Joe's Pizzeria

Some things change, Joe's doesn't. Amazing pizza. Old school business, feels like you stepped back in time. Voted best in Dayton for a reason.

Had this at work and had to bring one home last Friday night. Called in and they warned it would take an hour. That’s fine—just stopped at the new Kroger for pops and ice cream, and picked it up right on time. Lot of good pizza in town and this will definitely go ahead of the chains and compete with Marion’s and Old Scratch. Depends on the mood but something tells me the curled up pepperoni and nice portion size here may pull it ahead.

One of Dayton's favorites that always hits the spot. Their cupped pepperonis are perfect and have a nice salty taste. Prices here are almost a throwback with $1.50 salads and $1.00 additional toppings on a jumbo pizza. Meatballs with marinara were delicious as well.

The pizza is fantastic! Good distribution of toppings and the get the pepperoni crisp. The garlic bread is disappointing, though. Lots of butter, not a lot of garlic (couldn't even tell there was garlic on one of our orders. They say getting it with cheese is possible, but there were maybe 8 shreds melted on the whole thing. Would go back for the pizza, but wouldn't order the garlic bread again.

They have fountain and bottled drinks. Refills are not free so they recommend buying a 2-liter. They will provide cups and ice.

Joe's is a family tradition! Even though we live outside of Dayton, this is one of the best places around. The food is always excellent, and the staff is cordial and hard-working. As you can see in the pictures, the pizza didn't last long enough for me to get a good picture 😂 The old-school atmosphere of the seating area is reminiscent of when Joe's opened in 1959. If you are looking for a place to eat in Dayton, you can't go wrong here!