8 Perfect Pizza Parlors In Kentucky Where You'll Want To Savor Every Bite

If there’s one food almost everyone can say they crave on a regular basis, it’s pizza. Pizza is the ultimate comfort food and one of the best things about it is that it comes in so many different varieties. No matter what type of pizza you prefer, Kentucky’s local restaurants have you covered. We’ve shared many of them with you over the years, but believe it or not, there’s even more to experience, so here are eight perfect pizza parlors in Kentucky where you’ll want to savor every bite.

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Facebook/The Post

Located in the Germantown neighborhood of Louisville, The Post is a fun dining spot with incredible slices of pie. The building is an old VFW Post (hence the name) and the new modern space is perfect for chowing down on a massive slice of pizza, sharing a whole one with friends, and washing it down with a cold drink.

Learn more about The Post on its website here.

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Fessler's is indeed a legendary Kentucky pizza parlor, serving locals incredible food since 1963. It used to be called Pasquale’s, but the freshly baked pizza, hoagies, and other favorites remain as mouthwatering as ever.

Find out more about Fessler's in our previous article here.

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Facebook/Pizza by the Pound

Pizza by the Pound is a hidden gem in Paducah that the locals have loved for years. Known for their eight-pound pizza, shown above, visit when you're really hungry or plan to go home with a lot of leftovers!

Find out more about this Paducah pizza parlor on its Facebook page here.

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Buddy's Pizza is a small pizza parlor in Frankfort that many say has the best pies in our state's capital. The crust is on the thinner side, the toppings are fresh, and the slices are as big as your head.

Learn more about Buddy's Pizza on its Facebook page here.

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It's a known fact that pizza tastes better when located near a college campus, and that is definitely the case with Apollo Pizza in Richmond. They recently opened up a second location in Berea and both places are worth visiting for some of the best pizza in the state.

Find out more about Apollo Pizza on its website here.

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Hometown Pizza is aptly named, as it's a favorite local pizza parlor in many Kentucky towns. The pizza is delicious, the atmosphere is welcoming, and everyone always feels right at home.

Find all of the Kentucky locations of Hometown Pizza on its website here.

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FatKats Pizzeria in Georgetown is conveniently located near the Kentucky Horse Park and serves up delicious pizza, among other menu items. Plan a visit to horse country and try the freshest pizza around.

Learn more about this local pizza parlor on its website here.

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Located in the small town of Danville, Bluegrass Pizza and Pub is an eclectic restaurant with incredible pizza. The fun atmosphere pairs perfectly with the topping-piled pizzas. Give the wings a try too - they are delicious!

Find out more about this local pizza pub on its Facebook page here.

A couple of these have made our lists before, but many haven’t! That’s just more proof that Kentucky is an amazing place to sample slices from the perfect pizza parlors in our state. Did your favorite local pizza place make the list? We know there are so many more out there, so be sure to give them a shout out in the comments!

And if you’d like to check out our other Kentucky articles featuring the best pizza in the Bluegrass, take a look at our previous articles here.