Where can I get pizza by the slice in Stevens Point?

Polito's Pizza at 960 Main Street sells New York-style pizza by the slice or the pie. Rocky Rococo on Division Street North also sells pan-style slices.

What pizza place is open latest in Stevens Point?

Toppers Pizza lists hours of 10:30 am to 3 am daily on its site. Polito's also stays open until 3 am on Friday and Saturday nights.

How long has Bill's Pizza Shop been open?

Bill's Pizza Shop says on its own site that it opened in 1958. It is at 1101 Main Street.

Is there thin-crust pizza in Stevens Point?

The visitors bureau calls Bill's crust cracker-thin. It also credits Rookies Sports Pub with thin-crust pizza.

Can I get pizza and barbecue at the same place?

Parker John's on US-10 lists stone-fired and specialty pizzas alongside smoked brisket, ribs and pulled pork.

Does Stevens Point have a pan-style pizza chain?

Rocky Rococo at 135 Division Street North sells square pan-style pies and slices.

Stevens Point WI Pizza: Slices, Thin Crust & Pan Pies

A 20-inch Main Street slice, a cracker-thin pie, two late-night chains and pizza with barbecue, with hours and parking sorted.

A slice of Stevens Point pizza can be a 20-inch New York-style triangle at a Main Street counter, a cracker-thin pie in an old-school dining room, or a square of pan-style crust near the university. Five pizza kitchens carry that range: Polito's Pizza and Bill's Pizza Shop downtown, Toppers Pizza and Rocky Rococo on Division Street, and Parker John's out on US-10. Polito's and Bill's sit within about 0.2 miles of the Public Square and about 0.1 miles of each other, while Toppers is about 0.8 miles northeast of the Square and Rocky Rococo about 1.1 miles.

Pick Polito's for a big slice and a late night, Bill's for cracker-thin pies at a table, Toppers for a 3 am order, Rocky Rococo for pan-style pies and breadsticks, and Parker John's if the group also wants barbecue. The sections below take each one in turn, then cover the bar-side options and the practical details of hours, parking and kids.

For everything else in town, start with the things to do in Stevens Point.

Polito's Pizza: the big slice on Main Street

Polito's Pizza at 960 Main Street calls itself the home of the big slice, and Travel Wisconsin says its secret family recipe goes into more than 30 kinds of New York-style pizza. A 2026 regional write-up describes 20-inch slices with mac-and-cheese pizza, BBQ steak-fry slices and gluten-free options on the menu, and the visitors bureau says you can buy a single slice or a full pie.

Polito's Pizza

Polito's is just steps from the Public Square, about 0.05 miles, so it folds easily into a downtown walk. The visitors bureau suggests garlic knots on the side, and one reviewer says the staff bake the slice you choose a few more minutes so it comes out melty and crispy. A September 2026 reviewer asked for a pineapple and Canadian bacon slice to stay in the oven a little longer and praised how the flavors came together.

Another reviewer calls it a college pizza place that is not fancy and rates the seating mediocre for comfort, and the Google profile lists the entrance as not wheelchair accessible. The profile lists beer, dessert and takeout, and says the place is good for groups and children.

Google lists Polito's open from 11 am daily, until 10 pm Monday through Thursday, until 3 am on Friday and Saturday, and until 8 pm on Sunday, and the regional write-up also puts the weekend close at 3 am. That write-up mentions a pinball machine, and a July 2026 reviewer mentions an arcade in the back for kids and discounted slices after 10 pm. The profile lists cards and contactless payment, yet the same reviewer says to bring cash, so carry some. Parking is on Main Street, where the profile lists free street parking and a free lot, and one visitor on a Thursday at 8 pm found parallel spots in front and angled stalls on the right.

Bill's Pizza Shop: cracker-thin since 1958

Bill's Pizza Shop at 1101 Main Street opened in 1958, and its own site says it has long made Italian roast beef and thin-crust pizza. The visitors bureau calls the crust cracker-thin, counts seven specialty pizzas plus build-your-own, and says Bill's delivers widely.

Bill's Pizza Shop

Bill's is about 0.1 miles from the Public Square and about 0.1 miles from Polito's, so the two make an easy pair to compare on foot. Reviewers describe a small dinner and bar area, warm Italian bread, fried mushrooms and cheese curds as starters, and pasta plates such as lasagna and ravioli. One reviewer praised a shrimp and onion pizza with a crust cooked to a chew and crunch, while another found the thin crust good but wanted more toppings.

The shop's site says the upstairs room seats up to 40 and is free to reserve, and guests who cannot manage stairs can sit in the main dining room. An October 2026 reviewer reported a very late, soggy delivery and was unhappy with the Italian beef, so the record is not spotless.

