Last Tuesday, I walked in and asked the folks specifically if they were open on Sunday, and they said yes. Their website and Google said they were open on Sundays until 9pm. I visited them on Sunday 3/23 nd they were closed! At least post something on your website! read more

Great selection for a quick slice or even a whole pie. The owner guy is pretty cool and down to earth. I'm glad he is still here and around. I try and stop by for a slice whenever I can when I'm in the Divisadero area. Just like it's name it's right by the muni bus stop off haight and divis. The crust could be better the toppings quality are decent good for a quick bite read more

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Delicious pizza, great quality, the sweetest staff and awesome prices! Always love grabbing a whole pie or slice, always made fresh!

I did not know I needed "Bus Stop Pizza" in my life. You can order by the slice or buy the pie. Thankful for the quick meal after hiking around Buena Vista Park. The owner greeted me right away to take my order for a single slice with cheese and mushrooms. Slice was hot & ready to eat within minutes. Crispy crust, robust tomato sauce, ooey gooey cheese, flavorful delight! Very reasonable price, clean environment, friendly establishment. I will return. Thank you Bus Stop pizza. read more

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Bus Stop Pizza is just steps away from Tea & Others making it an easy choice to grab a quick bite. It's also in front of a bus stop. They sell pizzas by the slice. And also they can make you a bahnmi. I love a place for its variety. The bahnmi bun is not a baguette (bummer) but they did toast it so it tasted okay. Just don't have that bahnmi mouth feel you know. I would definitely return for the pizza slices as that's delicious. Service friendly. Not much ambiance but that also depends on if you count the drama that sometimes can unfold in front of a bus stop. read more

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Great service and location near a real bus stop, Bus Stop Pizza hit the spot! It's reasonably-priced and very fast. I'll be back to try their banh mi and other pizzas besides pineapple. I also loved the cool art and decor. read more

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Probably the most mid pizza I've had. Actually astonishing how mediocre it was. The bread, crust, sauce, veggies were all not good

I did not know I needed "Bus Stop Pizza" in my life. Love you can order by the slice. Thankful for a quick meal after hiking Buena Vista Park. The owner greeted me right away. I ordered a cheese pizza slice with mushrooms. Cheese was oogooey, mushrooms flavorful. In a few minutes the slice was hot & ready to eat! Crispy crust, well balanced with the sauce. Very reasonably priced. Clean environment, friendly staff. Plenty of seating inside & out. Thank you Bus Stop Pizza! read more

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A great stop that is conveniently located right by the bus stop in SF with even greater prices! As a public transit fan, I couldn't help but to stop by when I stumbled into this pizza place. It was quite empty when I walked in on a late afternoon hungry after walking by the nearby Buena Vista Park and needed some fuel. The owner is an older AAPI man who was friendly and I spent a better part of a hour talking him about the city and politics. It is a minimalistic place with all the functional furnishings with a small seating area up front where you can people watch. I got a larger than expected slice of pepperoni pizza ($4.50 pre tax and tip) which is super filling and heated quickly for you. The owner mentioned that business has been slow with the changing demographics in SF. I hope more business comes by because it is a solid pizza place at a reasonable price! read more

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Great neighborhood spot that always hits. Quick slices with lots of topping options for a great price.

It's a really cheap and tasty slice of pizza! No frills, no wacky ingredients. Just pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, and onions. Gave me real childhood bus stop vibes. They also take Apple Pay and the people here weren't nice but weren't mean either, gave me my pizza and left me alone. I loved it. You can tell it's an OG spot, support your real mom and pop shops. read more

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More pizza on Divisadero. Straight forward slice. $5.50 for two toppings and I got mushrooms and pineapple. The mushrooms weren't cooked all the way. I ate the slice and it's always fun. read more

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The slices here are huge and the service was very friendly! The dough was kinda on the bland side, but the toppings and cheese are tasty.

I was just in the mood for some pie and I had seen Bus Stop Pizza on my last visit to ca. I think that the pizza was really good but the service I received was excellent and I think that they should be thanked for their hospitality and kindness. read more

I moved to Page Street in the late 80s and started getting slices here. Since then I've moved several times in the city, but always come back to Bus Stop pizza. I've tried many others, but something about theirs is just the best. The toppings are super fresh and the crust is delicious!! I'm so glad they're still around. read more

Great pizza at a great price! Come see for yourself! And BTW,you're supporting a small business!!

