About - Salvo's Pizzeria
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Comfort food
- Happy hour drinks
- Organic dishes
- Vegetarian options
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
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This place is inside the Delray Beach Market, which is apparently temporarily closed now for renovations. Parking is a nightmare in that area, but you can use the Market’s garage and have the ticket validated before you leave. We stopped here on a weekday a couple of months ago for a quick lunch just by chance: the vendors we wanted to try were either closed or “out of stock”, so we decided to try Salvo’s pizza. We ordered a couple of slices and ate them at the bar nearby (so that we could pair them with a glass of beer). Considering we’re always on the lookout for authentic Italian pizza, I never thought of trying Salvo’s before. The slice was very thin and could definitely be more generous on toppings, but it was ok. I wouldn’t stop at (any) Salvo’s on purpose, but I think they’re still good for a quick bite. Prices are average of the area.
I was only going to get one slice, but the guy at the register - he gave me an offer I couldn’t refuse 👀 so I got two slices and a sprite. Pizza is pretty good. I went there on a Friday night. I like the vibe of the place (Del Ray Market that is) they had a DJ playing music inside, which I loved, but due to the noise. Somewhat difficult to order as you have to yell your order. That aside I’d come back.
Pizza deserves 5+ stars The way you order & pickup the pizza deserves 0 stars. But the pizza is truly excellent. Great sauce, no grease, crispy crust. We’ll go back for the pizza. But you order online, not on their website but on the general market website which takes a little navigating even though you enter that site through Salvos.com pay upfront, and get a text. But there’s nobody to say “your pizza will be ready in 15-20 min or 30-45, etc.” so it’s a guessing game of when you should head over for your pickup. And hope your pie doesn’t sit & get cold while you’re driving over for your ready pickup. Then you have to pay to park, even to pick up. Which is annoying. But the pizza is very very good. But these annoyances will keep non Downtowners & non 20 something’s away. Because it’s cumbersome, even for excellent pizza.