If you’re serious about pepperoni, you already know the name Ezzo. Made right here in Ohio, Ezzo pepperoni is famous for its bold flavor, natural casing, and that iconic cup-and-char curl that crisps up perfectly in the oven.
Central Ohio just happens to be one of the best places in the country to find it on pizza — if you know where to look. Below is a growing list of Central Ohio pizza restaurants that use (or are well known for using) Ezzo pepperoni, plus tips on how to spot it on menus.
🍕 Central Ohio Pizza Spots Serving Ezzo Pepperoni
Paulie Gee’s Short North
A must-visit for pizza lovers. Paulie Gee’s proudly uses Ezzo pepperoni on several pies, delivering classic cup-and-char with a New York–meets–artisan vibe.
Location: Columbus (Short North)
Style: NY-inspired / artisan
Sexton’s Pizza
Sexton’s is often mentioned by local pizza fans for using Ezzo pepperoni. Their pies highlight crispy edges, balanced sauce, and premium toppings.
Location: Hilliard
Style: Tavern / Midwest-inspired
Angelina’s Villa
Angelina’s Villa has publicly noted using locally produced Ezzo meats, making this one of the more clearly confirmed spots.
Location: Columbus
Style: Italian-American / classic pizzeria
Flyers Pizza
Flyers has appeared in Ezzo-related promotions and posts. While toppings can vary by location, several Central Ohio stores are known to use Ezzo pepperoni.
Locations: Multiple across Central Ohio
Style: Columbus-style thin crust
Casa Di Pizza
Casa Di Pizza has listed Ezzo pepperoni directly on menu items in the past, making it another strong option for fans chasing that crispy curl.
Location: Columbus
Style: Traditional neighborhood pizzeria
🍕 Places Worth Asking (Pepperoni Brand May Vary)
Some Central Ohio pizza shops rotate toppings or don’t list brands publicly. These spots are worth asking directly if Ezzo pepperoni is available:
- Dante’s Pizza – Columbus
- Gallos Pizza – Dublin
- Brenz Pizza – Columbus
- East Coast Pizzeria – Columbus
- Bobby Jo’s Pizza – Columbus
- Bazemore Pizza – Upper Arlington
📞 Pro tip: Ask specifically for Ezzo pepperoni or cup-and-char pepperoni — staff usually know exactly what you mean.
🔥 How to Tell If a Pizza Uses Ezzo Pepperoni
Even if the menu doesn’t say it outright, Ezzo pepperoni is easy to spot:
- Curls into little cups
- Dark, crispy edges (the “char”)
- Grease pools inside the cup
- Bold, spicy, old-school flavor
If your pepperoni stays flat edge-to-edge, it’s probably not Ezzo.
🛒 Want Ezzo Pepperoni at Home?
You can also find Ezzo pepperoni sold retail at select Central Ohio markets like Weiland’s Market, perfect for homemade Detroit, NY, or tavern-style pizzas.
🍕 Final Slice
With Ezzo Sausage Company based right in Ohio, Central Ohio pizza lovers are spoiled when it comes to high-quality pepperoni. Whether you’re chasing crispy cup-and-char edges or just want the best-tasting topping possible, these spots are where your search should start.
👉 Know a Central Ohio pizza place using Ezzo pepperoni that’s not listed? Let us know — we’re always updating.