Find a (pizza) slice of heaven in DeSoto County

13 Jan / 2022

On the hunt for your next pizza fix? DeSoto County is home to a host of top-notch, locally owned establishments sure to satisfy that cheesy craving of yours! 

Milano'sNYPizza.jpgMilano’s NY Pizza on Airways Boulevard in Southaven is the perfect place to grab a slice with the family. This local spot offers generous portions, guaranteeing no one leaves unsatisfied. Each pizza is prepared with just the right amount of toppings, which is very important for the pizza experts! Pies created in this way provide maximum flavor in every bite. Milano’s offers a Stuffed Pizza that’s similar to a calzone filled with your choice of veggies or protein, too. If you have a large crew to feed, the 18” pizza is the answer, or you can treat just yourself with a single slice. Providing exceptional service is a priority at Milano’s, and the polite staff ensures everyone feels welcome. Start plotting your next visit by checking out their menu

 

Avellino'sPizza.jpgAvellino’s Pizza located at Southaven Commons is a local favorite you HAVE to try. The crispy crust is what keeps DeSoto County residents coming back time and time again. Avellino’s has many varieties of pizza on its menu, including Classic Cheese, Veggie Supreme or Butcher Block pizza. The latter is a must for all you meat lovers out there. With lots of TVs around the restaurant, it’s a great spot for watching a big game, too. Read more about this Southaven staple here.

 

LostPizzaCo.pngLost Pizza Co. in Southaven uses only the freshest ingredients for its delicious pizzas. Every day, dough and sauce are made from scratch, which is what sets their pies apart from the rest. The Lucille is a fan favorite, packed with protein, roasted garlic, fresh tomatoes and a ranch drizzle. For the veggie lovers, The Happy Hippie is a great option. And, Lost Pizza Co. even has dessert! Try the Strawberry Fields Dessert Pizza topped with strawberries and drizzled with a yummy cheesecake icing. Learn more here

 

IItaliaPizzaCafe.pngtalia Pizza Cafe, also in Southaven, has daily lunch specials that’ll keep you coming back for more. Its pizzas range in size from 8”, which is perfect for one person, all the way up to the Big Mama that comes in at 28” – the largest in Southaven! Don’t forget to try the Hawaiian Pizza if you’re part of the pineapple-on-your-pizza crew. Aside from full pies, you can also order pizza by the slice. Read more about Italia Pizza Cafe here.

 

ElfoGrisanti's.jpgElfo Grisanti’s located on Getwell Road in Southaven is a Mid-South favorite with an exquisite menu. The Grisanti family has been serving up Northern Italian cuisine for years, and it’s safe to say they have it down pat. With recipes passed down for generations, you can’t go wrong with a slice from Elfo Grisanti’s if you’re looking for authentic flavors of Italy. According to its website, all of the restaurant's dishes are made with “simplicity, elegance, and love.” What could be better than that? Elfo Grisanti’s has classics like cheese, pepperoni, margarita and Italian sausage. Don’t miss out!

 

OBPizzaCo.pngOB Pizza Company in Olive Branch takes pizza very seriously. Talented chef Jon Mah is at the helm, and he takes great pride in offering next-level pizza. His unique restaurant shares a dining room with Mississippi Ale House, making pairing a cold DeSoto County-made brew with your pie quite convenient! What Chef Jon has created with his pizza’s distinctive flavor profiles is really something special. If we had to choose, our top three selections would be the BLT, the Fat Panda Philly or the Hungry Man, so if you’re undecided during your next visit, start with one (or all three!) of those. For those looking to cut back on the carbs, you can even substitute a cauliflower crust on any pizza. Click here to learn more about this wildly popular Olive Branch establishment.

There you have it, folks! It’s time you take your tastebuds on a trip to one of these DeSoto County establishments for something saucy. Which locally owned restaurant are you visiting first?