Italian Restaurants in Central

Make your next meal a pizza party! Pizza Hut in Central's Greenwell Springs/Central neighborhood is a tasty departure from your weekday routine. Health nuts will love Pizza Hut for its gluten-free and low-fat menu options. Good luck spotting a suit and tie at Pizza Hut — casually-dressed diners are the norm here. Place an order for pickup or schedule a delivery — the pizzeria makes it easy to enjoy your meal from anywhere. Pizza Hut prides itself in its delicious catering. null Keeping dinner under $20 is no small feat, but it is entirely possible at Pizza Hut.

Load up a pizza with all of your favorite topping at Walker's Domino's Pizza. If you're avoiding fat or gluten, you can still eat great at Domino's Pizza, which offers a number of low-fat and gluten-free choices. Put the suit away when heading to Domino's Pizza — dress is casual, as are the vibes. Love the food so much you want to serve it at your next soiree? No problem — Domino's Pizza offers catering. null There's no need to bust your budget at Domino's Pizza, with most meals costing under $15. Domino's Pizza serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so stop by whenever is most convenient for you.

When Buck's Pizza was founded by Lance Benton in Du Bois, Pennsylvania, in 1994, it was staffed by four people, three of whom were Lance's family members. Eventually, Buck's blossomed into a successful network of franchises across the East Coast, South, and West. Its guests chow down on bubbly pizzas made from freshly mixed dough, Central Valley California tomatoes, and rich mozzarella cheese. Or, they sink their teeth into meaty hoagies and toasty stuffed strombolis and take swigs of homemade sweet tea.

Enjoy a freshly tossed pizza loaded with toppings at Domino's Pizza in Baker. Health nuts will love Domino's Pizza for its gluten-free and low-fat menu options. Whether you're coming from work or a ballgame, the dress code at laid-back Domino's Pizza is come-as-you-are. Looking for something delicious to serve at your next party? Domino's Pizza also offers catering. If it's more of a Netflix night, Domino's Pizza lets you get your food via delivery or take out. null Chow down for less at Domino's Pizza, where a meal almost always costs under $15.

CiCi’s Pizza combines the variety of a buffet with the thrill of bottomless pizza. Each pie is crafted with dough made from scratch daily and then slathered with homemade marinara and showered with toppings ranging from traditional pepperoni and Italian-style sausage to creative combinations including buffalo chicken and mac 'n' cheese. The buffet is stocked with a plethora of fresh pastas, as well as signature salads with the option to put tossing talents to the test at the salad bar. After they've feasted on savory options, diners can revisit the buffet for dessert including freshly baked brownies, slices of apple pizza, and cinnamon rolls drizzled with icing—or they can eat dessert first, thereby tearing an irreparable hole in the space-time continuum.

Forging a happy medium between the silver spoons of white-tableclothed fine dining and the greasy spoons of the neighborhood greasy spoon, Portobello’s Grill serves lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch in both its dining room and airy outdoor patio. The dinner tuba heralds the arrival of a pair of savory fire-grilled pork chops ($17.99) or cedar-roasted salmon ($17.99) dolloped with creole lemon cream. The Grill's namesake, the grilled portobello sandwich, is a bread-bookended pile of grilled mushroom and eggplant slices backed up by pepper jack, spinach, tomatoes, onions, and mayo, and is more suited to midday cravings ($10.50). Accidentally conjoined mad scientists can share a brunch of sweet and savory delights when they order bananas-foster french-toast ($13.99) and crab-cakes benedict smothered in creolaise sauce ($13.99).