Explore offerings from Dick's Pizza on 7738 SE 13th Ave in Portland, with popular full pies 18", garlic bites, salad, and soda available at this location.
Please order your Split Specials here. NO SUBS or SPECIAL REQUESTS will be honored. Just pick two specials and enjoy. If you're looking to create a custom Split Pie, find: CREATE YOUR OWN RED SAUCE HALF/HALF
Made daily from the same fresh dough as our pizza crusts, drizzled with garlic seasoning. Perfect sharing size. Please choose one dip included. Additional dips will be charged.
Made daily from the same fresh dough as our pizza crusts, drizzled with garlic seasoning. Perfect Family Size. Please choose one dip included. Additional dips will be charged.
Coca-Cola is a globally recognized carbonated soft drink, originally created in 1886, known for its sweet, crisp taste from a blend of carbonated water, sugar (or high fructose corn syrup), caramel color, phosphoric acid, natural flavors, and caffeine
Diet Coke is a sugar-free, zero-calorie soda sweetened primarily with aspartame. It has a distinct, lighter, and crisper taste compared to original Coca-Cola. While it contains no calories.
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar (often called Coke Zero) is a diet soda formulated to mimic the taste of classic Coca-Cola with zero calories and zero sugar. It is distinct from Diet Coke, using a different flavor profile that closely replicates the original Coca-Cola recipe.
Mexican Coke is Coca-Cola made with cane sugar instead of high-fructose corn syrup, giving it a cleaner, crisper taste, and it's often sold in glass bottles.
Orange & Cream is the carbonated, melted version of the orange creamsicle you loved as a child. To create this summertime favorite, the Jones Soda team had to shake down A LOT of ice cream trucks. It's zesty orange burst meets soft serve vanilla and it's sure to be the treat you're jonesing for again and again (see what we did there).
Our newest formula under the Old Keg name is our Butterscotch Beer; with its rich, creamy smooth flavor, it has become our best-seller and is sure to be one of your favorite sodas.
Moxie is a carbonated soft drink, one of the oldest in the U.S., known for its unique, bitter flavor from gentian root extract, often compared to a mix of root beer and medicine.
Bedford's Marionberry Cream Soda is a handcrafted, Pacific Northwest specialty soda that blends the sweet, tart flavor of marionberries with a smooth vanilla cream finish. It is made with pure cane sugar and served in 12 oz glass bottles.
Green River is an iconic, caffeine-free lime soda created in 1919. Originally a Chicago staple brewed during Prohibition, it has a signature vibrant green color and a sweet, crisp citrus-lime flavor. It is now crafted by Sprecher Brewery and is widely beloved for its nostalgic taste.
Loved the pizza! Not pretentious. Just very good pizza! I’ll me coming back again and again.
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Will Smith
Sep 27, 2026
5.0
Great local pizza shop. A lot of classic options. The veggie pizza has a surprising spice to it. I’ve gone a couple time to get pizza by the slice. This was my time ordering a whole pie.I will be coming back again.
RG
Robert Goodman
Sep 25, 2026
5.0
The Pizza was NY-style and pretty good. The ordering and pick-up were easy and on time.
AO
Alex Olson
Sep 18, 2026
5.0
As someone that’s had real New York pizza, this is legit New York pizza outside of New York
CM
Cory McMahon
Sep 5, 2026
5.0
We LOVE this pizza! Fun, local and super yummy. Indoor seating can be a little limited but I've seen large groups in there. Cute sidewalk tables for 2. Wish menu was a little more customizable but they offer great curated combos!
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