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5 Best Pizzerias & Pizza Places for Orient Ohio

Orient may be a small spot on the map, but it sits within easy reach of some of central Ohio's most satisfying pizza. Head north toward Grove City and the west side of Columbus to find old‑school tavern pies, crispy Columbus‑style thin crust, and family‑run shops that know their regulars by name. Whether you're grabbing takeout after a day at the nearby parks or settling in for a relaxed weekend dinner, these are the places locals recommend first.

 
01

Flyers Pizza & Subs (Grove City)

Stringtown Road, Grove City • Family‑Friendly Columbus‑Style Pizzeria • Go‑To Choice For Orient Locals

Dependably crispy thin‑crust pies, friendly staff, and quick carryout make Flyers an easy first choice when you're heading up from Orient.

This Grove City location is the closest Flyers for Orient residents and sits just off I‑71, so it’s an easy detour on the way home. The menu leans into classic Columbus‑style thin crust with edge‑to‑edge toppings, plus sturdy subs and wings for a full game‑night spread. It’s a solid all‑rounder: big enough to handle team orders, but still relaxed and personal enough to feel like a neighborhood spot.

02

Zamarelli's Pizza Palace

Grove City Town Center • Old‑School Pizza Parlor • Best For A Nostalgic Pie

Zamarelli's serves up the kind of square‑cut, thin‑crust pizza that locals grew up on, just a short drive from Orient.

Tucked into Grove City’s historic core, Zamarelli's feels like stepping into the kind of pizza place every town wishes it still had. The crust is crisp, the toppings are generous without being fussy, and the sauce leans toward that comforting, slightly sweet Columbus profile. It’s an especially good pick when you want a low‑key, family‑run shop rather than a polished chain experience.

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Plank's On Broadway

Historic Broadway, Grove City • Tavern‑Style Pizzeria And Bar • Best For Lingering Over A Pie

Plank's pairs hearty, edge‑to‑edge tavern pizzas with a comfortable old‑brick dining room right in downtown Grove City.

If you’re coming from Orient and want to sit down for a proper night out, Plank’s is the move. The pizzas come on a sturdier crust than typical Columbus style, with plenty of cheese and toppings that hold up well to a long conversation and a cold drink. The cozy, wood‑and‑brick interior and mix of locals at the bar make it feel like a true town gathering spot rather than a quick in‑and‑out slice joint.

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Donatos Pizza (Grove City)

Southwest Grove City Near I‑71 • Regional Thin‑Crust Chain • Most Reliable For Big Group Orders

This Donatos makes it easy to feed a crowd from Orient with consistent thin‑crust pizzas, big salads, and predictable timing.

The Grove City Donatos is a practical choice when you need a lot of food fast and you want it to be exactly what you expect. Their trademark thin, crispy crust and edge‑to‑edge toppings translate well to delivery back to Orient, and the menu covers everything from pepperoni classics to veggie‑packed specialty pies. Add on a few shareable sides and you’ve got a no‑stress spread for movie night or an impromptu gathering.

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Joseppi's Pizza (Galloway)

West Side Columbus, Galloway • Neighborhood Carryout Pizza Shop • Great Value For Hearty Pies

Joseppi's is a west‑side standby known for generous toppings and hearty pies that still travel well back toward Orient.

A few minutes farther than Grove City but still an easy run from Orient, Joseppi’s rewards the drive with hefty, flavor‑packed pizzas. The crust is a touch thicker than classic Columbus style, with a satisfying chew and enough structure to support loaded toppings. It’s a smart option when you want something a little different from the standard chains and don’t mind a quick west‑side detour.