Gwinnett Convention & Visitors Bureau: Places To Celebrate National Pizza Month

Press release from the Gwinnett Convention & Visitors Bureau:

2021-09-14

"No thanks. Pizza is gross," said no one ever.

Let's be honest—you don't come across a lot of people who don't like pizza. And if you do, we suggest you head in the other direction.

Fortunately for all you pizza lovers out there, October is National Pizza Month! So, yes—you finally have an excuse to eat all the pizza you want. You're in luck, because Gwinnett has so many great places to grab a slice. Here are just a few tasty places you can spend National Pizza Month.

Knuckies Pizza and Hoagies

Try Knuckies famous Wicked Chick on their award winning dough that is hand stretched with herb infused olive oil and topped with pimento cheese, mozzarella, roasted chicken sausage, smoked bacon and jalapeno ranch drizzle. There are two locations in Gwinnett, Duluth and Sugar Hill, so find the one closest to you and try them out. 

Pizza Man

One quick look through their Facebook reviews, and you'll understand why Pizza Man is on our list. Folks love the New York style pizza, the customer service and the prices.

O4W Pizza

At O4W, you can expect a range of toppings, as well as a range of types of pizza. They've got classic round, Grandma (square cut), Sicilian and wood fired. The award-winning Grandma Pie is their signature, and it is truly delicious.

Suwanee Chicken & Pizza

Want something really different? Try Korean-style pizza  at Suwanee Chicken & Pizza. You'll find slices topped with bulgogi, a traditional marinated Korean-style beef. Another popular topping is Asian sweet potato purée, available as a topping and stuffed into the crust.

Dogwood Pizza

This joint is another fan favorite. At Dogwood Pizza, you can build-your-own pizza, build your own half-and-half pizza, or try one of their many specialties, like steak and cheese or Hawaiian pizza.

Fratelli's Pizza

This true Italian eatery will provide you with deliziosa pizza. Create your own or try a specialty like bake ziti or eggplant pizza. You can't go wrong at Fratelli's. 

Cosmo's Pizza

Thick, juicy slices of Sicilian pizza are calling you to downtown Lawrenceville. Buy the whole pie or purchase by the slice at Cosmos!

Alino Pizzeria

If you can't get to Italy, try Alino Pizzeria instead. Alino imports San Marzano tomatoes, artisanal buffalo mozzarella and ʻ00ʼ flour from Italy weekly. They even have their wood-fired ovens custom made in Naples.

If you can't get to Italy, try Alino Pizzeria instead. Alino imports San Marzano tomatoes, artisanal buffalo mozzarella and ʻ00ʼ flour from Italy weekly. They even have their wood-fired ovens custom made in Naples.

2Nyers Pizza

If the name doesn't give it away, then the pizza will. New York style pizza right here in Duluth, made with fresh local ingredients that will make you feel like you are in Times Square. 

Gwinnett's a big place, and there's a lot more pizza out there, but this should help you get started. Enjoy National Pizza Month!

Comment below to let people know where you love to eat pizza!

Updated by Clara Rooks on 9/14/21

This press release was produced by the Gwinnett Convention & Visitors Bureau. The views expressed are the author's own.