Although you may have heard of this late-'80s-era menu item called the "McPizza," it was never actually named that by McDonald's. Instead, the chain just called it pizza and hoped that it would bring in customers who frequented other pizza chains like Domino's and Pizza Hut. Starting out as full-size pies, McDonald's pizza was then offered in individual sizes with toppings like sausage, peppers, onions, pepperoni, and mushrooms before it was discontinued.
Two McDonald's locations, one in Pomeroy, Ohio, and the other in Spencer, West Virginia, that kept pizza on the menu since the '90s were forced to take the item off the menu in 2017, West Virginia Illustrated reported.
That means that pizza is now only on the menu at one McDonald's location in the US — a restaurant in Florida that actually added pizza to the menu in 2016.
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