No, it’s not a buffet for the offspring to gorge themselves on. But at least you don’t wish for death by the end of the meal.
Farewell, Mazzio’s. We didn’t appreciate how good you were until you were on life support…
… moreTime, it seems, makes fools of us all.
This location seems emblematic of the problem. For some time, quality in service has slipped slowly towards apathy. On weekdays, one is pressed to find more than a few paltry slices of what was once a whole pie half an hour ago. The fountain drinks are coming out of ancient machines, barely working within tolerances. The salad is still good, though one wouldn’t be crazy for noticing small corners getting cut here and there. Briefly, at the beginning of 2025 or thereabouts, there was a new, different crew working the store, and all seemed to be set on improving. Alas, they’re gone again, and things are back to the slow, inevitable slide towards oblivion.
It would be easy to say rising costs and continued demand for profit take their toll. But you get the sense that the ownership is simply limping along. I certainly don’t expect employees at any food service business to break out into Disney-level singing numbers, but one feels more like a burden upon staff than a guest, a barely-tolerated presence that is necessary only to get paychecks cut.
Mazzio’s pizza is tasty, certainly, if you can get it. Those thin crusts and generous, well-seasoned toppings make for a pizza I personally rate slightly higher than Domino’s.
But if the buffet is a culinary experiment doomed to failure (Pizza Hut got rid of theirs, Pizza Inn is long gone from this area), why not admit failure, and refocus on a better in-house experience? Even just ordering a pizza for dine-in with a salad bar is still better, by far, than places like Little Ceasar’s.
All this is capped off by the solemn, depressing sounds of Christian music. I already feel bad dining under depressing conditions; Christian music tends towards bleakness.
All in all, go down the street to Lost Pizza. No, it’s not a buffet for the offspring to gorge themselves on. But at least you don’t wish for death by the end of the meal.
Farewell, Mazzio’s. We didn’t appreciate how good you were until you were on life support…
Chelsea Brunson
Called in an order for pick up to personally place my order for a pepperoni pizza on thin crust, with no cheese. I receive the first pizza and it was wrong, but be mindful o spoke with two employees just placing the order for accuracy (and the order was read back to me). They offered to remake the pizza and still made it wrong, it wasn’t on thin crust. And this was after reiterating what the order should have been several times to multiple staff in store. Being I have to go to work and already wasted an hour standing in Pizza Hut I couldn’t even get it corrected. I need the staff that worked there a year ago to return, I never had issues with them. This store is on the decline, they use to be great.
… morePamela Flowers-Magee
7/9/2025 My daughter, grandson and I came in Mazzio’s in Madison, MS and the young lady at the cash register was very nice and accommodating. The young man who came out, whom I assumed was the cook and just stared at us. I spoke and asked him how he was doing since he was staring. We got our plates and cups to dine in. There was a pile of trash that had been swept up sitting in the floor. No booths or tables were wiped off. I am always prepared so we wiped the tables and seats with sanitizer wipes. The salad was decent and also the cheese sticks. When the sweet cashier brought our pizza out and we begin to eat, I kept thinking that something was missing. I finally looked real carefully and saw that THERE WAS NO SAUCE on the pizza. It was just meat and cheese. I asked the young lady to come and look and she readily said she could take it back and make a new one herself. We overhead the “cook” asking about the pizza and she told him that it had no sauce. He seem to not care about what had happen. The sweet young lady brought our correct pizza out. The next thing we hear is this awful conversation that was not suitable for anyone in a restaurant to be listening (cursing and vulgar language). I could not take it anymore and we got up to leave. I can say that I will never visit this restaurant again. I feel that this needs to be addressed as soon as possible or this particular location will loose many customers.
… moreJohnny Freeman
dirty nasty salad is brown bathrooms are nasty commode is stopped up tables are nasty glass on the salad bar is so dirty you can’t see thru it paper all in the floor don’t there is a weird smell when you walk in recommend eating here at all
… moreRAJ VERMA
No coke. No tea. Pizza is half cooked. Please go to any other location then this. The worst experience at pizza store.
… moreJohnny Freeman
This place is disgusting do not recommend eating her what so ever bathrooms are nasty and trashy salad is brown and not good no food ready at all
… moreMiss Jackson
People are AWESOME. FOOD IS GOOD and customer service was excellent
… moremrs.holly berry mrs.holly berry
Let me first say the food and pizza was superb. It’s not thelication but the workers on shift of the night of sale. The fois is amazing. If management takes control of whom operated at night would make a great difference at this location. I’m from Georgia and Visit different pizza every across the south. The food is not the problem staff is. I recommend this place and knowledge the food is awesome. I would eat here again.
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