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Salvatore's Old-Fashioned Pizzeria

This chain, founded by local legend Salvatore "Soccer Sam" Fantauzzo, advertises that they "deliver everything... but babies!" But primarily, they deliver pizza, and they've become very successful doing so. Pizza experts scoff at the quality of their pies, but with about 30 locations in Monroe, Livingston, Ontario, and Wayne Counties, they must be doing something right. You can even get Salvatore's pizza at Innovative Field and the airport. (Not to mention a location in Jacksonville, Florida!)

Price: Super Slice (quarter pie) $6.95, large pizza $21.95
Website: salvatores.com (opens in a new tab)

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