Campisi's Egyptian Lounge

Royster Scott MD is located at 8371 Highway 72 W, Madison, AL. This business specializes in Family Medical Practice.

When to Go: Both the Angelika Film Center and the Bath House Cultural Center are nearby, so plan a quick bite around a show.

Save Money: One pizza easily serves three or four people.

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Founded on the idea of handshakes and hellos, Campisi’s Restaurants has been serving iconic, award-winning pizzas and family Italian dishes since 1946.