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1017 Wealthy Street Grand Rapids, MI (616) 719-2409 Brickroad Pizza.Com 3 Pm - 9 Pm Tuesday-Friday 11 Am - 9 Pm Saturday - Sunday Closed Monday 1017 Wealthy Street Grand Rapids, MI (616) 719-2409 brickroad pizza.com 3 pm - 9 pm Tuesday-Friday 11 am - 9 pm Saturday - Sunday Closed Monday ––––CHIC–AGO– DEE–P DIS–H PI–ZZA –––––BU–ILD –YOUR– OWN– PIZ–ZA ––– ALL DEEP DISH PIZZAS COME WITH OUR HOMEMADE SAUCE, PREMIUM CRUST, EACH HAND TOSSED PIZZA COMES WITH OUR HOUSE SAUCE AND CHEESE BLEND. ––AN–D OUR– CHEE–SE BLE–ND. A–VAILA–BLE IN– 12" ON–LY, SE–RVES –4 PEO–PLE! – –––YOU– CAN– ADD A–S MAN–Y ITE–MS AS– YOU L–IKE, TO– CREA–TE A –– AVERAGE COOK TIME IS 45 MIN, BUT IT CAN VARY ! OUR SUGGESTED COMBOS: PIZZA ADVENTURE OF YOUR OWN. THIN CRUST AVAILABLE IN ALL SIZES. THE BRICK ROAD PIZZA FOR ALL THE TURKEy FANS...FRESH TURKEy SAUSAGE, TURKEy PEPPERONI, CHOOSE YOUR SIZE SMOKED TURKEy, RED ONIONS, MUSHROOMS, AND GREEN PEPPERS...$30.50 9" – 1 ITEM...$8.50 2 ITEM...$9.50 3 ITEM...$11.50 EACH ADD ITEM 75¢ HARD CORE VEGGIE 12 "– 1 ITEM...$12.50 2 ITEM...$14.50 3 ITEM...$16.50 EACH ADD ITEM $1.00 ROASTED RED PEPPERS, RED ONIONS, ZUCCHINI, ARTICHOKES, TOMATOES, 16" – 1 ITEM...$17.50 2 ITEM...$19.50 3 ITEM...$21.50 EACH ADD ITEM $1.25 BLACK OLIVES AND SPINACH...$28.50 BUILD YOUR OWN DEEP DISH CHOOSE YOUR SAUCE THERE IS A 3 TOPPING MINIMUM ON CUSTOM DEEP DISHES. WE WANT TO SERVE THE BEST PIZZA WE CAN OFFER. WITH HOUSE SAUCE, CHEESE, AND 3 TOPPINGS... $27.50 EACH HAND TOSSED PIZZA COMES WITH OUR HOUSE SAUCE, OR CHOOSE ONE OF THESE TASTy CHOICES EACH ADDITIONAL ITEM...$2.50...SEE OUR TOPPING LIST HERBED BUTTER, ALFREDO , RICOTTA, BBQ, PEST O ** CONTAINS NUTS 9" ... $1.25 12" ... $2.25 16” ...$3.25 OUR PIZZA CREATIONS TOPPING LIST A LITTLE SOMETHING WE THREW TOGETHER....EACH PIZZA INCLUDES OUR HAND TOSSED ––CRUS–T W/ H–OUSE– SAUCE– & CH–EESE. A–LL SIZ–ES AV–AILAB–LE ON– THIN C–RUST.– VEGGIES & FRUIT... POULTRY... OTHER NOVELTIES... ALL CREATIONS AVAILABLE ON GLUTEN FREE VEGAN CRUST...ADD $3.50 TO THE 12” PRICE RED ONIONS, GREEN PEPPER, FREE RANGE FETA CHEESE, SWISS CHEESE, MILD yELLOW PEPPERS, TURKEy SAUSAGE, SMOKED GOAT CHEESE, ROASTED RED PEPPERS, JALAPENO TURKEy, TURKEy PEPPERONI, VEGAN GOAT CHEESE, MEAT MADNESS HULA DANCE PEPPERS, ROASTED TOMATOES, SEASONED WHITE CHICKEN GORGONZOLA CHEESE, PEPPERONI, SAUSAGE, HAM AND BACON. FARM RAISED HAM, PINEAPPLE AND BACON. TOMATOES, SUNDRIED TOMATOES, TRADITIONAL MEAT... SMOKED GOUDA CHEESE, 9"...