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Davenport's Pizza is a family-owned restaurant that was started in 1964 by Rex and Ardyce Hollis. Their one-of-a-kind dough and sauce has won over generations of customers. Today its two locations i…
Not from the state and this is my first time having Davenports Pizza.
I travel for work a lot and this is the best pizza I have had from anywhere since being back home. It's excellent all around.
Cheese has a very good flavor, Sauce is perfect, Crust and crunch also perfect! Very surprised as I haven't had anything this good from anywhere else I've traveled to in the past 8 months. Excellent
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Bella G
Emerging Expert • 5 contributions
Didn't like
• 26-07-10
• DoorDash order
Garden Salad was ridiculously over priced for what you get....about 4 cups of lettuce for you get...which was hardly fresh iceberg lettuce, 2 black olives, 2 pepperocini's & about 3 cherry tomatos. The pizza was delicious, however, so I definitely will order again....Just not a Garden Salad.
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Nichole K
5 contributions
Loved
• 25-07-27
• DoorDash order
Best pizza ever! Crust isn't too thick, the square cuts are great for families and the cheese is amazing!
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Laurel D
22 contributions
Loved
• 24-09-09
• DoorDash order
pizza is always wonderful, hot and fresh! This will always be my go to pizza spot, never ever disappointed!
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Diane C
1 contributions
Didn't like
• 25-07-07
• DoorDash order
The ingredients had slid off the top of the pizza and was all bunched up in one corner. Just a soggy thin crust with a mound of cheese and meat in the corner of box. The Rex pizza was very good. Just the Meat Lovers was a mess and not able to eat.
