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    Seymour Train Station Pizza

    4.0 (22 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Matthew L.

    Seymour Train Station Pizza is a pizzeria that opened in Seymour, Connecticut in February 2022. It was founded by restaurateur Dino Bomova. Along with his brother Roland, Dino had previously run the Italian steakhouse Rolando's in Oxford. As the name would imply, his latest venture in the restaurant business is located directly across from the Seymour Train Station: a stop on the Waterbury Branch of Metro-North Railroad's New Haven Line. The menu consists of thin crust pizza with a large selection of toppings and specialty pies. The pizzeria also offers a number of Italian entrées, seafood dishes, pasta dishes, burgers, sandwiches, wraps, salads and various appetizers. I recently dined at Seymour Train Station Pizza before attending a CT Cult Classics 'Triple Feature' down the street at the historic Strand Theater. The pizzeria was offering a 10% discount to any patrons who had a movie ticket for the show. The interior of the pizzeria was small but cozy. There was a decent crowd inside, including other show attendees like myself. I sat at a booth and looked over the menu. I decided to order a large "Seafood Pizza" (clams, shrimp, calamari with white sauce) but asked to have bacon added to make it 'casino-style'. The pizza didn't have the signature char of New Haven-style pizzerias, but it was very thin, crispy and flavorful. I washed it down with a draught pour of New England Brewing's "Sea Hag IPA". The pizza was so filling and delicious that I was only able to finish half. The leftovers were still pretty good the next day. I had a very nice experience at Seymour Train Station Pizza and would definitely dine here again the next time I see a show at the Strand.

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    Glenn S.

    Check this deal out! $30 family meal. Tray of chicken Parm and ziti, salad and a large cheese pizza!

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    Alex P.

    My best friend and I went to Seymour Train Station pizza on a Friday night. We were promptly seated and not many people were in the restaurant, although there were a few people at the bar. Our waitress was so sweet, friendly and efficient. For appetizers, we ordered fried mozzarella which was good, although not too difficult to make and pasta fagioli soup. The soup was very thick and seemed more like tomato sauce with a little bit of pasta and beans. I most likely would not order that again. For entrees, I ordered a Philly steak and cheese with onion rings, which was excellent. It was flavorful, cheesy and so yummy! My friend ordered the mashed potato pizza and she loved it as well. We will definitely be back!

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    Pat L.

    Great pizza! Crisp crust, ample toppings. Stopped there for lunch with my husband and can only say good things about it. Nice atmosphere and music playing, friendly staff. Open Roll-up door Al Fresco dining with view of the train station. Can't wait to try the rest of their menu!

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    Did not enjoy our food from here. We got our food to go. Restaurant was empty at 6:00 on a Friday.

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    Great service, great food. The staff goes out of there way to make sure you have a great experience and meal. Shoutout to Darlene!!

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    4.1
    (133 reviews)
    0.2 mi
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    Zois Pizza is a Greek-style pizzeria that opened in Seymour, Connecticut in 1970. It was founded by…read moreGreek immigrant Zois Tzepos. Born and raised in Eptahori, Greece, Tzepos immigrated to Connecticut in the 1950s with his family. He opened his namesake pizzeria in downtown Seymour in 1970. The name "Zois" is the Greek male equivalent of the female given name "Zoey", but it is also the Greek word for "life". Zois Pizza became well-known for their Greek-style pizza which is cooked in pans. Tzepos' brother Nick also operated pizzerias throughout Connecticut's Naugatuck Valley. The last pizzeria he ran before his retirement was Oxford Pizza Palace, which is currently operated by his son John. Zois Pizza is and has always been a family-run establishment. Zois' son Jim Tzepos has been running the day to day operations since the early 2000s, but Zois still pops in from time to time to make some pies. In addition to the signature Greek-style pan pies, the menu also consists of salads, appetizers, grinders, trays and calzones. I recently stopped in for dinner at Zois Pizza for the first time. I often go to downtown Seymour to see cult film screenings at the Strand Theater. I usually stop at an area restaurant beforehand to grab dinner, so I decided to try out Zois' on my most recent outing. I looked over the menu and decided to order three small pies so I could sample a few different kinds. The three that I ordered were the "Greek" (cheese pizza topped w/ fresh tomato, spinach, feta, garlic & oregano), the "Greek Godfather" (cheese pizza topped w/ sausage & roasted red peppers), and the "Roula Special" (cheese pizza topped w/ chicken, bacon, broccoli & garlic). Although I'm partial to New Haven-style apizza, these Greek-style pan pies were very good. They were full of flavor and had a nice and light, airy crust. At one point, my server checked on me and asked which of the three were my favorite. I told her that I enjoyed all three, but it was the Roula Special that really hit the spot. She responded, "OMG! That's my pizza! I'm Roula!" It turns out that she was Roula Tzepos: Zois' granddaughter! To drink, I enjoyed some cans of New England Brewing's "Fuzzy Baby Ducks" and "Sea Hag" IPAs. Overall, I had a very enjoyable experience at Zois'. I even had some leftovers to bring home for my family to try. If you're looking for a good place to grab dinner in downtown Seymour, then head to Zois'!

