Pizza Factory, Slagelse

A neighborhood staple on Korsørvej

Pizza Factory sits on Korsørvej, one of Slagelse’s main arteries, and feels very much like a local hangout rather than a destination restaurant. Inside, the atmosphere is unfussy and practical: counter at the front, menu boards filled with numbers and names, fridges of soft drinks, and the glow of pizza ovens working steadily in the background. It is the kind of place people rely on after work, on match nights, or when no one feels like cooking. The focus here is on dependable, filling fast food rather than fine dining. Portions tend to be generous, and the menu is designed so that everyone in a group can find something, whether they prefer a simple cheese-and-ham pizza or a fully loaded kebab creation with fries on top.

Hearty pizzas and more than just dough

As the name suggests, pizzas dominate the menu, running from classics such as Vesuvio and Hawaii to more indulgent combinations layered with kebab, pepperoni, bacon and creamy sauces. You will also find “house” pizzas with playful names and plenty of cheese, plus options that lean into spicy toppings, jalapeños and rich bearnaise. Prices for a standard pizza generally sit in the moderate range, typical for a Danish provincial town. Beyond pizza, Pizza Factory doubles as a small grill bar. There are durum rolls with homemade flatbread, burgers in menu form with fries and a drink, grilled half-chickens, fish fillets with fries and remoulade, and snack-style dishes like nachos or chicken dippers. A children’s menu with smaller pizzas makes it easier for families to order without overdoing the portions.

Everyday convenience and opening rhythm

Pizza Factory keeps consistent afternoon and evening hours—opening around mid-afternoon and running into the night all week—making it a reliable choice for late lunches, early dinners and evening takeaways. The layout and service style are geared to quick ordering at the counter, with food ready in a short time whether you eat in or carry out. The setting is casual and functional rather than decorative, which suits its role as a neighborhood pit stop. Expect warm kitchen aromas, the hiss of fries hitting hot oil and pizza boxes stacked high by the oven. It is easy to drop in for a simple solo meal, but the space also accommodates small groups sharing a stack of pizzas before heading home.

A family-friendly pit stop in western Slagelse

Families often gravitate here because of the kid-sized pizzas, familiar flavors and the straightforward environment where nobody worries about keeping voices down. Teenagers and students in the area use it as a convenient base for quick bites between activities, while locals nearby rely on the takeaway service when they want something hot and filling without planning ahead. For visitors exploring Slagelse, Pizza Factory works well as an uncomplicated meal stop west of the town center. It is not about culinary experimentation; instead, it offers predictability, value and the comfort of knowing exactly what you will get: hot pizzas, plenty of toppings and fast, no-nonsense service.

Ordering tips and local favorites

First-time visitors often find the numbered menu extensive, so it helps to decide whether you want something classic, spicy or kebab-heavy before stepping up to order. The “house” and combination pizzas tend to be among the most filling choices, particularly those topped with kebab and fries. Durum and burger menus are good picks if you prefer something easy to eat on the go. Soft drinks and canned sodas are the standard accompaniment, and combo menus usually bundle both drink and fries, keeping costs in a moderate range for Denmark. If you are sharing, ordering a mix of a couple of different pizzas and a side of chicken dippers or nachos makes for a relaxed, communal meal without stretching the budget.