Tusca’s Pizzeria Bar and Grille offers two different pizza formats at its Beaver address: thick square cuts and thin round pies. Choosing between those formats is useful before comparing topping prices, sizes or a larger order that includes hoagies and appetizers.

This October 13, 2026 guide covers an established regional business at 4975 Tuscarawas Road, Beaver, PA 15009. It is not a City of Pittsburgh location or a new-opening announcement. Current menu descriptions come from the operator, with prices treated as published snapshots to confirm before ordering.

Compare square cuts with round-pie sizes

The official pizza menu lists a single thick square cut at $1.75, six cuts at $11.95 and twelve at $16.95. Toppings are priced separately according to the order size. Those cuts should not be treated as equivalent in shape or size to slices from the round-pizza menu.

The thin round options are twelve inches with six slices at $11.95, fourteen inches with eight slices at $14.95 and sixteen inches with ten slices at $15.95. Tomato or roasted-garlic sauce is offered. Confirm the chosen format when ordering a “large” or a particular number of slices.

The menu also lists specialty combinations, including vegetarian, all-meat, chicken-and-broccoli and spinach primavera. Read the actual ingredients and requested additions rather than assuming that a specialty name describes every component.

Appetizers, salads and hoagies have separate portion choices

The appetizer menu lists wedding soup at $4.95, a dozen wings at $16.95 and five boneless wings at $10.50. Pizza skins are described with sauce, pepperoni and mozzarella at $9.95, while potato skins have cheddar and bacon at the same listed price.

Those similar names identify different fillings. For a mixed group order, specify the actual item and quantity rather than relying on “skins” alone. The same page includes a children’s section with spaghetti and chicken planks with fries, each listed at $4.95.

The salad page lists steak, chicken, grilled-chicken and antipasto salads at $14.95, with a steak-and-chicken combination at $16.95. Confirm the selected preparation and dressing directly, particularly if ingredients matter to the order.

The hoagie menu distinguishes eight- and sixteen-inch orders. Its Plaza Strip includes steak, onion, fries, coleslaw and provolone; the pizza hoagie uses pepperoni, sauce and cheese. The Italian hoagie combines capicola, salami, pepperoni, onion, hot peppers, lettuce and tomato with Italian dressing, providing a different filling combination from the steak choices. Choose the size before comparing the displayed price ranges.

Use the delivery window separately from restaurant hours

The pizza page advertises delivery Friday 5–9:30 p.m., Saturday noon–9:30 p.m. and Sunday 3–9 p.m. It does not establish delivery on other days or a universal delivery radius. Call to confirm the actual address, availability and any delivery charge.

The homepage describes a sit-down restaurant and bar and advertises daily 5–7 p.m. happy hour. That promotional period is not a complete restaurant-hours schedule. The phone is 724-495-7003.

Our Tusca’s profile links the official information. Confirm current hours, menu availability, quantities, toppings and the complete total before a visit or order; the operator expressly says prices can change.