A worker at Mega Pizza serves giant slices through the restaurant’s glass storefront in Miami, where enormous pizzas are proudly displayed under the “World Famous” and “Size Matters” signage. The stacked trays of oversized slices—ranging from chicken bacon ranch to meat lovers—showcase the shop’s signature flair for indulgence. The neon-lit interior and street reflections outside capture the casual energy of Miami’s late-night dining scene.

Man flips pizza dough at Uptown Pizza on Lake Street in Minneapolis.

Pizza at Sal's Pizza on N 5th Street in Downtown Minneapolis.

The Original Uptown Pizza in Minneapolis

Dulono's Pizza in downtown Minneapolis

Domino's pizza on Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis on an evening where temperatures would hit -16F.

A Slice of New York on Nicollet Ave in Minneapolis with boards up following riots after the May 25th, 2020 death of George Floyd.

The marquee of the Ed Sullivan Theater glows at night in Manhattan, advertising “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.” Pedestrians walk past the historic theater, which has been home to late-night television for decades, with nearby businesses like Angelo’s Pizza adding to the busy Midtown street scene.

A neon sign for Angelo’s Pizza glows against the brick facade of a building in Midtown Manhattan. The Italian restaurant, located near the Ed Sullivan Theater, adds to the neighborhood’s mix of nightlife and dining spots illuminated after dark.

Alex's Pizza in Durand, Wisconsin

A slice of pizza and a bright red cup capture the familiar chaos of a Chuck E. Cheese table—half party, half nostalgia. The scene feels frozen in time: greasy trays, cartoon mascots, and the unmistakable buzz of arcade noise just beyond the frame. It’s an image of American childhood that hasn’t changed much in decades.