

This wood fired pizza truck is open May through October. Beloved by locals and a summer tradition in the Indiana Dunes, South Shore Ovenworks uses fresh dough made from organic, locally grown and milled flour, imported Italian and farm fresh ingredients and the magic of a 900° wood fired oven. Ovenworks has two trucks and can be booked for weddings and private events.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2 E Dunes Hwy, Beverly Shores, IN 46301
Phone: (219) 221-0794
Website: http://southshoreovenworks.com/
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Reviews
The day we visited turned out to be even more special—it was Jim, the owner’s birthday. We had heard a little insider tip: a birthday wish might just yield a sweet surprise. Inspired, we penned a birthday haiku for Jim:
“On his special day,
pepperoni dances round!
Jim’s art feeds our soul.”
Jim was visibly touched by our gesture, and in return, we were treated to a tiramisu. Just like their pizzas, the tiramisu was a revelation—richly flavored yet perfectly balanced, not overly sweet, ending our meal on a high note.
For the perfect pairing, I recommend grabbing a drink from the neighboring shop to complement your meal. This little interaction between businesses enriches the community feel of the place.
Overall, South Shore Ovenworks isn’t just about food; it’s about the experience. From the unique ambiance of dining roadside (or grabbing a pie to go) to the exceptional dishes and warm hospitality, everything about this place makes it a standout. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, make sure to stop by—you won’t be disappointed.
the “Front-of-The-House” staff
-aka-“The Pizzaiolo”- a great way to enjoy lunch along the Indiana Dunes shoreline.
Great combinations- by tweaking- and adding either fresh garlic to the Prosciutto Pizza-&-Sausage to the fresh Spinach pizza per my Pizzaiolo’s reccd.
I seem to recall a more shady spot in prior years, under some trees, and that woulda been a nicer “Dining Experience”- IMHO.
The toppings on the 2 pizzas
we sampled were savory & well-balanced,
I’d a preferred
a thinner, crispier, bubbled crust,
similar to
Spacca Napoli’s pizzas in
Chicago’s Ravenswood ‘hood.
There are plenty of tasty pizza’s for vegetarian or Plant-based folks.
Clearly, a winner.
Creative pizzas like dragons breathe, which communicated pepperoni pizza, garlic, and habanero. Or try the maple bourbon peach with chunks of bacon (more like pork belly).