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Saugatuck, Michigan
Saugatuck's year-round New York–style pizza on Culver Street.
Downtown Saugatuck's year-round, seven-days-a-week pizza spot on Culver Street. Scooters serves New York-style hand-tossed pies alongside a full menu of salads, subs, wraps, pasta, and dinner entrees. The pizza is the star — thin crust with great chew, generous toppings, and a red sauce that locals swear by. Beyond the pies, try the giant ravioli appetizer or the deep-fried Twinkie served on a bed of ice cream (yes, really). The full bar stocks a solid rotation of Michigan craft beers from Bells, Founders, Saugatuck Brewing, and New Holland, plus wines and cocktails. It's casual, kid-friendly, and open late on weekends — one of the few spots in town still serving past 9 PM. Free delivery within the Saugatuck area if you call directly.
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