Posted in Virginia August 13, 2020 by

Try The Wood-Fired Pizza From Fry’s Spring Station, A Former Gas Station Turned Restaurant In Virginia

Looking for an excuse to try delicious wood-fired pizza? We’ve got just the place for you to try: Fry’s Spring Station. Located in Charlottesville, Virginia, this gas station turned pizza restaurant has tons of local flair and an impressive menu you’ll love. Whether you’re a die-hard pizza fan or just love the opportunity to visit Virginia’s most unique eateries, you’ll be glad you checked Fry’s Spring Station off your list.

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Tucked away in the lovely town of Charlottesville awaits a hidden gem of a destination restaurant: Fry's Spring Station.
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Like many restaurants in Virginia, its building has a fascinating history that actually predates the restaurant itself. You might be able to tell from the outside structure that this was once a gas and service station.
The moment you set foot inside, there's no mistaking what kind of food is offered at Fry's. The unmistakable scent of wood-fired pizza positively permeates the entire space.
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On the menu, diners will discover all the classic pizza offerings and toppings.
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However, if you're feeling adventurous, you might try one of the specialty combos. Photographed below is the Pisa Pie, complete with artichoke hearts, roasted cauliflower, olives, red bell pepper, fresh mozzarella, and fresh basil.
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The chef has even created an Indian-fusion pizza, photographed below. This creative take on Paratha includes Indian flatbread, ricotta and cilantro spread, pickled curry cauliflower, goat cheese, and fresh cilantro. Yum!
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Not in the mood for pizza? Not a problem! You'll also find a mouthwatering assortment of Italian-inspired entrées, such as this Rigatoni made with a homemade Bolognese sauce.
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No matter what you decide to order, you'll relish your experience dining at this fascinating Virginia landmark.

Have you ever been to Fry’s Spring Station in Virginia? If so, we’d love to hear about your experience there! For related content, check out this nearby pizza destination, Crozet Pizza.

Address: Fry's Spring, Charlottesville, VA, USA