Its site and the Google profile agree on Monday through Thursday 11 am to 9 pm, Friday and Saturday 11 am to 10 pm, and Sunday noon to 9 pm. The profile also lists beer and wine, reservations, a children's menu and a wheelchair-accessible entrance, with free street parking and a free lot.

Toppers Pizza and Rocky Rococo: the Division Street chains

Toppers Pizza at 249 Division Street and Rocky Rococo at 135 Division Street North sit about 0.3 miles apart, and the 2026 regional write-up lists both as cheap, easy dinners near the UWSP campus.

Toppers Pizza

Toppers is about 0.8 miles northeast of the Public Square, and its site lists hours of 10:30 am to 3 am daily. The site says the dough is made from scratch every day, the cheese is 100 percent Wisconsin mozzarella, and delivery takes about 25 minutes. The menu runs to House Recipe pizzas, build-your-own pies, Topperstix, boneless and traditional wings and baked mac and cheese, and Wikipedia puts the company headquarters in Whitewater, Wisconsin.

A September 2026 reviewer calls Toppers a reliable delivery option for college students, and others like the BBQ chicken pizza, the Birthday sticks for dessert and a nacho cheese sauce with a little kick. A couple of older reviews report wrong orders and undercooked Topperstix on delivery, so check the box before you settle in.

Rocky Rococo | Pizza and Pasta

Rocky Rococo says its first Pan Style Pizza and Pasta restaurant opened on Gilman Street in Madison in 1974. Wikipedia describes the chain's specialty as pan-style pizza sold by the slice and counts 31 locations as of 2025, 30 of them in Wisconsin. The Stevens Point counter sells square pan-style pies and slices alongside pasta and breadsticks.

Reviewers praise the thick pan-style crust, crisp outside and fluffy inside, along with the breadsticks and a clean dining room, and one family favorite is pepperoni and sausage with breadsticks and red sauce. An October 2026 reviewer says they never wait long for food.

Google lists Rocky Rococo open 11 am to 8 pm Sunday through Thursday and 11 am to 9 pm Friday and Saturday, with a children's menu and vegetarian food but no beer. This is the one to choose for an early family dinner rather than a late slice.

Parker John's: pizza beside the smoker

Out on US-10, Parker John's at 5327 US-10 is about 3.1 miles east of the Public Square, so it is a drive rather than a walk. Its site lists stone-fired and specialty pizzas next to smoked brisket, pork back ribs and pulled pork. It also lists an all-day happy hour Sunday through Thursday and a Friday fish fry, so check the current specials before you go.

Recent reviewers write about the Texas Two Step combo, boneless wings, the Smokehouse Mac and Cheese Bake and loaded potato pie rather than the pizza. Google lists 11 am to 9 pm Monday through Saturday and 11 am to 8 pm on Sunday, plus outdoor seating, a children's menu and a wheelchair-accessible entrance.

Pizza at the bar, and names just outside town

At Rookies Sports Pub, 3425 Church Street and about 2.1 miles from the Public Square, the visitors bureau credits thin-crust pizza and 60 beers on draft, with taco and crab rangoon pizzas among the unusual options. The pub's own site says it is open seven days a week from 11 am and hosts live music and comedy.

The same roundup names Matero's Pub and Pizza just east of Stevens Point for Italian beef and kraut pizzas, PJ's at SentryWorld for wood-oven pizza, and O'so Amore, the O'so Brewing kitchen, where it recommends the spicy Hot Hillbilly. Those are bureau mentions this guide has not covered in detail, so confirm hours before a special trip. A beer or cocktail to go with the slice is easiest to sort out among the bars in Stevens Point.

Planning: late nights, Sundays, kids and parking

For a 3 am slice, Toppers lists 3 am every day and Polito's does on Friday and Saturday, while Bill's closes at 10 pm on weekends and Rocky Rococo at 9 pm. On Sunday, Polito's runs 11 am to 8 pm, Bill's opens at noon, and Rocky Rococo runs 11 am to 8 pm. Call ahead for holidays and storm days, because these hours come from profiles and websites rather than a posted schedule.

Google profiles list children's menus at Bill's, Rocky Rococo and Parker John's, and Polito's Google profile lists it as good for children. Downtown parking for Polito's and Bill's is on Main Street, and the Division Street and US-10 spots list free lots. Sit-down dinners with more than pizza are covered under restaurants in Stevens Point.

Whether it ends up being the big triangle on Main Street, the cracker-thin pie nearby or a square of pan crust on Division Street, a Stevens Point pizza night comes down to crust.