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Source: Louisville Eccentric Observer

Pizza Lover’s, Rejoice! Louisville Pizza Week starts Monday offering $10 pizza across many of your favorite pizza joints. Wow, just wow! Brawler, A Train, Sweet Italian, Spicy Sal, Jalapeño Popper, Make it Honey, Green Chili Queso, Zeus, Big John’s, Sweet Heat, Southern Hitman, Deluxe and MORE!! Hop Atomica The Brawler Collaboration with our friends at Four Pegs; This pizza is inspired and based on a recipe that helped Chris Williams win Big Bad BBQ Brawl! It features Four Pegs bourbon bacon jam and smoked BBQ pork belly, goat cheese, spinach, Calabrian chilis and a balsamic glaze drizzle. All cooked to perfection in our wood-fire oven! BoomBozz The Sweet Italian Pizza Savory Italian sausage, pepperoni, and red onions beneath our signature mozzarella and Asiago cheese blend, topped with sweet Peppadew peppers and a drizzle of house-made Peppadew aioli. Served exclusively on our thin, crispy crust with a garlic olive oil base for the perfect balance of sweet, savory, and tangy flavors.

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