Hunt Brothers Pizza: What’s Vegetarian Editorial Review

Hunt Brothers Pizza lives inside convenience stores and gas stations rather than standalone restaurants, so don’t expect a sprawling menu. What you do get is a dependable vegetarian order: the Veggie Pizza, or a build-your-own pie using the cheese base and any of the meat-free toppings on hand.

What to order at Hunt Brothers Pizza

The Veggie Pizza comes loaded with bell peppers, mushrooms, onions, black olives, banana peppers, and jalapeno peppers on the standard mozzarella base, and it’s the most reliable order in the lineup. Building your own works just as well: pick the original or thin crust, then choose from six vegetable toppings at one flat price. Where a store keeps fresh toppings stocked, it’s a genuinely solid pizza for the cost. The Double Cheese Pizza is another vegetarian option if you’d rather skip vegetables altogether, and both the original and thin crusts start out vegan before the cheese goes on.

What to watch out for

There’s no way around the cheese here. Every pizza comes pre-topped with mozzarella, and staff can’t make a cheese-less or vegan pie, so this is a vegetarian option only, not a vegan one. Meat toppings like pepperoni, sausage, beef, and bacon are off-limits, along with the Lotsa Meat, Loaded, and Breakfast pizzas, which all contain meat or egg. Wings and WingBites aren’t vegetarian either, so stick to the pizza counter.