This Pizza Buffet In Nashville Is A Deliciously Awesome Place To Dine
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Meghan Kraft
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The only thing better than pizza is MORE pizza, in our humble opinion, and Michaelangelo’s Pizza in Nashville, Tennessee, sure knows how to deliver “more”. But really. Located in the heart of the city, this low-key and family-friendly space not only serves up a delicious pizza pie, but is also a local favorite that’s stood the test of time. If you haven’t made your way to Michaelangelo’s, consider this your sign.
Michaelangelo's Pizza is located in the heart of Nashville and operates as a low-key and highly welcoming restaurant where "every pizza is a masterpiece".
Homey, quaint and downright comfortable, this family-friendly place is the perfect spot to hunker down on a chilly night or to order from for the big game.
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All ingredients are 100% fresh, which means everything from the gourmet pizzas to calzones, to burgers to chicken wings is made piping hot and to order.
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Ah, but it's the all-you-can-eat lunch buffet that truly is the shining star here. For $9.99 you can enjoy the plethora of pizza and salad with a drink, or for $8.99 you can forgo your soda and save a quick dollar.
Why just order a single pizza when you can enjoy ALL the pizzas?! Plus salad?! It's the true lunchtime dream for an extremely fair price.
The pepperoni and jalapeno pizza is a favorite, but we also have a soft spot for the chicken pesto pie, topped with sun-dried tomatoes, feta, mushrooms, chicken and homemade pesto sauce. Our mouths are watering just thinking about it...
You can visit for yourself at 205 22nd Avenue North from 11am to 9:30pm on Sundays, and from 10:00am to 11:30pm Monday through Saturday. Happy noshing!
If you’re still hungry, a trip to a historic diner may just be the way to go…
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