Pizza Shop

19 photos · 2019–2026

19 photographs tagged Pizza Shop, 2019–2026.

Wrecktangle Pizza sign in Minneapolis says everyone is welcome except ICE.
A sign posted on the window of Wrecktangle Pizza on Lyndale Avenue in Minneapolis on January 14, 2026, declares "Everyone Is Welcome Here - Except I.C.E.". The sign asserts the establishment's right to deny Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) access to private areas without a judicial warrant, citing constitutional rights that apply to all individuals regardless of immigration status. It further states that members of the community are safe within the establishment and that any harassment of guests or staff will not be tolerated.

“Everyone Is Welcome Here — Except I.C.E.” Sign at Wrecktangle Pizza

Bricksworth Beer and Pizza in Minneapolis
The Bricksworth Beer Co. sign marks the entrance to the restaurant’s patio in the North Loop district of downtown Minneapolis.

Bricksworth Beer Co. Patio Sign in the North Loop

SoHo Cafe during Hennepin Ave construction
SoHo Cafe on Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis during major road construction.

SoHo Cafe during Hennepin Ave construction

Mega Pizza in Miami Beach displays oversized pizzas in a street-facing window counter.
Mega Pizza in Miami Beach, Florida, displays oversized pizzas in a street-facing window counter. The South Beach restaurant advertises its large-format pies through storefront signage and illuminated case displays.

Oversized Pies at Mega Pizza on Ocean Drive

SoHo Cafe Pizzeria storefront with red neon sign on Hennepin Avenue, Uptown Minneapolis.
The SoHo Cafe Pizzeria on Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis. The long time pizza shop has survived the major Hennepin Avenue construction that closed the road in front for a year.

Neon Glow at SoHo Cafe on Hennepin Avenue

The Original Uptown Pizza storefront on Lake Street displays a red awning and neon OPEN sign.
The Original Uptown Pizza, located on Lake Street in Minneapolis, has been serving the community since 1980.

Open Sign Glows Inside The Original Uptown Pizza on Lake Street

Pizza Luce restaurant storefront on North 1st Street in downtown Minneapolis with parked Tesla vehicles on the street.
Pizza Luce is a popular restaurant located on North 1st Street in Downtown Minneapolis.

Pizza Luce on North 1st Street in Downtown Minneapolis

The Original Uptown Pizza menu board displays specialty pizzas and build-your-own options with red neon signage visible in the background.
The Original Uptown Pizza is a pizza shop in Uptown Minneapolis that has served pizza since 1980.

Menu at The Original Uptown Pizza in Uptown Minneapolis

Illuminated replica of the Leaning Tower of Pisa displayed in a restaurant window on Lyndale Avenue in Minneapolis.
The Leaning Tower of Pizza, a restaurant located on Lyndale Avenue in South Minneapolis, features a decorative replica of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The establishment's name and decor playfully reference the famous Italian landmark.

Leaning Tower of Pizza’s Window Display on Lyndale Avenue

Love Mural on pizza hut
The "LOVE" mural adorns the exterior of a Pizza Hut located at 4800 Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis. The mural, painted over boarded-up windows, became a symbol of resilience and community spirit amidst protests that followed the murder of George Floyd.

LOVE Mural on Pizza Hut, Chicago Ave, Minneapolis

Dulono's Pizza sign lit at night in Downtown Minneapolis
Dulono's Pizza, a long-standing establishment in downtown Minneapolis, is illuminated by its distinctive neon signage.

Dulono’s Pizza Neon Sign, Downtown Minneapolis

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

Domino’s Pizza on frigid cold night

Riot damaged Dominos Pizza store
A Domino's Pizza retail store in Minneapolis stands damaged by fire, secured by a chain-link fence and marked with graffiti. This building was affected during the civil unrest that followed the May 25, 2020 death of George Floyd.

Burned Domino’s Pizza, Minneapolis Uprising

Slice of new york pizza store on Nicollet Ave in Minneapolis
A Slice of New York pizza shop on Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis is shown with its storefront windows boarded up. This protective measure was widely adopted by businesses in the area following the civil unrest and protests that erupted after the death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. Despite the boarding, which includes messages like 'We Are Open' and murals referencing the Black Lives Matter movement, the establishment continues to operate for carry-out and delivery. The image reflects the resilience of local businesses and the visible impact of the historical events on the urban environment of Minneapolis.

A Slice of New York, Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, Post-Uprising

George Floyd murals on boarded windows at Jakeeno’s Pizza on Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis, June 2020.
George Floyd memorial murals cover the boarded windows of Jakeeno’s Pizza on Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis. Photographed in early June 2020, the storefront displays hand-painted portraits, flowers, and messages including “Black Lives Matter” and “Say His Name” that were created after Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police on May 25, 2020, a short distance away. The boards turned the restaurant’s facade into a temporary memorial and a marker of the protests for racial justice that spread across the city.

Jakeeno’s Pizza George Floyd Murals, Chicago Ave

Punch Pizza closure notice posted in window announcing temporary restaurant shutdown on March 16, 2020, due to COVID-19.
Punch Pizza posted this letter to customers announcing the temporary closure of all its restaurants beginning Monday, March 16, 2020. Signed by co-founders John Soranno and JP Audette, the notice cites the need to protect employees, customers, and the Twin Cities community from the spread of Covid-19. The letter notes the company was entering its 25th year in business at the time of the shutdown.

Punch Pizza Announces Temporary Closure of All Locations

Window Plants at Pizza Luce in Downtown Minneapolis
Plants in the window of Pizza Luce in Downtown Minneapolis.

Window Plants at Pizza Luce in Downtown Minneapolis

Ed Sullivan Theater marquee advertising The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in Midtown Manhattan at night.
The Ed Sullivan Theater in Midtown Manhattan carries the marquee for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. The Broadway theater opened in 1927 and was later renamed for television host Ed Sullivan. It is best known as the home of The Ed Sullivan Show from 1948 to 1971 and has remained a major late-night television venue for CBS.

Marquee Lights Outside the Ed Sullivan Theater at Night

Illuminated neon sign for Angelo's Pizza Italian restaurant on a brick building facade in Midtown Manhattan.
Angelo's Pizza sign in Midtown Manhattan marks an Italian restaurant on a commercial block near the Ed Sullivan Theater. Its illuminated vertical sign projects from the building facade, a common form of streetside identification in New York City's dense entertainment and dining districts.

Angelo’s Pizza Neon Sign Glowing After Dark