Spišský Hrušov (Slovak pronunciation: [ˈspiʂskiː ˈɦruʂɔw]; Hungarian: Szepeskörtvélyes) is a village and municipality in the Spišská Nová Ves District in the Košice Region of central-eastern Slovakia.

Local folklore refers to a large pear tree located on a nearby hill that was supposed to have had mysterious powers.

Below is a chronology of the former Hungarian, German, and Slovak names of present day Spišský Hrušov:[5][6] 1253 - Kurtues, Kurtueles 1255 - Kurtuelus 1294 - Horusk, Hurusk 1360-1364 - Hruschfálva, Hruskfálva, Hruskafálva 1368 - Grussov 1386 - Graucza 1495 - Grawss 1500 - Hrussow 1773 - Körtvélyes, Körtvélesz, Bierndorff, Grossow 1786 - Körtwélyesch, Birndorf, Hrussow 1808 - Körtvélyes, Birndorf, Grausch, Hrussow 1863-1902 - Körtvélyes 1907-1918 - Szepeskörtvélyes 1920 - Hrušov 1927 - Spišský Hrušov Next to the town hall is the Gothic style Roman Catholic church of St. Catherine of Alexandria (Kostol svätá Kataríny Alexandrijskej).

The only industry in Spišský Hrušov is BIO-plus, s.r.o, a company that manufactures motor fuel from organic plant material.

Spišský Hrušov is 12 km (7.5 mi) east of Spišská Nová Ves on highway 536.