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Mamma Maria’s Pizzeria

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Pizza
inTobyhanna

Daily Specials Family Friendly Kids Menu Take-Out
Beer & Wine Beer To-Go

    • Mamma Maria’s Pizzeria serves authentic Italian in a nice spot, with friendly service and home cooking. Old-school Italian, great food, large portions and excellent service. Subs, pasta, pizza, calamari, eggplant parmesan, and chicken parmesan. People rave about Mamma Maria’s meatballs and the meatball subs.

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