Circle Pizza

Relaxed clean pizza place. Outside and inside seating. The food is good and fast. The workers fun. Try the specials! Thanks!

A must stop when visiting Cape May County. Circle Pizza offers a thin crust pie that is tasty. Normally would give it five star, but giving it 4 for the following reasons. While I realize this place is in Avalon, for a 16 inch pie, the price of $21.95 is a bit pricey. While on vacation? I don't mind digging deep, but I would not pay these prices on a regular basis. Also, a sign is posted on menu board that prices are subject to change without notice. While the posted price was $21.95, a large pie was $22.89. The garlic bread that was $6.99 was $7.99 and a small 2 ounce sauce cup w as $1.15. While I understand the need to increase prices, take the time to change the menus. When I ordered my pie over the phone for pickup, when we arrived, I decided to eat it there being th

Avalon has limited options in the off-season, and this place is often one of the few I can count on for a quick bite. The food is just okay and not worth the price for me. The pizza is greasy and bland, with small slices and portions that don’t feel like you’re getting good value. I’ve tried a bit of everything—cheese steak, buffalo tenders, salad—and it’s all fairly bland and not very memorable. Service is usually friendly, and they’re open when other spots aren’t, which helps. But unless you’re starving and desperate, I’d look elsewhere for something more flavorful and filling. If you’re in Avalon and need a quick bite, you might end up here, but don’t expect a standout meal or great value for money.

Pizza and cheesesteaks? Delicious, no doubt. But let’s be real—Avalon has a knack for turning everything into a luxury item. We decided to indulge in a large pizza and a cheesesteak, and all we wanted to wash it down was a simple glass of water. Imagine my surprise when the host informed us that bottled water was our only option. I inquired about regular water, only to be told that we’d need to purchase a cup for that privilege. “How much for the cup?” I asked, half-expecting a reasonable answer. “$2.85,” she replied. I had to pass. What kind of restaurant doesn’t offer complimentary water? It’s like charging for air! I guess I’ll be saving my pennies and my appetite for establishments that appreciate the value of hydration. Consider this my farewell to this overpriced joint! Sounds like

The BEST pizza you will EVER have. We have been visiting circle pizza for over 20 years. We visit every summer when we are vacationing in Avalon, NJ. We wish having their pizza wasn’t just limited to our summer vacations. Also, their cheesesteak eggrolls with the spicy ketchup is 10/10. We look forward to this pizza EVERY year!!! we love circle so much!! 🍕