Faraci Pizza
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About Faraci Pizza
On South Florissant Road in Ferguson, Faraci Pizza serves St. Louis style thin crust pizza from a small, family-run space with limited seating. The menu covers a One Topping Pizza, a Special Pizza and a Cheese Pizza, with additional toppings available, alongside a Veggie Pizza and Spaghetti, Mostaccioli or Boiled Ravioli for those wanting something other than pizza. The full menu runs to 19 dishes. Service is walk-in, with no reservations taken. The restaurant opens evenings only, Tuesday through Saturday, and stays closed on Mondays and Sundays.
Good to know
- ParkingFree of charge street parking · Free parking lot · Plenty of parking
- AccessibilityHas wheelchair-accessible car park · Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Good for kidsGood for kids · High chairs available
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Menu & Prices
19 dishes · mains $3–24- One Topping Pizza$17.87
- Special Pizza$23.58
- Cheese Pizza$17.22
- Additional Topping$2.75
- Veggie Pizza$23.58
- Spaghetti, Mostaccioli, Or Boiled Raviolli$12.06
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention thin crust pizza, sausage and pepperoni pizza, pepperoni and mushroom pizza and toasted ravioli.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention thin crust pizza, sausage and pepperoni pizza, pepperoni and mushroom pizza and toasted ravioli.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often return for the thin crust pizza, with pepperoni and mushroom and a large sausage and pepperoni named as favorites. Several describe eating there for decades, since their teens or since 1972, and call the pizza consistently good, while one first-time visitor trying St. Louis style pizza loved the thin crust. The family running it comes across as friendly and courteous, and one caller said staff patiently answered all their questions. Close behind, one reviewer found the ravioli good, and another ranked it just below two other St. Louis pizzerias because the sauce tasted different. The criticism is specific. One reviewer who visited near closing found the pizza doughy with no crispness, a sweeter sauce and less rich cheese. Another saw little marinara and a covering of cheddar and said it wasn't pizza. A third found the salad's iceberg lettuce too moist and the hot wings' breading soggy. Reviewers also describe a small building with limited parking and no real dining area, and one stresses it is easy to miss.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often return for the thin crust pizza, with pepperoni and mushroom and a large sausage and pepperoni named as favorites. Several describe eating there for decades, since their teens or since 1972, and call the pizza consistently good, while one first-time visitor trying St. Louis style pizza loved the thin crust. The family running it comes across as friendly and courteous, and one caller said staff patiently answered all their questions. Close behind, one reviewer found the ravioli good, and another ranked it just below two other St. Louis pizzerias because the sauce tasted different. The criticism is specific. One reviewer who visited near closing found the pizza doughy with no crispness, a sweeter sauce and less rich cheese. Another saw little marinara and a covering of cheddar and said it wasn't pizza. A third found the salad's iceberg lettuce too moist and the hot wings' breading soggy. Reviewers also describe a small building with limited parking and no real dining area, and one stresses it is easy to miss.
Featured reviews
- Extra Napkins Please - 30in30
“I took a trip through the Pizza Connection. I wanted to see if they all were the same or if some were better than the others. In all honesty, the order i tried them in is the order i would rank them. I do remember trying Saullo's when i was in highschool. Angelo's has been my go to for years and still stands as the best pizza i can find. Pirrone's was so close to Angelo's but there is a slight edge that goes to Angelo's. Like the over is 5 degrees lower or something. Almost the same exact pizza. Faraci's was close to it also but there was something different about the sauce that made Pirrone's better imo. Serra's is temporarily closed at the time so we ended up the trip with Nick & Elana's. As you can see its the only one that comes in a circle. Same taste but ill have to rank them at the end of this list. Still all are better than 90 percent of the pizza in this city. Any pick is a winner for the day.”
- Justin Spalding
“This is one spot you won’t regret trying. Food is fresh and people are very friendly. Will be coming back!”
- Grailund Slay
“Easy to miss small building in a small parking space. Also not for dining. But the pizza here is hands down S-Tier. The best pizza in St.Louis without question. Thin crust is king, and it will be near impossible to find any pizza better than Faraci.”
- Trinette de Freitas
“Hate to say it because other reviews were good but this isn’t pizza. I can’t really see any marinara sauce and it’s covered with cheddar cheese???? Maybe it’s a local thing but…my husbands ravioli was good.”
- Jane Muckerman
“I have been eating Faraci since 1972. Pepperoni and mushroom is my favorite. Very friendly Service and pizza is always consistently good. Definitely our go to for pizza.”
Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
- Closed
Highlights
“Old-school, family-run pizza parlor with St. Louis–style pies, sandwiches & a tiny seating area.”
- Serves local speciality
- Popular for popular for dinner
- Popular for good for solo dining
Amenities
- Has wheelchair-accessible car park
- Free of charge street parking
- Offers takeaway
- Serves dine-in
- Good for kids
- Casual
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- Serves comfort food
- Has table service
- Serves local speciality
- Good for solo dining
- Has toilet
- Cosy
- Offerings· 2
- Quick bite
- Serves small plates
- Parking· 2
- Free parking lot
- Plenty of parking
- Dining options· 1
- Serves dinner
- Atmosphere· 2
- Historic
- Quiet
- Accessibility· 1
- Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Popular for· 1
- Popular for dinner
- Crowd· 2
- Good for groups
- Popular with tourists
- Family-friendly· 1
- High chairs available
Location
Pizza restaurants near Faraci Pizza
- Angelo's Pizzeria4.59304.3 mi$20–30
bacon pizza, fried ravioli, fried mushrooms
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Faraci Pizza | 4.7424 | — | $10–20 | thin crust pizza, sausage and pepperoni pizza, pepperoni and mushroom pizza |
| Angelo's Pizzeria | 4.5930 | 4.3 mi | $20–30 | bacon pizza, fried ravioli, fried mushrooms |
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