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Dalton HD Pizza

Pizza shop with dine-in, takeout, and delivery. Menu link: https://allhungry.com/ma/dalton/restaurants/dalton-hd-pizza/menu/pizzas

Address: 1088 South St
Getting there: take South St off Dalton Ave/Main St (MA Rt 8/9). In Greenridge Variety & Liquor
Hours: Mon-Thu 11AM–10PM, Sat 1 AM–10PM, Sun noon–9PM
Price: $10-$20
Website: daltonhdpizzama.com (opens in a new tab)

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