$12 - 12"...$18.50 - 16"...$24.50 9"...$11.50 - 12"...$17 - 16"...$23 CARAMELIZED ONIONS, FARM RAISED PORK SAUSAGE, FRESH MOZZARELLA, BBQ CHICKEN PIZZA THE BIG GREEK PIZZA PORTABELLA MUSHROOMS, PEPPERONI, BACON MICHIGAN WHITE CHEDDAR, ARTICHOKES, PINEAPPLE, SPINACH, PINE NUTS BARBECUE BASE WITH WHITE CHICKEN, CUCUMBER SAUCE BASE, SLICED FAUX MEATS... GREEN PEPPER, ONION, ROASTED CORN TOMATOES, ARTICHOKES, ONION, ARUGULA, ZUCCHINI, FREE RANGE TURKEy, GREEN OLIVES, KALAMATA OLIVES, SEITAN PEPPERONI, SEASONED MEATBALLS, ANCHOVIES, SALSA, AVOCADO, AND CILANTRO. KALAMATA OLIVES, MILD yELLOW TOFU, TEMPEH BACON, FAUX 9"...$11.50 - 12"...$17 - 16"...$23 PEPPERS, CHICKEN, AND FETA CHEESE. BLACK OLIVES, BROCCOLI, LOCALLy SOURCED HAM. FRESH GARLIC, ROASTED GARLIC, TURKEy, BLACK BEAN BURGER 9"...$1.25, 12"...$2.25, 9"...$11.50 - 12"...$17 - 16"...$23 CRUMBLES, TEMPEH SAUSAGE BUFFALO CHICKEN PIZZA AVAILABLE VEGAN OR VEGETARIAN! FRESH BASIL, CORN SALSA, 16"..$3.25 RANCH BASE WITH BUFFALO MARINATED SEASONED POTATOES 9"...$1.25, 12"...$2.25, WHITE CHICKEN AND A CELERy GARNISH. BRICK ROAD DELUXE 16"...$3.25 9"...$11.50 - 12"...$17 - 16"...$23 PEPPERONI, SAUSAGE, GREEN PEPPERS, ADD BLUE CHEESE FOR XTRA FLAVOR! MUSHROOMS, AND ONIONS. 9"...$11.50 - 12"...$17 - 16"...$23 LOADED POTATO PIZZA EGAN PIZZA CREATIONS BAKED POTATO, BACON, CHEDDAR CHEESE, RANCH & SCALLIONS. 9"...$11.50 - 12"...$17 - 16"...$23 –A LITT–LE SO–METHI–NG WE– THRE–W TOG–ETHER–....EAC–H PIZ–ZA INC–LUDES– OUR H–AND –TOSSED CRUST W/ HOUSE SAUCE & DAIYA CHEESE. ALL SIZES AVAILABLE ON THIN CRUST. VEGGIE PIZZAS ALL CREATIONS AVAILABLE ON GLUTEN FREE VEGAN CRUST...ADD $3.50 TO THE 12” PRICE SMOKIN VEGGIE *CONtaINs Nuts MARGHERITA PIZZA LOADED POTATO PIZZA VEGAN SURPRISE PIZZA –PEST–O SAU–CE, BRO–CCOLI–, ONIO–N, ––HERB–ED GAR–LIC BU–TTER B–ASE, FR–ESH – BAKED POTATO, BACON BITS, VEGAN PIZZA SAUCE BASE W/ SEITAN PEPPERONI, ROASTED GARLIC, ROASTED TOMATOES, MOZZARELLA CHEESE, TOMATO, FRESH BASIL. CHEDDAR, RANCH AND SCALLIONS. TEMPEH BACON, SEASONED TOFU, ROASTED RED PEPPER, & SMOKED GOUDA. 9"...$11.50 - 12"...$17 - 16"...$23 9"...$11.50 - 12"...$17 - 16"...$23 PINEAPPLE, ONION, GREEN PEPPER, 9"...$12 - 12"...$18 - 16"...$24 W/ CHIPOTLE MAyO DRIZZLED ON TOP. MUSHROOM MADNESS 9"...$12 - 12"...$18 - 16"...