So head over to Leaning Tower of Pizza, where you can sit down to a delicious pizza in a relaxed, casual setting. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Leaning Tower of Pizza is a great dining option for any time of day. Typical diners should plan to spend about $30 per person on Leaning Tower of Pizza's moderately priced fare. Leaning Tower of Pizza offers outdoor bike racks for cyclists. Save time and money on parking when you take advantage of the open lot next door. Turn your living room into a five-star restaurant with takeout or delivery from this pizzeria. No need for a wardrobe change when you hit Leaning Tower of Pizza ? it's strictly casual. The large dining space at Leaning Tower of Pizza provides quick and easy seating options for large groups. At Leaning Tower of Pizza, there's no need to confine your meal to a traditional dining room ? outdoor seating is available when the weather is warm. Wifi access is totally free at Leaning Tower of Pizza, perfect for catching up on the news, hopping on social media, or even working. Got kids? No problem at Leaning Tower of Pizza! This pizzeria is a fantastic spot for families to dine together. With this pizzeria's wide selection of refreshments available, you can tap into the drink menu early in the evening. Family gave thumbs up Service: Take out Meal type: Dinner Price per person: 1020 Recommended dishes: Garlic Bread, Taco Pizza, Cuban Pizza. Leaning Tower of Pizza has vegan, low-fat and gluten-free eats readily available for hungry diners. Truly an amazing Cuban Pizza Great balance and flavors. Go for the happy hour, but please don't eat this pizza.Find great food in a comfortable Minneapolis setting at Leaning Tower of Pizza ? pizza lovers flock to this Minneapolis joint. How can these prices be justified? I can buy a huge pizza at Papa Murphy's for $6 bucks and it would taste 5 times better. But when you call yourself the Leaning Tower of Pizza, shouldn't your pizza at least be decent? Is that to much to ask? And at $4 a slice, it's more expensive than Messa Pizza in Dinkytown. Now I've had pizza in Italy, New York, Chicago, and all over Minnesota so maybe I'm just a pizza snob or something.

Domino's, Pizza Hut, and Little Caesars all serve up much better food(at a fraction of the price). I literally felt like I had just been scammed after biting into my giant slice($4) of pepperoni. I know they have a good happy hour and a nice location, but the pizza here is basically Walmart quality. I don't understand how this place stays in business.

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