Where to get pizza in Pembroke Pines: Pines Boulevard and more

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Pizza in Pembroke Pines follows Pines Boulevard, with sit-down pizzerias near Pembroke Lakes Mall and in the far west, and carryout and delivery stores in the shopping centers between. The east side has more on Taft Street and North University Drive, and two stores are on Hiatus Road and Pembroke Road.

How we made this list. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside the Pembroke Pines city limits, the same data behind our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 10, 2026. We added Anthony’s, Coley’s, Joe’s, MOD Pizza, both Domino’s stores, the second Papa Johns, two Pizza Hut stores, O’ Vesuvio and Pizza Machine from the state’s restaurant license records, and we checked every address against the city limits. O’ Vesuvio and Pizza Machine have no website of their own; the state’s 2026 inspections confirm they are licensed. Kussifay’s site blocked our check and Little Caesars’ store page loads only in a browser, so they are not listed yet. The list is alphabetical. It is not a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on it. Run one of these places? Write to us to correct your entry.

The list

The places

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza & Wings, west of Pembroke Lakes Mall, bakes its pizzas in a coal-fired oven its site says reaches 900 degrees. Takeout, delivery and catering trays are offered.

Chuck E. Cheese at 8515 Pines Blvd. is the family arcade and party chain. Pizza is on its menu alongside games, birthday parties and online ordering.

Coley’s Pizza in west Pembroke Pines is a family-owned pizzeria that Chef Nicole “Coley” Herzlich opened in 2010, its site says. It describes its pizzas as handmade from fresh ingredients and takes orders online.

Domino’s has two delivery and carryout stores in the city, on North Palm Avenue and on far-west Pines Boulevard. Both store pages list the same hours.

Joe’s Pizza & Pasta on North University Drive says its founder grew up in his father’s pizzeria in East New York and brought the family’s recipes to South Florida in 1999. Its site has a full menu but does not post hours, so call ahead.

MOD Pizza at Pines Boulevard and Hiatus Road is a fast-casual pizza chain. Its store page lists pickup and delivery.

O’ Vesuvio 1926 Pizzeria Napoletana is in the shopping center at 10800 Pines Blvd. It has no website of its own; the state’s restaurant license records list it, last inspected in September 2026.

Papa Johns has two stores in the city, on North University Drive and on far-west Pines Boulevard. Both store pages list delivery and carryout, with slightly earlier carryout closing times on Pines Boulevard.

Pizza Hut has three stores in the city, on North Hiatus Road, Pembroke Road and far-west Pines Boulevard. All three list the same hours, with delivery and carryout.

Pizza Machine on Taft Street has no website of its own. The state’s restaurant license records list it as a takeout kitchen, last inspected in July 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I get pizza in Pembroke Pines?

This list has 14 pizza locations inside the city limits. Most are on Pines Boulevard, from Chuck E. Cheese near University Drive to Coley’s Pizza in the west, with others on Taft Street, University Drive, Hiatus Road and Pembroke Road.

Which Pembroke Pines pizza places are open late?

The Papa Johns at 2080 N. University Drive lists hours to 2:15 a.m. every day, and both Domino’s stores list 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. The Pizza Hut stores list 1 a.m. on Friday and Saturday.

Where can I sit down for pizza in Pembroke Pines?

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza & Wings on Pines Boulevard and Joe’s Pizza & Pasta on North University Drive are sit-down restaurants, and Coley’s Pizza is a family-owned pizzeria in west Pembroke Pines.

Is there a family-owned pizzeria in Pembroke Pines?

Coley’s Pizza at 18381 Pines Blvd. says it is family owned and was founded in 2010, and Joe’s Pizza & Pasta at 1741 N. University Drive says it brings family recipes from New York.