Welcome to Sophia's Pizza
At Sophia's Pizza, we blend the thrill of sports with savor-worthy cuisine. Located on Breckwood Blvd in Springfield, our story is rooted in a passion for bringing people together over delicious food and exciting games. Our menu boasts a variety of mouthwatering offerings, from thick-crust pizzas to crispy chicken wings, all designed for sharing and enjoyment. Whether you're diving into our gooey Cheese Garlic Bread or indulging in our hearty Irish Nachos, every bite resonates with flavor. With a laid-back, divey atmosphere and numerous TVs, Sophia's Pizza stands as the perfect destination to unwind while celebrating your favorite teams. Join us and be part of our vibrant community!
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465 Breckwood Blvd, Springfield, MA 01109 Hotline: (413) 782-5274
Welcome to Sophia's Pizza, a gem nestled in Springfield, MA, at 465 Breckwood Blvd. This inviting spot is more than just a restaurant; it's a beloved local sports bar that champions an ideal blend of pizza, chicken wings, and an atmosphere perfect for sports enthusiasts.
Step inside, and you’re greeted by a lively atmosphere filled with the excitement of game days. With a HUGE wraparound bar surrounded by ample seating, you’ll find the ideal spot to catch the latest Patriots or Red Sox game. The walls are adorned with multiple screens, ensuring that every corner of the restaurant is focused on the game. While the ambiance leans more towards the casual dive bar aesthetic, there's something comforting about this laid-back environment.
When it comes to the menu, Sophia's Pizza excels in delivering a diverse selection that satisfies all cravings. Let’s dive right into the highlights:
- Pizza: The pizza here boasts a chewy, thick crust—distinctive yet delicious. With a variety of standard toppings, it appeals to traditionalists and adventurers alike.
- Wings: For wing lovers, Sophia's wings are a definite must-try. Served crispy and perfectly sauced, they strike an ideal balance between flavor and texture.
- Burgers and Starters: The menu features mouth-watering options like the Bacon Cheeseburger, Jalapeno Poppers, and Irish Nachos, all perfect for sharing—or not. The Fried Pickles paired with Cajun horseradish sour cream bring a delightful twist to your appetizer experience.
- Value: The prices are notably reasonable, making it easy to enjoy a large pizza and a pitcher of beer for about $20. This affordability makes it a hotspot for families and friends looking to gather without breaking the bank.
Your experience may vary, as the service can be a bit slow during peak game times, but the wait is often worth it for the flavorful food. While the bathrooms might present a challenge for some, the overall vibe and energy of Sophia's Pizza promise an enjoyable outing. For those not wanting to dine in, take-out options are plentiful, ensuring that even if you’re rushing home for the big game, you won’t miss out on the delicious spread.
In conclusion, whether you’re here for the food, the sports, or the social ambiance, Sophia's Pizza offers an experience that makes it an exceptional choice for a casual night out with friends or family. So grab your team jerseys and head over for a slice—you might just find your new favorite spot!
One of the closest divey bars to our house. The quick drive makes it an easy choice to catch any Patriots game (including the Super Bowl), or future Red Sox games. Ambiance: -dive bar with tons of barstools around a HUGE wrap around bar, also some high top, booth, and table seating -bar and restaurant are not well-separated -tons of TVs, most turned to the same thing. For the first 10 minutes of the Super Bowl, they had the sound off in the restaurant side of the building-- missed out on some funny commercials. -bathrooms are SINGLE stalls (WHY?!) and there's usually someone in there. They are also PERPETUALLY out of toilet paper. PS if you're disabled and/or in a wheelchair, the small bathroom may present a challenge. Staff: -waitresses are "OK", they always seem to have the same ladies working. -service is a little bit slow, especially during football games. A pitcher might take 5 minutes to get to your table, and food might take 20 minutes or more. -staff often rolls silver right next to your table (not exactly adding to the ambiance, are we), and hang out at the bar after their shift's over. Food: -we've ordered pizza twice and wings once. -the pizza is pretty good, with a chewy thick crust. It's different than most I've eaten, but I do like it. Standard toppings, etc. -the wings are pretty damn good. They are sauced, but not soaking and dripping in it. the skin is nice and crispy, perfect for mowing down. -free buffet during halftime of the Super Bowl was "meh": a bunch of pasta, pretty blase, except the baked ziti... yum. -take-out available, tons of people coming in and out for pick up. The phone was ringing off the hook during the entire game. Price: -everything seems to be reasonably affordable. You can get, for example, a large pizza and a pitcher of beer for $20. This place definitely isn't the ideal location for a first date or lunch with your in-laws, but it's a great spot to catch a game and get some wings! Go Patriots!