Jukebox Pizza

Nestled in the heart of Waterford’s historic Main Street, Jukebox Pizza is a family‑run 1950s‑style diner that has been serving the community since 1988. Founded by local educator Garrett Powers and his wife Becky, the restaurant moved in 2007 to a restored early‑1800s building, complete with poodle‑skirt décor, a glowing jukebox that spins Elvis classics, and chrome‑finished booths. The menu showcases fresh‑made dough baked daily, a house‑crafted tomato sauce, and hand‑grated mozzarella and provolone cheese. Signature items include the Rock N Roll sub piled with pepperoni, ham, hamburger, green and banana peppers, and the Deluxe Pizza loaded with pepperoni, sausage, hamburger, mushrooms, and olives. For those seeking lighter options, the Gluten‑Free 12‑inch crust and the low‑carb Chicken Crust are available, while the classic Hawaiian pizza offers sweet pineapple and ham. Appetizers such as Cheddar Cheese Curds, Super Nachos, and the Jukebox Sampler give a taste of the retro vibe. Prices range from $5.99 for a cheese slice to $23.99 for a large Deluxe, making it an affordable family outing. Open daily from 11 am to 9 pm, with extended hours on Fridays and Saturdays until 10 pm, and a shorter Sunday schedule (4 pm‑9 pm). The friendly staff, many of whom are members of the Powers family, greet guests with a smile and often share stories of the restaurant’s evolution. Whether you’re craving a classic pepperoni slice, a hearty sub, or a milkshake topped with a cherry, Jukebox Pizza delivers a nostalgic dining experience that celebrates Waterford’s small‑town charm.