Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Wiktionary
n. (context US English) A restaurant or other business establishment whose primary menu item is pizza.
WordNet
n. a shop where pizzas are made and sold [syn: pizzeria, pizza shop]
Usage examples of "pizza parlor".
Instead, I was freezing my ass digging up the basement of a pizza parlor.
He left her with paperwork to do and walked as far as the pizza parlor south of the courthouse.
She sensed that he had something in mind beyond idle conversation, but it was not until the boys had come and gone, heading for the pizza parlor in nearby Frederick, that he got to the point.
The place he had selected was a pizza parlor, redolent with the odors of baking crust, pepperoni, and stale beer.
The first of the other three agents, Cal Dormon, wore white slacks and a white shirt with the logo of a pizza parlor stitched on the breast.
They had passed this very Woolworth's, diner, pizza parlor, fabric store displaying dingy bolts of cloth turning gray along the creases.
He stopped at Guinevere's Pizza Parlor and forced himself to order a medium garbage pizza and a salad and Coke.
A three-story hotel, a marina with fifty boat slips, a pizza parlor, a T-shirt studio, and two fudge shops!
I wondered if anyone besides the employees' families, a courier service, and a pizza parlor had picked up on the fact that there was something funny happening at the Lazarian embassy.
Maybe we were sitting under a governmental belljar, families, courrier service, pizza parlor, and all.
Iansiti's Pizza Parlor was gone, replaced by a store with a postmodern facade that sold CDs.