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Zia Gourmet Pizza

Zias is home to some of the most unique and tastiest pizzas in all San Diego. You can order by the slice or a whole pie. The types of pizza range from the traditional cheese (three types) to the most famous, eggplant (cranberries, walnuts, yogurt, and eggplant). All food served is kosher and halal and there are vegan options as well. The owner and head chef constantly walks around and asks how everything tastes.

vegetarian

Address: 3311 Adams Ave
Website: ziagourmetpizza.com (opens in a new tab)

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