Fazzari’s Finest

Absolutely the best pizza around!!! Great service, family friendly and their pizza is not run of the mill like so many others. Try the Shotsy or your own creation with mustard sauce. .sooo good!!!

Absolutely the best pizza you can have in a family-​friendly atmosphere run be a family.

We are from Clarkston. We moved away but every time we return we ALWAYS eat here!

This is the best pizza anywhere! I recommend the Shotze or any of the ones with the mustard sauce. Also you should try the Kellys Rotteli, it’s awesome!

For me the Shabam is the best commercial pizza I have ever eaten. Their taco pizza is the best taco pizza I have had.

Great food at reasonable prices! We will be back next time we are in the area! The girls had the fettuccine and I had the clarkston. Lots of meat!!!

By and large the best pizza in the world. Anytime I eat pizza any where I go this is the pizza I measure it against. Anytime I’m home it’s a must have. I’ve been a lot of places but my favorite pizza is right here in the valley.

Clarkston Native, and I must say this is the best pizza in the area. And still my favorite pizza of all time. I always try to order their pizza when I’m back home. If you are in the area looking for pizza get this stuff!!!

Heard lots of good things. So we went to try it out. The pizza we received had a crust that was on the soggy side of things. Haven’t felt the need to go back.

Fazzari’s is always the best! Great atmosphere and delicious fresh ingredients for their unique Pizza’s

Ok, we had heard that Fazarris is THE place for pizza in the LC Valley. So we ordered a couple of pizzas (the House and a pepperoni) and were excited to see what all the hype was about. Since I couldn’t find any info online on their pricing I asked the lady on the phone after I ordered, «What’s the total going to be for those pizzas?» She said that she didn’t know but would find out for me and put me on hold. She came back a few minutes later and said, «It’ll be like 35 or 40 bucks.» Say what? My husband went and picked up the pizzas and when he got home told me that it came to $ 46. Not cool, Fazarris. List your freaking prices! :rant over: Anyhow, the pizza was ok. It was better than some place like Pizza Hut or Dominos, but definitely not phenomenal. I think I expect to be wowed by a pizza in their price range. Unfortunately, they didn’t live up to the hype for us.

I’m made to understand that Fazzari’s pulls people in from at least as far away as Moscow, ID, and is the pizza parlor of choice for those in the Clarkston/​Lewiston area. After sampling their pizza I can see why. They have a pie called The Shotsy that has a mustard sauce and is topped with polish sausage and sauerkraut. It seemed a shame that we had a pitcher of Coors to accompany it instead of a thick German stout, but the tap selection was unfortunately a bit limited.
The crust was good but not great, the only thing keeping this from the 5 star review from this harsh critic.
Pro-​tip: There is a window near the entrance that looks into the kitchen so you can watch your pizza getting made and the dough getting tossed, it has a stepped platform in front of it so the kids can get in on the action. I can tell you that this was a very popular attraction with my friend’s children and if you have little ones it is a great way to keep them busy while your food is being prepared!

Fazzari’s is just a fun place to be. First off, they have the regular stuff when it comes to pizza, so you can’t really go wrong there. Where they separate themselves from the pack is in the non-​traditional pizza. They have several that use a delicious mustard sauce, including one with polish sausage and sauerkraut they call The Shotsy that was recently named by Buzz Feed «one of the 18 pizzas you gotta try before you die.» I think I’d have to agree! The crust is hand tossed, and the kitchen is behind this huge window where you can watch them make every single pizza (kids flock to this like crazy– a HUGE plus for this father of two very rambunctious daughters under eight years old). The seating is cafeteria style, and it’s always packed. They also have a decent selection of beers on tap, and an okay salad bar. Add-​ons like breadsticks and such are also pretty good.

Great pizza, of course. Their «Italian» offerings are always a disappointment. I swear, canned lasagna, frozen meatballs, etc.
Italian isn’t that hard to make, but these guys should stick to Pizza. The restaurant atmosphere leaves much to be desired.

Fazarri’s is the first place I visit when I come home to the LC Valley. I’ve never found another pizza place like it. It is absolutely the best pizza I have ever eaten.
My only complaint is that they aren’t open for lunch! Seriously Fazzari’s, consider opening earlier. I think you’d definitely have enough business to make it worth it.

The Shotsy is a must try! I really love the Panther as well. Great pizza, crispy crust every time. They could use some additional salad bar options however.

One of the best pizza places I’ve ever been. Its a little spendy (especially if you’ve got a lot of mouths to feed) but the flavors they’ve got available will blow your mind. Décor could use some updating, but it is for the most part a very clean place to eat. Finally, no complaints on customer service… Very polite! A place you must visit!

I was told this was THE place for pizza, and that I had to try the Shotsy, loaded with sauerkraut, sausage and a rich mustard sauce.
The pie had a fantastic crust, but I thought the pie in general was good, but not what all the hype was about. I felt hungry 30 minutes after eating, but i think it more of the sauerkraut.
I definitely want to go and try a sampler of their other unique creations.
The service is fantastic and it has that old school brown paneling and brick 70s pizza joint feel I love.

Our favorite pizza place. Its always good if a bit spendy for pizza. Love the pepperoni lasagna & always have leftovers for the next day. If only they’d deliver to Lewiston or let Mad Dash deliver they’d be perfect & we’d eat their food more often.

This pizza is so good, when I was living in Ohio and I couldn’t go home for Christmas, my parents overnight FedEx’d me a Fazzari’s pizza. This place looks and feels like a real pizza parlor. There is a viewing window to watch your pizza in progress: the tossing of the dough, the magic sauce, the loading of toppings, and the firing of the pie. There are stairs and a ledge so little kids can watch in awe, which I did many a time growing up as a child.
This small town pizza joint has won many awards, but has managed to stay true to form. They still have their secret family sauce, the perfectly crisp bubbly pizza crust, and wonderful tasting toppings. Fazzari’s did ‘unique’ pizzas before such things were a fad, with fun names like the Shabam, The «Q», and Panther. My dad enjoys the Shotzy with Polish sausage and sauerkraut. I love many of their pizzas and in particular the linguica topping on anything!
I have lived in NYC and my best friend lives in Chicago, but nothing compares to Fazzari’s in my book. But I am surely biased due to all of my wonderful memories in this fabulous pizza parlor.