Even though Slice of Worthington was canceled this year due to the coronavirus outbreak, we encourage you to take your own virtual tour of Worthington-area pizza shops! Many of them are still open and offering carryout or delivery these days.

Check out the list for the Slice of Worthington vendors, and throw your support behind them.

Slice of Worthington is an annual fundraiser for the Family Mentor Foundation. You can still support their goal to provide meals for food-insecure kids at feedworthingtonkids.org.

Borgata Pizza Cafe (2285 W. Dublin-Granville Rd.): offering pizzas and loads of Italian favorites like meatballs, bruschetta, chicken parm sandwiches

Dewey’s Pizza (640 High St.): build your own pizza or calzone, or choose one of Dewey’s signature pies, like the Dr. Dre, Ryan’s Inferno, Edgar Allen Poe, or Bronx Bomber

East Coast Pizzeria (5060 N. High St.): East Coast whips up a variety of classic and creative pizzas, including bourbon chicken, a taco pizza, white pizzas, and more. They also offer gluten free crusts!

Jet’s Pizza (660 High St.): tucked into Old Worthington, Jet’s is known for their thick-crust and square-cut Detroit-style pizzas

JT’s Pizza and Pub (2390 W. Dublin-Granville Rd.): in addition to giant pizzas, JT’s cranks out wings, calzones, salads, sandwiches, and loaded fries

Marco’s Pizza (1361 Worthington Center): Marco’s offers inexpensive pies loaded with meat, veggies, or specialty toppings like the Hawaiian chicken

Massey’s Pizza (152 Graceland Blvd.): a long-running Columbus institution, Massey’s serves thin-crust Columbus style-pizza in flavors like bacon cheddar cheeseburger, Philly steak, taco, Hawaiian, buffalo chicken. Want Chicago-style deep dish? Order the Godfather!

Natalie’s Coal Fired Pizza (5601 N. High St.): while their music stage is temporarily quiet, Natalie’s is still dishing out their crispy-crusted pies in flavors like the classic margherita, the Venetian Jail with Italian sausage, or the fragrant Funky Fungi

OH Pizza and Wings (18 Dillmont Dr.): OH Pizza serves up pub grub like mozzarella sticks, loaded fries, and subs, in addition to pizzas like the Chicken Coop with ranch and chicken or the Mac Daddy with nacho cheese sauce

Romeo’s Pizza (1992 Hard Rd.): a pizza chain offering all your favorites, from stuffed-crust pizzas to deep dish to square-cut Detroit-style to gluten free pies

Villa Nova Ristorante (5545 N. High St.): another Columbus institution, Villa Nova has fed generations with their signature pizzas and pastas. Don’t miss their loaded taco pizza!

Looking for more pizza in and around Worthington? Consider these spots!