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Andolini's Pizza

88 Wentworth St
Charleston, SC 29401

Average Cost: $$

Phone: 843-722-7437

Categories: Pizza

Features: Handicap Access, Kid Friendly, Patio Seating, Smoke Free, Vegetarian Friendly

Andolini's Pizza perennially is voted Best New York-Style Pizza by Charleston City Paper readers.

From the restaurant's website:
"At Andolini’s Pizza, we make fresh, hand-tossed N.Y.-style pies. We make our own dough, grate our own cheese and make fresh sauce daily. N.Y.-style pizza comes naturally to us, as Michael Rabin, the founder of Andolini’s Pizza, was born in Queens, New York. … We are family owned and operated and have been serving awesome pies and slices to the people of Charleston since 1991."

Beer and wine available. Serving lunch and dinner daily.

"College kids and those who appreciate a good, local dive will love the kitschy downtown spot. As for everyone else, there are locations surrounding the peninsula that are a bit less collegiate, but serve the same great 'za and 'zones."
— Erica Jackson, Charleston City Paper

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Andolini's Pizza perennially is voted Best New York-Style Pizza by Charleston City Paper readers.

From the restaurant's website:
"At Andolini’s Pizza, we make fresh, hand-tossed N.Y.-style pies. We make our own dough, grate our own cheese and make fresh sauce daily. N.Y.-style pizza comes naturally to us, as Michael Rabin, the founder of Andolini’s Pizza, was born in Queens, New York. … We are family owned and operated and have been serving awesome pies and slices to the people of Charleston since 1991."

Beer and wine available. Serving lunch and dinner daily.

"College kids and those who appreciate a good, local dive will love the kitschy downtown spot. As for everyone else, there are locations surrounding the peninsula that are a bit less collegiate, but serve the same great 'za and 'zones."
— Erica Jackson, Charleston City Paper


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