Pizza

14 photos · 2009–2025

14 photographs tagged Pizza, 2009–2025.

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.

Pizza boarding MBTA Train — A passenger steps onto an MBTA subway train at an underground station in Boston. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, formed in 1964, operates one of the oldest rapid transit systems in the United States, with roots tracing back to the Boston Elevated Railway and the opening of the Tremont Street Subway in 1897. The high-platform station design, yellow tactile warning strip, and sliding train doors reflect standards adopted to improve accessibility and passenger safety across the system as it expanded and modernized through the late 20th century.

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.

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.

Pizzas are displayed for sale at Sal's Pizza on N 5th Street in Downtown Minneapolis, offering takeout options. — Pizzas are displayed for sale at Sal's Pizza, a restaurant located on N 5th Street in Downtown Minneapolis. The establishment offers a variety of pizzas, prepared for takeout in disposable containers. This type of eatery is common in urban centers, providing quick and accessible food options for residents and visitors.

Neon sign for Wrecktangle Pizza & Bar restaurant in Minneapolis with illuminated text and "Come in! Hurry on!" message. — Wrecktangle Pizza & Bar sits along Lyndale Avenue in the Uptown neighborhood of Minneapolis. The restaurant specializes in Detroit-style pizza, baked in rectangular pans that give the dish its thick, crispy-edged crust. It operates as both a pizzeria and bar.

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.

Night Church Uptown Pizza Party Flyer in Minneapolis — A flyer for the Uptown Pizza Party dance party in 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.

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.

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.

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.

Alex's Pizza on Main Street in Durand, Wisconsin, a commercial street lined with early 20th-century brick buildings. — Alex's Pizza is a long-standing establishment on Main Street in Durand, Wisconsin. The brick buildings lining the street, typical of early 20th-century commercial architecture, house various local businesses. Main Street serves as the primary commercial and social artery for Durand, reflecting the typical development of small Midwestern towns. The presence of businesses like Alex's Pizza highlights the enduring role of local eateries in community life.

Pepperoni pizza and a red Chuck E. Cheese's cup with a straw on a restaurant table. — Chuck E. Cheese's opened its first location in 1977 in San Jose, California, founded by Atari creator Nolan Bushnell. The chain built its identity around combining pizza service with arcade games and animatronic stage shows for children. CEC Entertainment, the parent company, has operated hundreds of locations across the United States, many centered on birthday party packages that include token-based game play. The paper cups and plates carry the company's branded mascot, a mouse character introduced as the chain's mascot in its earliest stores.

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