The last time I had Numero Uno Pizza was about a month ago in Granada Hills. Before that about 20 years ago when I moved to Chicago from LA. I've always loved their Pizza. The Pizza in Granada Hills was great. We had a big salad to share also great. The Pizza had big half slices of of tomatoes all over it. The sausage also had big chunks all over it. The workers there, bent over backwards to give good fast courteous service. Then there was this, Numero Uno's I ordered from in Simi Valley on one of the S streets and East Los Angeles Boulevard in Simi. I called in the order by phone for pick up. It was closing at 9:00 pm or 10 pm. I got there about 10 minutes before closing. I asked I if i could sit down and have a piece or two of Pizza before I drove home? while it was still hot home and eat the rest of my meal at home. I lived about 4.5 miles away. She said no , we are closed. Even though it was eight minutes till closing time on my watch. No smile, no show of kindness. Just kind of a stare. I got home and opened up the Pizza and it looked different from the Uno's in Granada Hill. Then I realized the small tomatoes we not cut in half and placed abundantly over the whole Pizza. It was more like scrapes. The sausage the same the same tiny pieces. Some of the sausage looked liked it was scraped on with a putty knife or spatula. Very thin and infrequently placed. The taste was Ok. But the texture was different. Now, I know they were closing in a few minutes. But to just throw the Pizza together like that I was very disappointed. I won't go back to the Simi valley store. I'd rather drive back to the Granada Hills restaurant and be treatedkindly and attenion paid to detail. It all in the presentation.
It is very rare for me to give a five-star review, but this Numero Uno deserves it. I never considered getting anything but pizza in the past, but decided to try something different. I got the meatball sub, which was amazing. The bread was really fresh, meatballs were light, not dense, and really cheesy! I also recently tried the spaghetti with meat sauce, which was equally as good. I will definitely be ordering from them in the future!
Cool this about this place is that they take food stamps. Pizzas are definitely worth it, deep dish, cooked in cast iron pan. Sandwiches looked really good too. Only reason why I give them 4 stars is because the female owner that's there most of the time has her days when she wants to be nice & other times that she can be rude to you. But food is good & they take EBT
Where do I begin? First, in order to post my rating, I had to give them at least 1 star. If I could have given this place a -10 stars, that would still be too kind. I cannot remember the last time I left a bad review for any business, large or small, because, well, everyone has a bad day once in a while. Apparently I should have read the reviews before ordering and picking up my pizza from this establishment. NEVER AGAIN. The "woman" at the counter was as nasty as could be from the moment I walked in. I just don't understand why someone has to be so rude to people, especially when all I did was walk in the door! For the love of all that is good and Holy, pleeeeease don't own a "restaurant" and work with the public if you can't at least pretend to be a decent human being!Do yourself a favor and DO NOT SUPPORT THIS BUSINESS! They do not deserve to be a part of this great community.
Ive never seen such nasty, rude behavior by the owner, she is the older latina women. Right from start she was rude and dismissive if you had any question regarding specials or questions about food.She over charged us on our food so we went back, and asked if we could get a correction and this crazy lady (the owner) got into heated argument and started yelling at my wife and pointing in her face saying “shut up”. Only for the husband in the end to give us a refund, after realizing the mistake. After reading these reviews and seeing her actions in person, I believe she is mentally ill and definitely shouldn’t be running that business.Its unfortunate because the Husband was respectful for the most part, just very stressed out, he just kept saying “shes having a bad day” SHE MUST HAVE ALOT OF THOSE JUDGING BY THESE REVIEWS sir. She is costing you alot of money and business with that attitude.
Love the owner. She is hard working and deserves praise for her franchise ❤️I always have my guy pick up. So she does not know me.I appreciate her hard work and let’s bless her?Been a numero uno fan for years!She is a gem to keep us open here in Simi!!!We loose so many favorites ❤️
EXTREMELY VERY VERY EXPENSIVE! NO MORE! ITS LIKE 65 FOR A LARGE PIZZA...HELLO! WAKE UP
Delish! Definitely a staple for my family. Get the Romano Cheese Puffs, so good!
Today’s my birthday and I wanted a special pizza called a pineapple barbecue chicken pizza. We used to get it when we lived in North Hollywood and it was out of this world. We ordered one time since we moved up to Simi. It did not compare. I called today to explain the difference between the two pizza places and the woman said “if you don’t like my pizza then just order it from North Hollywood”. All I was asking was if they could remove the oregano and the bell pepper. They have flat flags all over their website saying no substitutions no substitutions. What kind of pizza place allows no substitutions??? What a stinking rude person she was. Don’t go here.
Absolutely terrible customer service. What do you think will happen by being rude to the customers? No wonder this is not a well known pizza place.