Big Bang Pizzeria

Big Bang Pizzeria sits on SW 71st Avenue in North Lauderdale, in a small retail strip near the intersection with McNab Road that hosts several other independent food businesses on the same block. Florida’s Division of Corporations lists Big Bang Pizzeria Inc as an active registered entity, which helps confirm that this is a genuinely operating, independently incorporated business rather than an outdated directory entry, a useful bit of certainty in a city where a lot of small storefronts come and go without much online trace.

This part of North Lauderdale, south of McNab Road and just west of State Road 7, is almost entirely residential once you step off the commercial strip, rows of single-family homes and garden apartments that have been part of the city since its incorporation in 1963. Pizzerias in neighborhoods like this tend to run on delivery and phone orders as much as walk-in traffic, and Big Bang’s setup, judging from its listing as both a pizzeria and a registered active Florida corporation with a fixed storefront address, fits that pattern of a local shop built to serve the surrounding blocks rather than draw a citywide crowd.

Expect a menu built around the pizzeria standards: cheese and specialty pies sold whole or by the slice, garlic knots, wings, calzones, and a handful of hero sandwiches and simple pasta plates. That is the typical range for an independent pizza shop of this size in Broward County, though exact offerings and pricing are best confirmed with a phone call, since we could not find an active website or social media page listing a current menu.

Because Big Bang shares its street with several other food businesses, including a Chinese restaurant and a bakery within the same short stretch of SW 71st Avenue, it is part of a small but genuinely useful cluster of options for residents who live nearby and would rather not drive out to State Road 7 for dinner. That kind of clustering is common in North Lauderdale’s commercial layout, where the city’s lack of a traditional downtown means food businesses group up wherever there is available storefront space along a handful of arterial roads.

For anyone in North Lauderdale looking for a slice or a whole pie without leaving the neighborhood, Big Bang Pizzeria is a confirmed, independently owned option on SW 71st Avenue. As with most small operations in the area, calling ahead to confirm current hours before a visit is the safest approach, particularly around holidays when small shops often run modified schedules.