Lost Pizza Co
3745 Hwy 61 N, Cleveland, MS, 38732
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Address :
3745 Hwy 61 N
Cleveland, MS, 38732 - Phone (662) 846-1300
- Website https://www.lostpizza.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :3:00 pm - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Categories
Pizza
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Over the years, different pizzerias in the United States have developed their own respective regional variations. Pizza gained popularity as the iconic dish in the United States in the second half of the 20th century. Whether you prefer thin or thick crust pizza, you can find a pizza of your preference at the best pizza restaurants in your city.
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Erik M.
Lost Pizza Co. is one of my absolute go to places to eat when I am in Cleveland for work. The pizza is absolutely phenomenal. Don't bother with the generic pizza toppings and go straight for one of their specials...everyone I have ever had has been good. My personal favorites are: - Lucille and El Diablo Can't go wrong.
(5)Sean F.
Hmmmm! Good Pizza... I wanted something quick on a Wednesday night and this seemed promising based on other Yelp recommendations. The place was about a quarter filled mostly with families. I got the El Diablo pizza and was not disappointed. It was packed with flavor and filling although not as spicy as I hoped. There is a good selection of domestic beer but nothing exciting. The decor of eclectic outdoorsy with lots of space and very child friendly. Service is super friendly and reasonably quick. I would definitely come back to try the other specialty pizzas.
(4)Amy P.
Great pizza, friendly staff, lots of beer choices and love the music decor. We were pleased to find such a cool place. Had the vegetarian Happy Hippie pizza thin crust. It was light and tasty. They had other op tions like sandwiches and salads too. Also like the words on the Volkswagen van - love all, serve all.
(4)Nathaniel C.
This was my first time here and of coarse I had pizza and wings. The was delicious, great atmosphere and a nice and friendly staff. The place give you the southern hospitality feel, and there a lot of really interesting decor on the walls. But the beverage sizes could be better!
(4)Yoori C.
I like the ambiance of this place. They have a Wii that some kids were playing on and a decorative van you can sit on and go into, but the pizza itself was aaalrriight. I split The Pit Boss, size Massive, with two other friends solely on the pulled pork that was supposed to be in it. I didn't taste any of the pulled pork and could barely see it on the pizza, but it did taste like BBQ sauce which half implied it was on there somewhere. I traded a slice with my friend to try The Kujo which was the pizza I wanted to try initially. This pizza was better since I could actually see and taste the meats, but I prefer pizzas with lots of veggies and meats which wasn't an available option. A pizza with "the works" would considerably improve this pizza joint. I did like the variety of beers available and recommend "the bucket" (domestic or imports/craft) with 5 beers you can mix and match.
(3)Fadi M.
This is my third visit to lost pizza and it gets better every time. Highly recommend especially if you are hungry!
(5)fran s.
If you're in the Delta and you don't eat here, you are missing the point of being in the Delta. A VERY cool place with delish food- the pizza ad everything else, really.. You'll get addicted. Also- very cool staff and a great selection of COLD BEER (Yip yip)! The last time I was here (I go every time I am in the Delta) I remember being over-the-top excited to see they had my new fave beer in stock- Abita Strawberry. If you want cutting edge hip in the delta- Make the trip!
(5)JarHarms P.
Stopped in here for a late lunch. I ordered some chipolte-citrus chicken wings and a kujo personal pizza (thick crust of course). The kujo is one of their specialty pizzas. You are given a number and pick a table to wait for your order to come out. While waiting, there is all kinds of cool stuff inside this place to check out. There were some kids at tables and in the VW van playing around. I would say this is a good place to go if you have kids and still a good place if you do not have kids. The chipolte-citrus wings were not spicy at all but they tasted awesome. They were kind of tiny wings/drumsticks (maybe from midget chickens?) but that did not detract from the taste. I suggest ordering 2x your normal if you are used to larger wings. The kujo pizza came next and was really tasty. It had a decent crust and the toppings were fresh. As a Chicago pizza person, I would say this was a respectable pizza. The only confusing this was that the building has "The Lost Dog Pizza Company" on it and the road sign has "The Lost Pizza Co." on it. I drove by the first time thinking that this was the wrong place. Update: I returned with some friends and this time I got the diablo pizza. it was really good and had just enough heat to it. I do have a suggetion to per-order your beers if you plan on having more than one. They will hold it for you until your ready and it saves multiple charges on your credit card.
(4)Ellen L.
Great pizza and wings for the Delta. A much better alternative to other pizza places here.
(4)Sarah D.
This place is an anomaly here in the Delta. This place is fun, family friendly, and aesthetically pleasing.. One thing I enjoy here is the method of service. You order at the counter, take a number, and then they serve you your food. It's just like New York! Now, I am from New York, so the food here does not even compare to the food back home, but it is good enough. I ordered the Happy Hippy Pizza, and it was good!
(4)Justin M.
Lost Pizza is a good place to eat. The pizzas are good and their spaghetti is pretty good as well. They are fairly generous with the spaghetti dare I say. Unless a good bit on the hungry side chances are you won't finish it in one meal or alone. I can't say anything about most of the food as I normally get the spaghetti but I enjoy it pretty well. The place also has three televisions for the general public. Two for different channels and one for a Wii for the kids. There's also a van for the younger kids to entertain themselves in that includes a television. It's a pretty busy place during the evening. If you're looking for a quiet place to eat, then it might be a good idea to eat elsewhere. Most of the time I have eaten here with my family, "quiet" is typically not an adjective i would use to describe it. Not that I'm saying it as a bad thing. Just an honest observation. Bottom line is the restaurant is good where it matters and that is its food.
(5)noodlebean d.
This place is adorable. In addition to cute backyard-garden-party-style lights strung up across the ceiling, there is a converted VW van at one side that now houses a tiny living room with Guitar Hero in it. Fun!! Plus lots of art all around (for sale, so I assume it's local). The pizza itself I thought was just okay, HOWEVER, the atmosphere makes up for it. Also, my dining companion enjoyed his more than I enjoyed mine, so I may be wrong. They also have subs and salads and pasta, so next time I go, I will try something else and see if I find dinner nirvana. This place is a bit out of downtown Cleveland, so don't get concerned if you head down 61 and don't see it right away. Just keep going! Order at the counter, get a number, and have your order brought to your table. They have a variety of toppings available and each person can get an individual (8-inch) pizza, or you can share a larger one. Very fun place!
(4)Big Z.
Overall ok and very kid/family friendly. Probably not a good choice for taking a date or intimate dining. Price ok for what was served. Nothing special about the pizza... you get the same stuff at the Hut. Wings were not what we ordered (mild) and instead of exchanging them we were told they were mild... :-( ... Customer service was kinda snarky, like they had something better to do. But like I said overall it was ok. Store bought Di Giorno and a glass of tea is better unless you want the kids to have a place to play during dinner.
(2)Sheila D.
Unique pizza unlike any other for miles (unless you're counting their Indianola location.). They have a large selection of beer and make your pizza any way you want. I suggest the "happy hippie" - a vegetable pizza featuring artichokes. If you're not into pizza, they also have different types of hot wings and smokin' hot sandwiches.
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