Cassano’s Pizza King

Oh my God. They must have put crack in their pizza. It is SO good. My husband and I have had their pizza a bunch of times in the past — but tonight, the pizza just seemed extra tasty.
We had an order of the garlic cheesy bread. It is extra garlicky and comes with a side of sauce. Delicious. It lasted us all of about 3 minutes.
We had their thin crust pizza with pepperoni and italian sausage. The sausage chunks were nearly the size of golf balls. Well worth the extra buck we paid. The crust was super salty and absolutely perfect. I am ashamed to say we ate an entire large pizza.
In fact — as soon as it was gone I said «I hate myself. This never happened. We ordered a small pizza»
My husband, bless his heart, responded with «what pizza?»
:)
Seriously though. Try this place.
There aren’t many pizza options in the area. This one is a little pricier than pizza hut but it is worth the extra money!

I love eating here, usually I am not a fan of thin crust, but this place is amazing. Simply put they make piazzas better than all of the chains and California piazza kitchen. Trust me this place is worth the drive all the way from DC.

Years ago, I worked for Cassano’s, after I came to love their pizza. I even worked at the old location (on East Main St.) for this store somewhere around 1980 for a weekend.
Cassano’s was always dedicated to giving you good food for your money. They made a few bad choices, such as making you order your own food at the counter, but they’ve never sacrificed the taste of the food and I’ll always return for that taste.
The store is in Five Points Center south of Walmart and Kmart and it’s almost at the big intersection. They have quite a few booths and tables in the dining room and the rest room is adjacent to their space. Since they’re in the strip mall, you have a variety of entrances from which to choose and there are plenty of parking places. Wheelchair access is possible, but there are no automatic doors that I could find.
The menu board is a bit small and they have another smaller board under plastic on the counter, as well as paper menus.
The staff handled every transaction quite well, including mine and they brought my pizza out within a reasonable amount of time while handling other orders. They didn’t seem the most friendly but they did their job pretty well. The dining area wasn’t dirty but chairs had not been put back in place so it looked as though they’d only done a partial job. Update: more employees, more customers, tables needed to be cleaned.
I’d ordered a 9 inch Deluxe pizza and a Mountain Dew. This came to just under $ 10.00 with tax. Is that a bargain these days? At least, it’s in line with other places. They also have a personal, 6 inch pizza to go with the 9, 12, 14, and 16 inch sizes.
I like that they still have salad, pasta, and hot submarine sandwiches. I don’t believe that they have fish & chips (or hand-​dipped mushrooms or hand-​dipped onion rings at this location. Only the Stroop Road and Trenton, OH stores have the fish & chips at this time.
The pizza was excellent with plenty of toppings and I didn’t have a problem with the soda machine. It may not have been Taco Bell cheap, but taste isn’t optional.