CALIFORNIA, Md. — Get ready to trade your car’s idle for a pizza slice—Nicollettis Pizza is rolling into its fifth annual drive-thru celebration today, and it’s shaping up to be a saucy spectacle.
On March 24, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., the locally loved pizzeria will turn its parking lot into a one-lane flavor freeway, offering up their signature 16-inch pies for just $12, tax included. But don’t bring your credit card—this is a cash-only operation, old-school style.
This year, tradition meets generosity. Nicollettis is teaming up with the Bay District Volunteer Fire Department, pledging to donate $2 from every pizza sold to the local heroes in turnout gear. That means every pie comes with a side of community support.
Here’s how it works: hungry customers will enter via Route 235, snake in front of Nicollettis building facing ABC Liquor, and stay put in their vehicles while staff take orders right at the window. No phone calls, no online fuss—just a good old-fashioned, pepperoni-and-cheese-fueled assembly line.
If you’re not planning on tearing into your pizza immediately, Nicollettis is also offering a take-and-bake option—perfect for storing up dinner or gifting a pie to a neighbor. Each car is limited to three pizzas, with a maximum of two hot and ready, the third required to be take-and-bake (or make it a trio of take-and-bakes if you like to play freezer Tetris).
With hundreds expected to line up for a slice of the action, the Nicollettis’ crew is bracing for a full day of cheese pulls, honking horns, and grateful grins.
One thing’s for sure: come lunchtime, the smell of melted cheese and baked dough will be drifting across California, Maryland, like a siren’s call. Just don’t forget the cash.
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