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121 E State St, Algona, Iowa, 50511, United States
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Mar 6, 2018
I had a take out order. They got my pizza right, it was hot and fresh. I didn't really like the garlic bread. It was a bit plain in my opinion.

May 3, 2018
Great food. Love the mix of Mexican and pizza on buffet nights.

Mar 16, 2018
It’s my favorite pizza place. You just can’t beat their bread sticks. Not feeling pizza get some baller sandwiches or an insane taco. #NoRagrets

Dec 31, 2017
Still one of the best taco/texmex/pizza in town (Since 1987). It has a lot of history and great people. Just in case anyone new, they use to have one of the biggest TV's in town during the late 80s/early 90s that you could watch the game. They also provided VHS and Nintendo game rentals! You could do a pickup or delivery of a large pizza and movie! How amazing back in the day! Movie and game rentals might not be a thing anymore and the antique old big screen TV isn't there anymore, but the food is still great! My favorites are Taco, Ham/pineapple and cheese sticks! They still offer Tuesday Night Buffett and good local time company! A must stop if your passing through and need some texmex/pizza, also check out the growing remodeled business coming back! Thanks for being a tradition of my friends and family for so many years.

Jan 2, 2018
Very good Taco Pizza and breadstick. Good service and prompt preparation of food.

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Sat:11 am - 9 pm