Kevin McCallister and I have two things in common. The first is an insatiable desire for pizza. The second is a strong disdain for having to share said pizza. If you’re like me and Kevin, then you’ve got to visit Piezons Pizza, where you’ll find the biggest pizza in Mississippi. Take a look:
This is Piezons Pizza. Located in the small town of Fulton, it’s been serving up its “world famous” pizza since 1997.
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In addition to being named the “Best Pizza” in Itawamba County, the pizza has won an array of national and international awards over the years.
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While impressive, the awards are only one of the noteworthy characteristics about the pizza. Another is definitely the size.
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The eatery’s large pizza is a whopping 30 inches!
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The huge size makes it perfect for sharing.
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Or, order a whole one to have all to yourself. But remember, you’ll probably need help carrying it.
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Depending on the toppings selected, the gigantic pizza ranges in price from $24.99 to $36.99. (But remember, it feeds 8-10 people.)
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Speaking of toppings, the options include all the classics, as well as a few not-so-classic choices, like bacon cheeseburger and Philly cheese steak.
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Even better, any pizza can be personalized to feature messages, TV and movie characters, or anything else you can think of.
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Ready to satisfy your pizza craving in a BIG way?
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Piezons Pizza is open for dine-in and carryout Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. It’s located at 1305 S Adams St., Fulton, MS 38843. For more information, call (662) 862-4000 or visit the eatery’s Facebook page.
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So, heave you ever tried one of these larger-than-life pizzas? Know of another eatery with a HUGE specialty? Tell us in the comments section.
This isn’t the only eatery that serves up epic portions. Read about anther here.
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