Great quick meal on the go! I love the pizza by the slice because it is pre-cooked with cheese already. And when ordering with toppings, it gets baked again which gives it the crispy taste. For those who made comments on how expensive it is. Think about food costs nowadays and they prices have remained somewhat constant for years. Maybe they raised a quarter, 50 cents? C'mon... You pay a lot more to go to Starbucks and it is not as satisfying! As for Bank Mi - this rivals the best vietnamese restaurant banh mi. The owner knows what she is doing! Unusual place to order Banh Mi, but you will be missing out if you don't try! Last but not least, support your locals. Support your neighborhood. Small honest businesses are dying to be replaced with corporate greed. read more

You know what, I'm upping my rating to five (5), that's right, FIVE STARS. Okay, admittedly the slices are not the best anywhere. Hell, no pizza in the bay area ranks anywhere close to any one of the original Ray's Pizza in New York. Is it the cheese? The sauce? I dunno. But for a late night slice, it's about the best you gonna get in da bay areas. Pah-luss Sam and Jane are hanging in there. They're making it through Covid for criessakes! This is a local establishment that's been feeding my family for nearly 30 years! Respect. If you want fancy, deep dish pizza, or true New York pizza, you will need to go somewhere else, like you guessed it, New York! Deep dish can be done well in the Bay Area and there are places like Frankie, Johnny and Luigi, too that are outstanding (not for take-out). And then there are places like Escape From New York Pizza that have lots of sugar in the sauce of their doughy slices, which is nice if that's what you are into. But for the closest you can get to real New York slices, Bus Stop is the best. read more

Yummy pizza stop! Owners run this place. The pizza is the perfect ratio of crust, fresh ingredients and sauce. Lovely spot! I tried the combo but I'm sure they're all delicious read more

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How can you screw up pizza? They manage to achieve this in a few ways. Maybe I visited on an off day because I can't imagine them staying in business if what I got was the norm. When I think of "pizza by the slice," I think quick and unexceptional. Satisfactory--like mall pizza--pizza by name alone and otherwise a tolerable imposter. The pizza at Bus Stop was bad. The crust was like a Pop Tart dough.: dry, flavorless, and of dubious relation to bread. The sauce was sparse and unremarkable. And so with the toppings. I got one combo and one pepperoni. Because it's not worth going into detail, I will limit my comment to the "sausage." It was more like overcooked ground beef. It was waxy and flavorless--I had to scrape it of in a failed effort to make the slice edible. Both my wife and I ended up tossing our slices before the halfway mark. After that, we sat silently, confused and angry, for several minutes. It is my duty to add that after I had ordered, I lingered awkwardly for more than 15 minutes in the soiled seating area, trying to ignore the cashier watching TV as I thought about how, if I were her, I would instead spend my downtime cleaning the dining area, sweeping and wiping down surfaces. It took so long, I began to question if I had actually placed an order... or if they forgot, even though I was the only one there... In hindsight, I would have been lucky had either scenario been true. As I took my boxed slices, yet unaware that it would be my last visit, I asked if there was a menu I could take. No, I was advised, but I could take a pic of the menu on the wall. read more

It's a slice of tomato on top that makes the vegetarian combo so good--and I add it to the meat combination as well. Tangy sauce, unique crust that's simultaneously thick and crispy, huge portions... ...and awesome neighbors who have been holding down Haight & Divis for decades. A gem dear to my heart: buy two slices because Bus Stop Pizza is habit-forming and reheats well! read more

3.5 stars. It's ok NYC style pizza - I was going to give it 3 stars, but then remembered I'm in San Francisco, lol. So rounding up for that. If you have the time to walk the 15 min to Gioia, do that, it's gourmet in comparison. Pricey ($3.50 for a cheese slice, $5 for a combo, whether veggie or with meat, 1-2 topping prices are in between) given that Gioia is $4.25 (though the latter has smaller slices. The people who run it are nice enough, and I was able to order toppings for my slices and have them heat it up in about 5 minutes to take out. read more

Ordered the bus stop special and Banh mi Place looked relatively clean and had a few areas for seatIng. The workers were very friendly and greeted me upon arrival. The slices are large but pricey for each slice. The bus stop special is like a meat lovers pizza with onions, olives and mushrooms. It was a decent slice of pizza wouldn't go out of my way for it but if you're craving pizza, it's not bad. The Banh Mi was listed on a small piece of paper facing the outside and I wanted to try it. It was surprisingly delicious and had all the original ingredients. The bread was toasted nicely and the layers of the meat, veggies and dressing were on point! HIGHLY recommend it! Would come back for the Banh mi for sure! read more

Nice and simple pizza. The storefront isn't the most modern but I was pleasantly surprised by the crunchiness of the crust.

I have been going here for decades. Owner operated. A real member of the community. Very friendly. Also a popular place for late nighters. I am pretty picky about real pizza, and this is it. No designer pizza for me. Many question the limited hours, but my impression is the owner likes to maintain control over the product. No staff through a rotating door. read more

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This place has been our neighborhood joint since we moved here 6 years ago, and before that I used to hit Bus Stop for slices whenever I was in the neighborhood. The Pizza is probably 4 stars; Is it Arinelle? No, but not much is. Is it solid, consistent, and hits the spot? Yes. I'm rounding up a star because the folks who own and operate it have been there forever (like 20+ years) and are still making it happen, and are lovely people. Let's keep the neighborhood joints around or you'll be wondering why this corner ends up as a Pizza Hut next to a Starbucks. read more

Our favorite local spot for pizza! The couple that runs this place has been in the neighborhood throughout the years. They are friendly, helpful, and make great pizza. The crust is perfectly crispy and the pizza sauce is just right. My go to is the combo or ham and pineapple. My husband always goes classic cheese. read more

Great pizza and really kind service. I ordered four XL pizzas for a meeting. Called in my order and it was hot and ready when I arrived. They even helped me carry it two blocks to my car! I'll definitely come back again. read more

Great pizza. The crust is thing and crispy. Tons of options for fresh toppings, even for slices. Very good prices as well.