$24 SOFT CORE VEGGIE PORTOBELLA, SHITAKE, OySTER MUSHROOMS BUFFALO TOFU PIZZA ALFREDO SAUCE, MUSHROOMS, GREEN & ONIONS. SAUTEED IN BUTTER AND VEGAN RANCH BASE, SAUTEED TOFU, PEPPERS, TOMATOES, RED ONIONS, AND THE TEMPEST DEGLAZED IN WHITE WINE. FLOATING IN WITH BUFFALO SAUCE, TOPPED WITH ALFREDO BASE, VEGAN CHEDDAR, SPINACH. ALSO AVAILABLE W/RED SAUCE. ALFREDO SAUCE W/ A HINT OF ROSEMARy FRESH TOMATOES, GREEN ONION & RANCH. 9"...$11.50 - 12"...$17 - 16"...$23 TEMPEH SAUSAGE, SPINACH, ROASTED RED AND MICHIGAN SWISS CHEESE. 9"...$11.50 - 12"...$17 - 16"...$23 PEPPER, CARAMELIZED ONIONS WITH A ANGRY NUT 9"...$12 - 12"...$18 - 16"...$24 DRIZZLE OF PESTO ON TOP. HERB BUTTER BASE, HOUSE AND GOAT CHEESE BURGER PIZZA BBQ TOFU PIZZA 9"...$11.50 - 12"...$17 - 16"...$23 CHEESE. BAKED GOLDEN. TOPPED WITH BARBECUE BASE, WITH SEASONED TOFU, TOASTED PINE NUTS, FRESH ARUGULA & MAyO BASE, BEyOND BURGER CRUMBLE, VEGAN DELUXE ONION, KETCHUP, MUSTARD AND PICKLE. TEMPEH BACON, GREEN PEPPER, ONION, PARMESAN. SEITAN PEPPERONI, TEMPEH SAUSAGE, 9"...$11.50 - 12"...$17 - 16"...$23 9"...$12 - 12"...$18.50 - 16"...$24.50 ROASTED CORN SALSA, AVOCADO, AND CILANTRO. ONION, GREEN PEPPER, MUSHROOM, 9"...$12 - 12"...$18 - 16"...$24 W/ RED SAUCE. CALZONES & BUILD YOUR OWN 9"...$11.50 - 12"...$17 - 16"...$23 OUR CRUST IS STUFFED WITH ALL OF YOUR FAVORITE ITEMS, FOLDED IN HALF AND GLUTEN FREE PIZZA –B–AKED –GOLDE–N BRO–WN W–ITH O–UR RIC–OTTA/–MOZZ–ARELL–A/PRO–VOLON–E MIX– . MARINARA ON THE SIDE. ***OUR GLUTEN FREE PIZZA CRUSTS ARE 100% GLUTEN FREE AND ARE BAKED MAC & CHEESE ZONE CHICKEN BACON RANCH ZONE –IN TH–EIR OW–N PAN– SO TH–EY WI–LL NOT– TOUC–H ANY –SURFA–CES W–HERE G–LUTEN– IS PRE– SENT. HOT GOOEy GOODNESS! CHOICE OF STUFFED WITH CHICKEN, BACON, THE PIZZAS ARE PREPARED IN AREAS WHERE OTHER ITEMS CONTAINING GLUTEN ARE THREE TOPPINGS & BAKED WRAPPED IN A 12” CRUST ...$14 PREPARED. THOUGH WE TAKE THE UTMOST CAUTION AS TO NOT CROSS WITH TO PERFECTION $13 ADDITIONAL ITEM...$1 EA ADDITIONAL ITEM...$1 EA GLUTEN CONTAINING ITEMS, THE POSSIBILITY IS STILL PRESENT. IF YOU HAVE A BYO - CALZONE SEVERE ALLERGY PLEASE KEEP THIS IN MIND, AS WE ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANY REACTIONS. COMES WITH THE SAME CHEESE ABOVE, yOU CHOOSE THE TOPPING ... $11 ADDITIONAL ITEMs...