Quality is our top priority
Biggie's Pizza takes pride in the quality of our products. Our staff in thoroughly trained in each area of quality control including food preparation, customer service and a vigorous cleaning process.
Our story
20+ Years serving Lenawee
Biggie's Pizza, locally-owned and operated by Allen Heldt opened in the Adrian Mall in place of Enzo's Pizza. Biggi'es has carved out a niche in Lenawee County by serving New York Style Pizza. In 2019, Allen purchased Morning Fresh Bakeries and moved Biggie's into the South Main location. Since that time Biggi'es has seen steady growth and looks forward to its continued success for years to come.
Our Selection
We Listen to Our Customers
Biggie's Pizza is know for our New York Style Pizza but has also become a local favorite for our Calzones, Breadsticks and Combo Meals. We have multiple Pizza combinations, 2 types of Breadsticks and 4 choices of Calzones. Stop in to check out our selection, order-online for take-out or DoorDash for delivery!
Call: 1-517-265-2993
TAKE-OUT Order ONLINE
Why choose us
New York Style Pizza
Amazing Food
Biggie's offers New York Style Pizza, Breadsticks, Calzones & Combo Meals.
Hours
Biggie's Pizza is open from 10am-3am / 7 Days Per Week.
Great service
Our staff is trained to provide service that is second to none.
Convenience
Dine-In, Stop-In or Order Take-out Online or get Delivery through Door Dash.
Locally- Owned & Operated
Allen Heldt
Allen Heldt started Biggie's Pizza in the Adrian Mall. He carved out a niche by serving New York Style Pizza. Allen built a strong following over the next few years not only because of the style of pizza he served but by the level of service he provided.
Allen then purchased Morning Fresh Bakeries and moved Biggie's Pizza to the same location. Over the years he has continued to grow his business, providing more options the same level of service and more options to choose from.
Allen has also served the Adrian Community as a City Commissioner. He alao has worked with schools and non-profit organizations throughout the community.
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