Royal Pizza - Carte

55-06 Myrtle Ave, FLUSHING, United States

🛍 Pizza, American

4.4 💬 155 Avis

Téléphone: +17184977090

Adresse: 55-06 Myrtle Ave, FLUSHING, United States

Ville: FLUSHING

Menu Plats: 35

Avis: 155

Menu complet - 35 options

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  • Pizza Plongez dans nos pizzas parfaitement cuites, élaborées avec de la pâte étirée à la main, une sauce tomate riche et un mélange de fromages gourmets. Chaque tranche éclate de garnitures fraîches, garantissant une bouchée délicieuse à chaque fois.
  • American Savourez les saveurs classiques américaines avec notre menu diversifié, comprenant des hamburgers juteux, du poulet frit croustillant, des côtes de BBQ copieuses et des salades fraîches. Dégustez un confort intemporel à chaque bouchée, conçu pour satisfaire tous les goûts. Voir le carte

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