Pizza delivery?

I can think of one, but since I usually tell people to avoid it like the plague, I'd go to a trustworthy place and pick up a pizza pie, yourself. Amore (yummy), in Gulf Place, is the closest to you, and Enzo's is just down the street from them (have never eaten there), and Pizza by the Sea, located in WaterColor is good, while Angelina's in Seagrove gets plenty of compliments.

Thanks SJ - you are always so helpful!

may want to try fat daddy's on 98...they deliver

momo....I strongly recommend Fat Daddy's (267-IZZA) especially if you like thin crust. They have a very good Margaherita, Chicken Pesto and Barbecue Chicken. I'm not impressed with Bruno's and haven't had pizza from there in almost two years. Primarily for two reasons. Pizza ok but not great, BUT the ATTITUDE!. Put on hold many times then hung up on.....they acted like THEY were doing ME a Service....ugh....

For pick up....I enjoy Amore and Angelina's. Eat in at Angelina's if you get a chance....small environment with Dean and Frank singing all night long.....Chianti is perfect!

We don't do delivery. We've had too many pizza trucks crash into our garage.:yikes:Seriously.

I'd recommend Amore, Pizza by the Sea, and Bruno's, in that order.

Brunos?

Please don't use that word. I said that I was not going to mention it by name.

I forgot about Fat Daddy's Pizza. Never eaten there.

If you're in a pinch and don't want to cook and the kids and you aren't fussy about the quality of the pizza, Bruno's serves a purpose. Basic pizza. So, as a mom of 2 kids myself, sometimes convenience trumps. But there are wonderful pizza places with great pizza along 30A - Amore (West end of 30A), Angelinas (Seagrove - great lunch specials, too), and I don't know the name of the new one by the Watercolor Publix in Seagrove and people have spoken very highly of that one, too. Someone once mentioned that the Spicy Noodle on 98 near the East end of 30A may deliver and I would try them (just haven't had a chance yet - I called once and they were unable to deliver because they were too busy). Buying a good frozen pizza or two at Publix and putting it in the oven works (that's what we do when we're there if we plan on eating in with the kids sometimes). Let us know what you find works best for you.

I don't know if how the delivery is with Bruno's because I've never had their pizza delivered, though I did eat it twice about 4 years ago at the "restaurant" in Seagrove when the kids were younger. I think we get spoiled (I mean that in a very good way) along 30A with all the good choices in places to eat and for quick inexpensive meals we've really taken to getting something already prepared at Publix and then just heating it up.

We do order Bruno's. Haven't experienced the problems with calling int he order, but then we haven't ordered during the peak season. We always get the veggie deluxe and had hot Italian sausage. We love that pizza. But, I'm sure willing try these other folks.

We don't do delivery. We've had too many pizza trucks crash into our garage.:yikes:Seriously.

God love you BR. ;-)

If you're in a pinch and don't want to cook and the kids and you aren't fussy about the quality of the pizza, Bruno's serves a purpose. Basic pizza. So, as a mom of 2 kids myself, sometimes convenience trumps. But there are wonderful pizza places with great pizza along 30A - Amore (West end of 30A), Angelinas (Seagrove - great lunch specials, too), and I don't know the name of the new one by the Watercolor Publix in Seagrove and people have spoken very highly of that one, too. Someone once mentioned that the Spicy Noodle on 98 near the East end of 30A may deliver and I would try them (just haven't had a chance yet - I called once and they were unable to deliver because they were too busy). Buying a good frozen pizza or two at Publix and putting it in the oven works (that's what we do when we're there if we plan on eating in with the kids sometimes). Let us know what you find works best for you.

I don't know if how the delivery is with Bruno's because I've never had their pizza delivered, though I did eat it twice about 4 years ago at the "restaurant" in Seagrove when the kids were younger. I think we get spoiled (I mean that in a very good way) along 30A with all the good choices in places to eat and for quick inexpensive meals we've really taken to getting something already prepared at Publix and then just heating it up.

Spicy noodle does not deliver. If your trying to feed the kids in a hurry go to Pizza by the Sea, mucho better. The prices are also comparable/equal to the Pizza place that shall remain nameless. ;-)