Manor Hill Tavern: Monday Pizza Special & Can’t-Miss Dishes
🚨 Deal alert: Mondays = half-off pizzas at Manor Hill Tavern – which makes the Margherita just $7. Wild value, right? While it’s not my personal #1 pizza in the area (Capri Pizza & Sub in Glen Burnie still holds that crown for me), it was solid and absolutely worth it for the price. The surprise stars of the night, though, were the apps and the burger.
Margherita Pizza ($7) // half-off on Mondays – Classic, simple, and a steal at the Monday price. Great for sharing or pairing with apps.
Crispy Green Beans ($14) – Lightly crisp, drizzled with soy honey, and served with a smoked tomato ranch that I could honestly drink. Delightful starter – def make sure to order this.
Smashburger ($19) – Two crispy-edged patties with American cheese, “awesome sauce,” white onions, shredded lettuce, and pickles on a challah bun. Gave better Big Mac energy in the best way
Pro Tip: Do a pizza + apps split: one pie for the table, Crispy Green Beans to start, and the Smashburger to share if you’re two people. And if Indian-style pies are more your speed, Delish Indian Pizzas in Elkridge is one of my go-tos.
📍 3733 Old Columbia Pike, Ellicott City ⏰ Hours: Mon–Thu 11 AM–10 PM, Fri 11 AM–11 PM, Sat 10 AM–11 PM, Sun 10 AM–10 PM
Been to Manor Hill Tavern? Tell me your go-to order in the comments, I’m taking notes for the next round 🫶 PS. for more MD content, make sure you check out this tab.
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