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O'Zone Pizza Pub

Built in the basement of the old Sacred Heart Hospital, inside the morgue, O'Zone Pizza offers more than just fresh pizza and beer; it offers an experience that borders on terrifying. Expect it to be crowded, loud, fun, and to have an, ah, interesting crowd. $10-20 per pizza.

Address: 1010 N 12th Ave
Hours: Sun-Mon 11AM-9PM
Website: ozonepizza.wordpress.com (opens in a new tab)

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