Two Orlando legends now share one kitchen. Pig Floyd's oakwood barbecue and Pigzza's signature sourdough pies live under one roof on North Mills, one dining room, one bar, one menu that swings from smoked brisket to birria pizza.
Pig Floyd's packed up the smokers, the pitmasters, and the whole menu and moved into Pigzza's place. Same block, same crew. Now you can get smoked ribs and a wood-fired pie at the same table.
Oakwood-smoked brisket, pulled pork, ribs, and wings, remixed with street food from everywhere: birria, bánh mì, Mexican street-corn fries.
The Italian-ish side. Sourdough pizzas, house pastas, and a proper cocktail list, with a little barbecue snuck in where you don't expect it.
One menu, one check. Come for the barbecue, stay for the pie. Or just get both.
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