Stellian’s Pizza: Menu and Challenge Safety Guide
Stellian’s is a pizzeria at 116 East Broad Street in Central City, Kentucky, known for standard and specialty pizzas as well as a very large stuffed-pizza challenge. The challenge attracts attention, but it should be treated as an optional promotion with rules—not the only reason to visit or an invitation to unsafe eating.
Plan from the current menu
The restaurant’s current ordering page lists Chicago-style and specialty pizzas, wings, starters, sandwiches, and drinks. Items, prices, and hours can change. Confirm dine-in service and kitchen closing time before a long drive.
About the large pizza
Published coverage has described an eight-pound deep-dish or stuffed pizza associated with the restaurant. Challenge rules, advance-order requirements, time limits, team size, prizes, and availability may change. Call the restaurant directly rather than relying on an older article or social-media clip.
Competitive eating can cause choking, vomiting, aspiration, and other medical emergencies. Nobody should participate under pressure, and people with health concerns should avoid it. Ordinary menu portions are the sensible choice for most visitors.
Ordering realistically
Thick or stuffed pizzas can require substantially longer cooking time than a standard pizza. Ask for an estimated preparation time when ordering. For a group, confirm the pizza size, number of slices, toppings, and whether leftovers can be safely refrigerated.
Dietary and allergy questions
Pizza kitchens handle wheat, dairy, meat, and other common allergens. Ask staff about ingredients and cross-contact. A vegetarian topping list does not establish that an item is vegan or safe for a severe allergy.
Accessibility and travel
Contact the restaurant about step-free entry, accessible restrooms, table spacing, parking, and service animals. Central City is in the Central Time Zone; account for the time change if traveling from eastern Kentucky.
Before visiting
- Confirm current hours and dine-in availability.
- Order large or specialty pizzas in advance.
- Ask for current challenge rules directly.
- Do not attempt an eating challenge for social pressure.
- Transport and refrigerate leftovers promptly.
Current sources
Planning for a group
Ask how many people each pizza normally serves and whether separate checks are possible. Deep-dish pizza is dense, so diameter alone is a poor guide. For a youth group or team, call ahead about seating, preparation time, supervision, and outside desserts.
If anyone attempts a promotion, designate another adult to watch for distress and stop immediately if choking, pain, vomiting, confusion, or breathing difficulty occurs. A prize is never worth a medical risk.
Accuracy note
The live ordering system is the best source for ordinary menu items and location details. Publicity about the large pizza may outlast a specific challenge format, so only the restaurant can confirm current rules and availability.
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