    Delicious, unique, and very friendly Greek style pizza spot great for a lunch meeting or dinner…read morewith friends and family! Their classic options paired with some unique options offer a great spot to check into when in town!

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    Cast Iron Chef Pizza & Bar

    2.7
    (36 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    Went in on a Saturday night to grab some dinner and listen to a live band. I've been to The Chop…read moreHouse location in New Haven, so my expectations were high and I really wanted to love this place. Unfortunately, the little details and service prevented that. Their site says that they have 15 taps featuring local craft beers, but once we sat, we were immediately told they did not have a number of items on the menu. Very few of the beers were local, so I settled on a Yeungling, which was unfortunately flat, sour, and warm. I returned it, and our server was happy to get something else. He did not take it off the bill however which was disappointing. Our server let us know that he was a very experienced bartender, but every time a drink was served, he grabbed it by the mouth of the glass. Gross. Also, several times, the server would ask one person at the table if they'd like another and run away before seeing if everyone at the table was OK. The pizza was the saving grace, and just the way I like it... Thin & Crispy (as stated on the Staff's uniforms). Cooked in a cast iron skillet, it was a unique, and welcome twist. I went for the clam casino special, which was very good. I would definitely get it again if available. Maybe with a squeeze of lemon next time. My wife got the chicken cutlet with hot peppers which was also very good, but totally overloaded with garlic. Wedge salad was good, but could have used a little more dressing. Maybe they just had an off night. I will try them again, but my experience and other recent reviews seems to trend that the staff lacks leadership and needs a significant amount of training. If they could get the management and service right, this place could unlock a ton of potential.

    Update your beer menu that you hand out to diners...Sept 25?! It's November. Pizza had the best…read morecrust. Enjoyed that....my pizza tasted like garlic and it overpowered the rest of the pizza. I got the Klarides Village pizza and I wish I got something else. My husband's wedge salad was good and his clam casino pie wasn't bad. Burger presented nicely but lacked any seasoning and the cheese fries were tasty. I feel this place can be better, service be more consistent. Beer can be updated and fresh. Came for a music event and the lighting and stage are nice. Will come back to try pizza again, maybe just a sauce and cheese.

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    Fried calamari
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    First Street Apizza

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    2.9
    (79 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    Just imagine piping hot cheese, crushed Italian tomatoes and perfect dough!! This is what you get…read morehere an absolutely delicious cheese pizza where a large is actually a large...... Staff is always accurate and helpful. The actual restaurant is small with a few high tops inside but it's worth pulling up a seat to pullout a slice while it's HOTTTTT......Delish!!!

    1st Street Apizza was pretty good. It definitely gets the job done, and it wasn't salty…read more.. thankfully. The sauce was nice, but it could have used a bit more seasoning especially oregano, and a bit of pecorino-romano cheese for a little tang, that would have elevated this pie substantially. As for the crust, it was very good, and crispy too. Anyway, what I loved the most about this pizza was the copious amount of motz, and the toppings... There were humongo chunks of sausage and healthy helpings of pepperoni to die for!.... Toppings for weeks!... as a matter of fact; the pie was a toppings mess in the best way possible... generously so. I have to state this was one of the better apizza I had in the valley. So, with that said, if you like 1st Street then you'll love it's sister location Dayton Street Apizza in New Haven. Dayton Street Apizza has been slept on for quite sometime and is definitely a top six pizza destination in New Haven. So, check that place out as well if you haven't already, you'll be glad you did. That's a review...

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