Kenny’s Pizza

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About

Eat In, Take Out & Delivery Kenny’s Pizza is open for take out and delivery.  With over 30 years experience in this sector they stand ready to serve the community with pizza they’ve always loved.

 

Full menu is available online on the Kenny’s Pizza website.

Locations and Phone numbers:

  • Sydney River, 1670 Kings Road: 902-564-5588

  • Downtown Sydney, 89 Townsend Street: 902-270-3577

  • Ashby, 22 Sheriff Avenue: 902-562-5115

  • Whitney Pier, 870 Victoria Road: 902-562-2251

  • North Sydney, 109 King Street: 902-794-7744

  • Arichat, Highway 206: 902-226-2186

  • Glace Bay, 135 Reserve Street: 902-842-4444

  • Coxheath, 90 Coxheath Road: 902-270-3336

  • Mayflower Mall Food Court, Grand Lake Road: 902-270-3559

Kenny’s Pizza is a locally owned and operated Pizza Chain with 9 stores located on Cape Breton Island, one store located in Antigonish and 2 stores located within the Halifax Regional Municipality.

Hours Of Operation

7 days a week
Hours vary on location

Contact

E: [email protected]

Amenities

  • Dinner & Evening Dining
  • Gluten-Free Options
  • Kid/Family Friendly
  • Late Night & Pub Fare
  • Lunch & Picnic Stops
  • Open Year-Round
  • Takeout/Picnic Ready
  • Vegetarian / Vegan Friendly
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Location & Contact

89 Townsend Street, Sydney, Nova Scotia

1-902-564-5588

[email protected]

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