If there's one thing to be said about the pizza consumers of Lawrenceville, it's that they like a substantial pie. There's very little thin crust on the menus of the Lawrenceville pizzerias although you might find the odd mention of a New York-style here and there. Check out the pie shops in this Georgia city and it won't take you long to realize Lawrenceville is known for thick crust pizza. The type of thick crust pizza on offer in Lawrenceville isn't always your regular traditional Italian pizza but could be a Sicilian-style, a thicker than usual Neapolitan, or a tray-baked Grandma-style. Topping styles vary too so you could find one pizzeria offering simple, one extra ingredient pies while others go the whole hog and make theirs gourmet. And to give them their due, some are following the new trend of baking special thick crust vegan pizzas for their vegetarian customers.

Best delivery pizza in Lawrenceville, Georgia

When you order a delivery pizza you don't want to be restricted to ordering one size as one size doesn't suit all or to one type of pie. The best delivery pizza in Lawrenceville comes from a pizzeria that understands that and offers several different types of pizza in a variety of sizes. The pizzeria is called Biba's Italian Restaurant and it's over on Sugarloaf Parkway so it's pretty convenient no matter where you're located in Lawrenceville. Biba's has a huge and very smart premises which are often used for events and even has a banquet room for wedding guests to feast in. You'll be feasting when your pizza delivery arrives, especially if you order their chicken and artichoke, their pesto pie, or the great white pizza by Dan. They're not gourmet pies by any means but just good-tasting old-fashioned pizza you can really get your teeth into.

Best takeout pizza in Lawrenceville, Georgia

If you just landed at the Gwinnett County Airport and need something to eat, head straight down the GA-316 following the signs for the Northside Hospital. No, you won't be having a medical emergency, unless you're diabetic of course, or need a doctor to diagnose the fact that the pizza you pick up from Grandma's Pizza and Pasta on Duluth Highway is the best take-out pizza in Lawrenceville. Grandma's may look like a concrete monstrosity externally but head through the doors and you'll find a pizzeria with a real home-from-home atmosphere. Grandma's pizzas are home-style too and you'll be in for a veritable treat if you grab a slice of their New York-style pizza or order one of their pan-baked thick crust to go. Grandma's also bake Sicilian-style and Neapolitan-style too, so you'll be spoiled for choice.

Best pizza near Lawrenceville, Georgia

Winder

Winder is twenty miles east of Lawrenceville along the US-29 and a city partly bordered by the Fort Yargo State Park. The park encompasses an 18th-century wooden fort, a two hundred acre plus lake, and around twenty-odd miles of trails through the woodlands. The trails are used for hiking, and mountain biking, there's a swim beach and a disc golf course. If it's too quiet there for you, you can always head to the Winder Barrow Speedway Track where there's plenty of noise before going to Mazzio's Italian Eatery on West May Street for a pizza.

Atlanta

Atlanta, the state capital, is around a thirty-five-minute drive from Lawrenceville and a place to visit when you have a full free day as there's a lot to see and do there. You can spend a few hours in the Georgia Aquarium or the Zoo Atlanta, do the same in the city's High Museum of Art and you still won't have seen a tenth of what there is in Atlanta. Have a stroll around the Atlanta Botanical Garden or scream yourself silly at the Six Flags Over Georgia theme park. To get a great pizza lunch in Atlanta go to Savage Pizza on Moreland Avenue Northeast.

Grayson

Grayson is a city about five miles south of Lawrenceville. They're both fairly similar so it could be somewhere you might not bother visiting which might not be too much of a mistake. In Grayson, you'll find several parks including Tribble Park which has a fishing lake if you're into slinging your hook, Freeman's Hill Mill Park where there's an old wooden mill structure, and Vines park where there are scenic waterside hiking trails. When you've run out of exciting things to do in Grayson, which won't take you long, stop off at Marco's Pizza on Grayson Highway for a pie.