Best pizza spot in west LA! Pizza is made in true New York style: great crust (crunchy), thick and easy to fold. Sliders are delicious. Order the bbq chicken or meatball sliders for appetizers. Friendly staff.
Great New York pizza also great liquor bar best in the neighborhood establishment
I was reaply hoping for a delicious slice to make my good day better. Boy, was that a mistake. 1st...screen pizza....gross. Outside of Bedia Pizza in Philadelphia I have not found one pizzaria that makes decent pizza using a screen (and Bedia's Pizza is a hollow shell of what it used to be....so sad Joe) 2nd there was a gross gum line from impropper cooking. 3rd...I think they use a 14" pie for slices bc my slice was very tiny. Like the size you get when you make frozen pizza at home. All in all this was a terrible slice. If you like 7-11 & Little Ceasars then you will probably love it here. If you have taste buds and wish to eat delicious pizza skip this place. I believe Lodge Bread and Fool Proof Pizza are around the corner so go there....please for the love of pizza, go there!
I like Wall St. Pizza. Location is nice, small but inviting, with a patio that has an open air feel. My go-to faves are the pizza slices and happy hour priced Caprese salad. It also doesn't cost too much extra for a small side of pest to dip the pizza crust.
We came here after the kids football game... goooooo chino hills bulldogs!!! Kids got 3 free pizzas which is awesome! Pizza is good and so is the hospitality... always a good time here... great place to catch a game.
Really good pizza. Friendly service. You pick up your own food from counter. We had the meat lovers pizza which was really good. We lap had a meatball sandwich and spicy teriyaki wings which were also delicious. Great place. Tv screens in every direction
The pizza is so delicious. The wings are delicious as well. They are not overpriced and the quality of food makes me choose them every time.
Wall Street-themed pizza spot on the Westside. Came here with a couple of friends on a Monday night around 7pm, as one of them had an Off the Menu deal for the vodka pasta that he wanted to redeem. Street parking. Credit cards/cash accepted. You order/pay at the counter and then your food gets brought. There’s bar seating as well as a couple of outdoor tables. It’s a kid-friendly spot and they even have games like Jenga and Connect 4.A pizza with 6-piece wings and pasta were more than enough food for the three of us. We got our pizza half sundried tomatoes with arugula and spinach, and the other half was a white pizza. The white pizza was my preferred sauce, but both were tasty and slices were enormous. The habanero wings weren’t spicy but more so on the sweet side. The pasta was standard; the focus is definitely more so on the pizza.There was a fair amount of people that came in for both dine-in and takeout, and seemed to be mostly locals. The service was super friendly and the atmosphere was casual. Overall, it’s a chill spot for some big portions of East Coast pizza.
The pizza is good, but the last few times we've ordered any pasta, at least one person got diarrhea. I noticed they don't offer shrimp pasta any more either, curious if that's just a coincidence...The brownies are awesome.
Wall Street-themed pizza spot on the Westside. Came here with a couple of friends on a Monday night around 7pm, as one of them had an Off the Menu deal for the vodka pasta that he wanted to redeem. Street parking. Credit cards/cash accepted. You order/pay at the counter and then your food gets brought. There’s bar seating as well as a couple of outdoor tables. It’s a kid-friendly spot and they even have games like Jenga and Connect 4. A pizza with 6-piece wings and pasta were more than enough food for the three of us. We got our pizza half sundried tomatoes with arugula and spinach, and the other half was a white pizza. The white pizza was my preferred sauce, but both were tasty and slices were enormous. The habanero wings weren’t spicy but more so on the sweet side. The pasta was standard; the focus is definitely more so on the pizza. There was a fair amount of people that came in for both dine-in and takeout, and seemed to be mostly locals. The service was super friendly and the atmosphere was casual. Overall, it’s a chill spot for some big portions of East Coast pizza.