Pizza Joint

Pancake People Edited 2 months ago

Bad just bad don't go here. We were craving pizza after a long day of walking and found this place on Google maps, we went to order online, and even though the menu said they had kalamata olives the order wouldn't go through. We then called them and asked why the order didn't work and it turns out the workers don't even know what kalamata olives are. After we finally get them to put the olives on and it comes it turns out that they didn't put kalamata olives on and put black olives on instead. And after all that the crust tastes burnt, crisp, and old. This is my first one star review so you can see that this place is really bad. :(

teresa walker 2 months ago

Have had pizza from here in the past, however, today my husband got slices instead of a whole pie and they were terrible…they were dried out, overdone and challenging to eat. Shame on you for even selling pizza so dried out and old at $8.00 a slice no less. It may take some time until I attempt to get your pizza again. Very disappointed!

Junwoo Lee 3 months ago

The pizza is just cheese bread. Not a drop of sauce. Is sauce that expensive? To be fair it would have been a decent cheese bread. There are better places for cheese bread or cheese rolls though.

buyushay a year ago

The joint is small, unassuming, the kind of neighborhood outpost you stumble into when the city has chewed you up and you need something solid, something honest. And the pizza—by God, the pizza—stood tall. No flop, no soggy compromise. A crust with backbone, the kind Dave Portnoy would tip his cap to and call righteous. It’s not the sort of cathedral of cuisine people pilgrimage across town to see. No, this is a bunker, a foxhole of melted cheese and red sauce. The prices sting, but that’s San Francisco—the city taxes your wallet with one hand and feeds your soul with the other. On the wall: a convenience-store lineup of snacks, as if you might need a bag of chips or a pack of candy to soften the landing after the pie. Overhead, The Simpsons run in endless loop, Homer and Bart like patron saints of this strange corner eatery. In the end, the arithmetic is simple. The place delivers where it counts: the pizza is good, and when the last bite is gone you’re already thinking about the next. That, in this city of smoke and mirrors, is victory enough.

Violet R a year ago

Everything about the Pizza Joint is top tier in my book! The pizza was cooked to perfection- delicious flavors, perfect amount of crisp, fabulous crust, and great slice sizes!! Haven't had pizza this authentic and awesome ever! Honestly, its a 10 out of 10, AND the service was fantastic!! Owner so kind, courteous, and friendly! Will recommend to anyone and everyone! Thank you so much!! :D