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Now in Iloilo: Angel's Pizza offers a taste of heaven in every slice!



With the dough properly aged and fermented plus hand-tossed and prepared just as the customer orders, you'd never get pizza as fresh anywhere but at ANGEL'S PIZZA!



Opening lucky 13th branch (first outside Luzon) in Iloilo City, Ilonggos can now savor Angel's Pizza's trademark fresh, high quality hand-tossed pizzas - at an affordable price!



Together with the Iloilo Bloggers Inc., it was one pizzariffic afternoon as we welcomed Angel's Pizza to the City Love.


So how would be welcome party look like? With lots and lots of pizza and other specialties plus fun bonding moments with real friends! 


Using only fresh (never frozen) dough and quality ingredients, it was a galore of pizza in front of us including the best sellers - Creamy Spinach, Overload, Creamy Garlic and 5 Cheese, All Meat, and Chicken Aloha. 

The certified best seller among the best sellers is the CREAMY SPINACH DIP pizza. It's classic dip sauce made into a pizza consisting of spinach, onion, matonnaise, cream cheese, pizza cheese and mozzarella.
 Get yourself an ALL MEAT Pizza and enjoy pepperoni, ham, bacon, chorizo, beef, Italian sausage, mozarella and more!
 It may look as a simple pizza but the CREAMY GARLIC AND 5-CHEESE PIZZA is overloaded with well, lots and lots of cheese - mozarella, cheddar, parmesan, feta and pizza cheese on top of the culinary cream and garlic!
Feel the Hawaiian vibe with CHICKEN ALOHA made with chicken barbecue chunks, ham, bacon, pineapples (of course), bellpeppers, bbq sauce and mozarella cheese.
Honey glazed and Garlic Parmesan chicken wings

Complementing the pizza menu, Angel's also offers a selection of delicious side items (chicken wings, carbonara, spaghetti, potato tots,etc) and desserts (banana split and triple chocolate brownie ala mode)


Having a price-point competitive to local and international low-priced pizza chains. Angel's Pizza offers great value-for-money because of higher quality offerings!

And there's more good news with this opening! On Sept. 30, as part of its grand opening, it's a BUY 1 TAKE 1 pizza galore when you buy any of is family or big family size pizza!


But don't fret if you cannot make it on this day as they have another special offer! Just purchase the Angel's Pizza Card for only PhP 299 and you'll get a lifetime membership perk of "Buy 1 Take 1" pizza, anyday, everyday. Or you can just opt for a 25% discount.



Established December 14, 2009, there are now total of 13 Angel's Pizza stores and 56 slice booths across the country.

And with this latest opening, Angel's Pizza sees to it to continuously develop and innovate its products and service to delivers its signature quality pizza that lots of Filipinos have patronize over the years!



Angel's Pizza Iloilo is located at Arthur's Suites Building, Gen. Luna Street, Iloilo City. For within the city deliveries (starting Oct 4, 2019) you may call 501-2222. 

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