Like frisbees, pizzas sail through the air gracefully, are equally appropriate outside or inside, and can be rolled up to create a makeshift megaphone. Sound off with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of pizzeria cuisine and drinks at Good Neighbor Pizzeria on Dekum Street.

Good Neighbor Pizzeria bakes up a variety of specialty pizzas, vegan creations, calzones, salads, and burgers from scratch, using regional, sustainably farmed ingredients. Daring diners take on the menu's build-your-own pizza challenge—starting with house-made tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese on a 14" pie—by adding creative toppings such as roasted free-range Oregon chicken and Californian salami ($19.50). Or snarf up a slice of the Sweet Piglet pizza, which is topped with canadian bacon, organic pears, and tissue-thin tomatoes ($22) that double as kleenex for diners crying tears of joy. For non-pizza-centered eaters, the chicken-breast sandwich, which is derived from locally raised chickens, croons its siren song on warm, house-made focaccia with pesto and is accompanied by aged white cheddar ($8.50), with the popular garlic knots ($6) singing angelic backup harmonies.

A bar and wine list, open, airy seating, and recycled wooden farm-style tables make dough-disk digestion an informal affair. Good Neighbor shuttles pies to residences within 25 blocks of the pizzeria at no charge.

Reviews

Yelpers give Good Neighbor Pizzeria an average of 3.5 stars, and Citysearchers give it a three-star average. Eighty percent of Urbanspooners like the restaurant.

• Everything was amazing. So much so that my sister proclaimed it to be the best pizza she's ever had – Jen S., Yelp, 12/29/2010
• The crust is super thin and tasty. The cheese was good quality and all melty and delicious. – epicurousgeorge, Citysearch