1324 Vine St, Cincinnati — Open Daily
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Questions, catering, feedback and directions.
Dewey’s Pizza
Use this page to reach a Dewey’s Pizza restaurant about a question, a catering request, feedback or directions. Most questions are handled by the specific location, so the more detail you include, the faster you get a useful answer.
Send a message to the right restaurant
Tell us which Deweys Pizza spot your note is for and what you need. For same-day questions about hours or pickup timing, calling the restaurant is faster than the form.
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Address
1324 Vine St, Cincinnati, OH 45202, United States
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Hours
Monday – Sunday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Over-the-Rhine Bench
open daily, dine-in and carry-out
How to get a useful answer
Dewey’s Pizza
- Questions about a specific restaurant Hours, carry-out and delivery range
- Catering inquiries Date, headcount and dietary needs
- Feedback about a visit Location, date and what happened
- Directions and getting there Addresses, parking and pickup
- Media and business inquiries Clear subject and deadline
Set by each kitchen, so the answer lives with the location you plan to visit.
Hours, delivery range and carry-out timing are set by each Dewey’s Pizza restaurant, so send those questions to the location you plan to visit. Include the city or restaurant name so the note reaches the right team. If you ask about delivery, mention the street or neighborhood so staff can confirm whether it falls inside their range.
Arranged at the restaurant level, earlier is better for weekends.
Catering is arranged at the restaurant level, which means lead time and menu options depend on the location and the date. Send your event date, headcount and any dietary needs along with a contact number. If you want a mix of pizzas, calzones and salads, say so, since that combination affects how the kitchen plans. The restaurant will confirm what it can do.
Specifics let the team look into it instead of guessing.
Feedback about a visit is welcome, and specifics help. Mention the location, the date and what happened, whether it was about food, service or the dining room. If something went well, say that too — it gets passed to the staff who were working. For a billing or order issue, include the order details so it can be traced.
Arrive outside the dinner rush for the shortest wait.
For directions, use the locations page to find the restaurant and its street address, then open it in your preferred map app. Parking and transit differ by location, so check the specific restaurant if you are unfamiliar with the area. If you are picking up carry-out, ask where the pickup spot is when you call — that avoids circling the block or standing in the dine-in line.
Specific requests get routed quickly.
Media requests and business inquiries should go through the contact form with a clear subject line and a deadline if you have one. Include your organization and what you need, whether that is a comment, a photo request or a partnership question. Because restaurants are company-owned, some requests need to be routed internally, which can take a little time. A phone number helps if the answer is time-sensitive.
The bench at work
mention the location, we route fast
Good notes get fast answers
What to include in your message
Include your name, a reachable email or phone number, the restaurant location if your question is about a specific one, and a one-line summary of what you need. Those four details cover most inquiries. Messages missing a location or a contact method are the ones that take longest to resolve.
- Name So we know who to reply to required
- Contact Email or phone where you can be reached required
- Place City or restaurant name, street for delivery checks routes it
- Detail Order date and reference, or headcount and event date traces it
Calling ahead
When the phone beats the form
Same-day questions about hours, carry-out timing or whether your street is inside the delivery range move faster by phone. The team can confirm while you are deciding.
Large parties
Book the kitchen early
Weekend dates fill first. Send the headcount, the date and whether you want pizzas alongside calzones and salads, so the kitchen can plan the bake.
First visit
Arrive a little early
For a first visit to Dewey’s Pizza, arriving outside the dinner rush usually means less waiting and an easier pickup. Ask where the carry-out spot is when you call.
The room at service
dine-in, carry-out and catering from the same bench
A short note with the location reaches the right hands.
Dewey’s is a regional chain of company-owned restaurants — the kitchen you plan to visit gives the best answer.
Answers before you write
Quick answers about replies, catering and delivery checks at Dewey’s Pizza. If your question is about tonight, call the restaurant directly.
From the pass
call ahead on busy nights
How fast will I get a reply?
Response times depend on the restaurant and the day. For same-day questions about hours or delivery, calling the location directly is fastest.
Who handles catering?
The individual restaurant. Send your date, headcount and dietary needs, and the location will confirm what it can arrange.
Can I ask about delivery to my address?
Yes. Include your street or neighborhood, and the restaurant will confirm whether it falls inside its delivery range.
Where do I send feedback about a visit?
Use the contact form and include the location and date. Specific details let the team look into it properly.