D'Allesandro's Pizza
Pizza restaurant · Charleston
229 St Philip St, Charleston, SC 29403
Highlights
Locally-loved pizzeria with creative pies, lots of toppings
Locally-loved pizzeria with creative pies, lots of toppings
"Philadelphia natives Nick and Ben D’Allesandro wanted D’Als to be a casual shop with cold beer and handmade pizza, which is exactly what it has become for the Cannonborough/Elliotborough neighborhood since opening in 2006. Diners can go for a classic meat lovers or head for one of the more unique — and tasty — options like the Beetnick topped with bacon, goat cheese, and golden beets. Best for: Fast, hot, and good local pizza" - Denise K. James
"D’Allesandro’s looks like the quintessential college town pizza parlor, but serves some sophisticated pies like the Get Gnarly with balsamic chicken, blue cheese, and spinach. There’s usually a special running, and you can typically find a coupon to make the pie even cheaper." - Erin Perkins
"This neighborhood pizza dive caters both college coeds with hangovers and South of Broad social climbers. With several kids between co-owners and brothers Nick and Ben, D’Al’s also keeps it real for families looking for a quick bite. Tiny customers can play with their own dough, while parents take advantage of the beer specials. A family that pizzas together, stays together. Pro parent tip: If your dinner guests fly south quickly, D’Al’s makes it easy to switch from dine-in to takeout." - Erin Perkins
"Just a reminder that Saint Philip Street pizza spot D’Allesandro’s might be the best ever in Charleston — the crew delivered dozens of pizzas to area grocery stores to provide some comfort for the essential employees showing up on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the comment section on Facebook, someone suggested delivering to the Veggie Bin as well, to which the pizzeria said they would get to today. This isn’t the first time that D’Allesandro’s has helped out in time of need; just last year the restaurant delivered pizzas to furloughed Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents at Charleston National Airport. The pizzeria is still available for home delivery or takeout as well." - Erin Perkins
"Charleston eatery D’Allesandro’s Pizza acted to feed the unpaid Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents at Charleston National Airport." - Erin Perkins