$1 EA BUILD YOUR OWN GLUTEN FREE PIZZA GLUTEN FREE / VEGAN PIZZA CRUSTS ARE 10-1/2"... ALL OF OUR SPECIALTy PIZZAS CAN BE MADE ITEM AVAILABLE AS GLUTEN FREE ITEM AVAILABLE IN VEGAN VERSION GLUTEN FREE / VEGAN... ADD $3.50 TO 12" HAND TOSSED PRICE. –the– follo–wing –dishes– cont–ain nu–ts: Pe–sto, V–egan– Caesa–r, Bri–ck ro–ad Bu–rger, SOME VEGAN FAUX MEATS CONTAIN GLUTEN. GLUTEN FREE CHEESE ...1 ITEM...$15.50 | EACH ADDITIONAL ITEM...$.75 angry Nut Pizza, smokin Veggie Pizza and Monster Cookie. You are responsible for letting us know your dietary needs. –––––––––––––– –Other a–rms reac–h out to– me...bu–t still in– peacefu–l dream–s, I see –the road– that le–ads to y–ou... stu–art gO– rrell –––––––BRICK– ROAD– PASTA– & MOR–E ––––––– OUR PASTA CREATIONS ARE SERVED WITH BREADSTICKS / $1.00 ADDED TO ANY GLUTEN FREE ITEM. CHOOSE FROM 3 TOPPINGS! SEE OUR TOPPINGS LIST, (BaCksIde Of MeNu) IN THE BUILD YOUR OWN PIZZA SECTION. FETTUCINI ALFREDO~ TRADITIONAL! WILD MUSHROOM PENNE CREAMy ALFREDO SAUCE DRENCHED NOODLES. PORTOBELLA, SHITAKE, OySTER MUSHROOMS & ONIONS. HAVE yOUR PASTA MADE THE TRADITIONAL WAy.....$13.00 SAUTEED IN BUTTER AND DEGLAZED IN WHITE WINE. OR CHOOSE FROM 3 TOPPINGS FROM THE PIZZA LIST. FLOATING IN ALFREDO SAUCE WITH A HINT OF ROSEMARy. TOPPED W/ MICHIGAN SWISS CHEESE... $13.00 BUILD YOUR OWN MAC N CHEESE A LARGE BOWL OF OUR MAC N CHEESE OVEN BAKED. SPAGHETTI AND MEATBALLS TOPPED WITH CHEDDAR AND BREADCRUMBS....$13.00 ITEM AVAILABLE AS GLUTEN FREE TWO OF OUR GIANT MEATBALLS SITTING ATOP SPAGHETTI CHOOSE FROM 3 TOPPINGS FROM THE PIZZA LIST. ITEM AVAILABLE IN VEGAN VERSION AND TOSSED WITH MARINARA AND CHEESE. OUR VEGAN VERSION IS MADE WITH LENTIL BALLS. NOT YO MAMA’S BURGER MAC the following dishes contain nuts: Pesto, (lentils, veggies and a little tofu.) ...$13.00 MAC NOODLES, COVERED IN CHEESE SAUCE, A BEyOND Vegan Caesar, Brick road Burger, angry Nut Pizza, BURGER, GREEN PEPPER AND ROASTED RED PEPPER ... $15.50 smokin Veggie Pizza and Monster Cookie. You are responsible for letting us know your dietary needs. $1 added to any TRADITIONAL SANDWICHES Gluten F–ree Item –––––– $1 added to any ALL SANDWICHES COME ON OUR VERSION OF FRESHLY MADE WHITE FLAT BREAD, FRENCH BREAD OR HAMBURGER ROLL. Gluten Free Item SERVED WITH KETTLE CHIPS & PICKLE. sandwiches are served as is. GLUTEN FREE BREAD ...$1.00 ADD PASTA SALAD ...$3.50 BRICK ROAD STICKS ADD TEMPEH BACON OR AVOCADO $1.25 EA. OUR FABULOUS HAND TOSSED DOUGH BAKED GOLDEN BROWN AND TOPPED WITH PARMESAN CHEESE & CLASSY MEATBALL SAUCE FOR DIPPING ..
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