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Sometimes you’re not hungry enough to eat an entire pizza and, to be honest, nuking it in your microwave turns it into an edible frisbee. A lot of us have been there, done that.
Luckily, there are plenty of places in Tucson that offer pizza by the slice. To make it even better, they offer a combo deal of some sort that’s less than $10. Here’s a roundup of a few spots in town that serve such a deal, and some of these aren’t a combo at all — they’re simply a slice of pizza and a cheaply-priced drink.
You can get a large slice of cheese pizza and a fountain drink for $8 (additional toppings are $1 each). This deal is valid for takeout and dine-in. This same exact deal can be found at Upper Crust Pizza at 1909 E. Grant Rd.
For more information, visit azpizzacompany.com.
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If you’re walking around Fourth Avenue between the hours of 11 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., stop by Brooklyn Pizza for a slice of cheese pizza and a fountain drink for $5.41. This deal is valid daily between those hours.
For more information, visit brooklynpizzacompany.com.
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The downtown spot doesn’t have a specific deal but it’s easy to pair a slice of pizza with any of the sodas and select beers on tap (a combo that’s $10 or less). A slice of cheese pizza is $4, a pepperoni slice is $4.50, and their “display slice” is $5.50.
For more information, visit empire.pizza.
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The wood-fired Neapolitan pizza spot in the foothills offers multiple pizzas by the slice that won’t empty your wallet. Their slices range from $4.50 to $5.25 each, depending on what you’d like on top. On Tuesday, they’ve got a “two for Tuesdays” deal — two slices of pizza and a drink for $8.
For more information, visit fiammepizzatucson.com.
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Weave your way through the party crowd and you’ll find that they’ve got pizza by the slice for $6.50 each. There isn’t a specific combo deal but a fountain drink will keep it under $10. Plus, if you’re super hungry and have some deep pockets, they’ve got giant slices for $11.75 each.
For more information, visit frogandfirkin.com.
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This midtown pizza joint has been around for years and it’s likely you’ve seen the iconic sign near Fort Lowell and First Avenue. It’s a quick and easy spot to grab a slice of cheese pizza for $2.99. Pair it with a soda for less than $10.
For more information, visit mariospizzatucsonmenu.com.
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Grab yourself a fountain drink or cheap beer and then pick up a slice of cheese pizza or one-topping slice for $4.25. If you’re feeling fancy, they’ve got specialty slices for $5.25 each.
For more information, visit noanchoviesaz.com.
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Chances are you’ve seen this pizza joint while stumbling out of Danny’s Baboquivari. Well, head into the restaurant earlier in the day and they’ve got a lunch special on pizza slices. From noon – 4 p.m., build your own pizza slice starting at $3.99 (each additional topping is $0.65 each). Or you can get the $10 special, which is a slice of pizza with two toppings, a drink, and a side salad.
For more information, follow PieZano’s on Instagram.
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Did you know this pot has a special filter that replicates the water used in New York City? They’ve also got cheap slices of pizza (both square and triangular). Square slices are around $6 each and triangle slices from a round pizza are about $5 depending on what you’d like on top. Pair these slices with a soda and you’re in good company.
For more information, visit squareduptucson.com.
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In addition to all of the great sandwiches, wine selection, and groceries, Time Market has $4 slices of cheese pizza and $4.50 slices of pepperoni pizza. Pair it with several beverage options are you’re walkin’ outta there without spending more than $10.
For more information, visit timemarket.xyz.
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From 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. every Monday – Friday, you can get a Detroit-style slice of cheese pizza for $2.50 or a double pepperoni slice for $3.50. Fountain drinks are $2.95 and there are quite a few craft beer options on the bar side of the restaurant you can pair a slice with — making it a combo for $10 or less.
However, if you’ve got a couple of extra bucks to spend, $12 will get you a Detroit-style slice of pizza, a small salad, and a fountain drink.
For more information, visit transplantpizza.com.
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Perhaps you’ve seen this deal plastered on a sandwich board on the corner of Grant and Campbell. You can get a large slice of cheese pizza and a fountain drink for $8 (additional toppings are $1 each). This deal is valid for takeout and dine-in.
For more information, visit uppercrustpizzatucson.com.
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