These supermarket pizzas deliver pizzeria-style flavor at a fraction of the cost of delivery.

Fun fact: I am a food writer and rarely order delivery pizza anymore. This isn’t the 1990s, when frozen pizza tasted like cardboard. A handful of supermarket pizzas taste just as good as, if not better than, pizza-chain pizza and cost a fraction of the price, given today’s inflated food prices and delivery fees. What should you grab the next time you are at the store? Here are 5 supermarket pizzas that beat delivery, ranked by shoppers.

Motor City Pizza Co.

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If you like thick, airy Detroit-style pizza but don’t have a place nearby that makes it, go to Costco and grab a Motor City Pizza Co. Double Pepperoni. “The texture is immaculate,” writes one Redditor. “The double pepperoni is the best frozen pizza I’ve ever had,” says another. “I love them. Not only do they taste great but they always cook the same each time,” a third chimes in.

Screamin’ Sicilian

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If you like a premium, loaded pie with high-quality crust, cheese, and toppings, Screamin’ Sicilian pizzas, especially Bessie’s Revenge Cheese Pizza, is a fan favorite. “Amazing crust, near-real in-home pizzeria-oven-quality-crust,” writes a shopper. “I live (and cooked this pizza in my home oven on the Brooklyn water front) and it was the closest frozen pizza has ever gotten to the moon mission of true frozen ‘nyc pizza’ quality at home…. Chefs kiss! I’m still gonna hit up my local spots but this is great to know I can buy this at most targets around the country when I travel!”

Di Fara Pizza

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Di Fara Pizza is the next-best thing to hand-tossed pies at a pizzeria in Italy, with high-quality cheese and toppings. My favorite is the Di Fara Vodka Sauce 12″ Frozen Pizza. “By far the best frozen pizza brand I’ve had so far. Crust is great and the sauce isn’t spicy at all,” one person says. “Couldn’t even tell this was frozen pizza. Amazing crust and sauce,” another adds, while a third calls it the “Perfect Pizza” in a review. “Look no further , best frozen pizza on the market. Sauce is amazing , crisp is perfect, not overly greasy or filling, feels like the healthiest pizza I’ve ever eaten. DELICIOUS.”

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Home Run Inn

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Shoppers love Home Run Inn’s buttery, flaky tavern crust. “Home Run Inn is fantastic,” one Redditor says. “Here to upvote Home Run Inn. Absolute banger,” another adds. “Yeah, of all the frozen pizza that you can easily purchase at the store, Home Run Inn is definitely the best. It’s the only frozen pizza that has those extra spices (like anise seeds, I think), and you can definitely taste the difference,” a third says.6254a4d1642c605c54bf1cab17d50f1e

365 Whole Foods Market

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For simple but delicious, kid-approved pizza, Whole Foods 365 pizzas are my go-to. The crusts are made with enriched unbleached white flour, and they use only real cheese. Other ingredients include EVOO, tomato paste, organic cane sugar, and lots of herbs and spices. My daughter insists that the cheese pizza (she prefers the thin crust) is better than anything she’s had at a restaurant.

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