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Best Pizza Restaurants in Salem

Real videos of Pizza Restaurants in Salem — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Straight From New York Pizza

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    $CasualAuthenticComfortingThin-crust pizzaTake-out optionsGarlic knots

    About the venue

    Straight From New York Pizza in Salem brings authentic New York-style pizza to Oregon, featuring thin, foldable slices and traditional toppings. Established in 2015, the pizzeria caters to those looking for a classic pizza experience, with favorites including pepperoni and margherita. The casual setting encourages diners to enjoy their meals on-site or take them to go. Additional offerings include garlic knots and calzones, enhancing the menu variety.

    What the videos show

    The video begins with a close-up shot of two pizzas inside a pizza box, one with pepperoni and the other with olives. The person holding the box attempts to close it, initially fully covering the pizzas, then partially, and finally closing it completely. The camera captures the box's logo and the pizzas throughout the process.

    233 Liberty St NE

  2. Flying Saucer Pizza Company

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    $$

    What the videos show

    The video opens with ambient music and a brief exterior shot of Flying Saucer Pizza Company, highlighting its distinctive signage and entrance. The camera then moves inside, capturing a vibrant, eclectic interior filled with colorful murals—featuring cartoon characters, penguins, and a fox in a space helmet—on various walls. Specific details include a red restroom door, a yellow wall with a black stripe, and a blue wall adorned with framed artwork and a table displaying a mural of people enjoying drinks. The scene transitions to a close-up of a menu board showcasing pepperoni and cheese pizzas, followed by a shot of a pizza box with the same toppings. The video concludes with a simple 'Bye.' spoken at 28 seconds. The entire sequence is visually focused on the restaurant's unique aesthetic and food offerings, with no dialogue beyond the initial music and final farewell. The video is static in nature, lacking dynamic movement or narrative progression, and appears to be a curated showcase of the venue's ambiance and menu rather than a story-driven experience.

    118 Washington St