Dry Street Pub & Pizza

Wow! We were visiting Southport this past weekend and we adored this little gem. It’s a small location and it was raining so we did have a small wait. They had tents set up with chairs that were dry too. The food was absolutely delicious. We had the tomato bread as an appetizer and it was out of this world. All of our party got personal pan pizzas and they were all delicious. Highly recommend and we will be back!

My first visit was on Monday and then another visit today. Monday was very busy and had to wait a while for the food. Our server was ok, but not very attentive. Today, was considerably slower so food was quicker. The Tomato Bread was fantastic! The salad was plenty big. The pizza was very good as well. My daughter had the Sangria and enjoyed it!

The pizza was good, not great, but it'll hit thevspot when you are craving pizza and theres limited options in the area at night. The dining area was small, but quaint. Service was not super fast, but it was super friendly.

We’ve been loyal fans of Dry Street Pizza for years, and on our recent visit, we brought our dog and enjoyed the gorgeous weather on their outdoor gravel eating area. It’s always been one of our favorite spots. We started with a Caesar salad—delicious and generously portioned. It arrived super quickly, which was a great start. However, the main event—the pizza—took much longer than expected. When it finally came out, it wasn’t the one we ordered. Thankfully, they fixed the mistake and got us the right pizza, but what should have been a quick lunch turned into a lengthy visit. Our server seemed a bit disconnected, and I actually had to go inside to request a refill because my cup had run dry more than once. Not sure if she was just inefficient or overwhelmed, but they didn’t seem that bus

Stopped in for some lunch while out walking town. Kristen was absolutely amazing! And the food was amazing!