A local told us about this place. She said "you won't get a better slice in the city," she may have been right. The pizza was okay and the service was very good but I didn't think it was anything to write home about. If you're in the area stop by and hang out it's not bad. read more

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Wow it was pretty bad! The cheese was weird, it was solid even after heating it up it wasn't stringy like cheese should be. They lack the amount of Pepperoni, none in the middle just some around the edges as you can see in my photo. And FYI I got sick the next day if you know what I mean. No bueno! read more

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This is my favorite place. I pop in to chat with the best owners of the Best pizza in San Francisco. I call in my order on the way home and the pizza is awesome and try the chocolate mousse cake addictive lol. read more

Quick, delicious, reliable and supreme service. The aptly named Bus Stop Pizza will get you wherever you need to be fully satiated

Suitable for drunk eating only. Tastes like Costco reheated, with a few limp toppings thrown on top of a petrified bed of old cheese. Crust is dry and flavorless. As a New Yorker I am a bit confused by these NY pizza claims, but hey, it's California and maybe they just don't know? Warning: Fox News played while you wait. read more

This place is the best. It's run by this cute couple who've been there on Divis making pizza for literally 30 years. Combo slice is giant and delicious and great bang for your buck. read more

Damn, this used to be a good slice of NY right here--though not quite as good as Arinell's. Others may have had a reheated slice, but I had two cheese slices, straight from the oven, and they were fantastic. FYI, true NY pizza is judged by a slice of cheese pizza--there is no need for any toppings. It's all about the crust, sauce, and cheese. The crust was very thin, but not as thin as arinell's. The sauce was good, but too sour for my taste in NY pizza--needed a little more sweetness I think. The overall cheese-crust-sauce proportion was pretty much spot-on. A nice even layer of cheese over the entire slice....ahhhh.... simply gorgeous. (THANKS PREET, for the review to bring me here! :)) Edit: I dno't know what happened, but the last time I came here, I ordered a whole pie, and the crust was way thicker than the first time. sigh maybe you need to ask them to make it extra thin? read more

Another day, another slice of mediocre pizza. My biggest pet peeve with this shithole is that they make the pizzas without toppings and then when you ask for them, they put them on and then re-heat them, so you end up with this super messy slice where your toppings fall off. I require topping integration - is this too much to ask? It leaves me yearning for my days of living across from Escape from NY, which as we all know, is good but you know, it's no Original Ray's. And for those of us who have had Original Ray's, in many of its various incarnations, you know shit is bad when you start daydreaming about a slice of pizza there. Anyway, it's telling that the only people who eat here are those of us who live in the illustrious Panhandle South (tm Megan W) neighborhood. Convenience always wins. read more

The preponderance of four star reviews for this place only makes me question San Franciscans understanding of pizza. If it weren't for the boot and the shoe service I would really swear off pizza on the whole West Coast. Alas it is an isolated problem. This place has crappy pizza people. I don't know if the ancient chinese secret was not made of cheese or what, but seriously. What happened to this recipe? There are tons of dollar pizzas back in Nueva York that could blow this place out of the water. Too much cheese, sauce that tastes like straight from the can, barely warmed up. Fail. read more

I always want to recommend this place to people, but then I remember that it's not all that. The reason I go through these mental calisthenics each time is that first impressions are, indeed, hard to break. Flash back to 2003. The Iraq War has just begun; Republicans seem ascendant, and San Francisco is the only place in the nation in which people did direct action anywhere militant enough to get on anyone's radar. OK, so I had just moved here from South Bend, Indiana. After having tried and disliked a couple of other pizza places, I decided to try Bus Stop. I had it delivered (not knowing the place was so close to my flat), and the pizza was delicious. Hot, with fresh ingredients, and really tasty. I didn't order pizza from here for a while because I usually order when everyone but Mr. Pizzaman is closed. The next time I did check out Bus Stop, and the following time, and the time after that, and the time after that, it was, well, OK. I kept telling myself that it couldn't be true; hadn't my first pizza been excellent? It had been, but it was just that time. If you're looking for pizza-by-the-slice, this might be a good place for you. They give you big slices that way. But for the whole pie, there are definitely better options. read more

Gross! Too bad they only had one napkin left in the dispenser because I could've used a couple extra to blot off the tablespoon of excess grease on my mushroom pesto pizza. The concept of this pizza parlor is a bit unappetizing - topping(s) of your choice dumped on a sitting pizza and reheated. In my case, the mushrooms weren't cooked into the cheese as I'd like but were instead, uncooked and glued together by some clumps of melted mozzarella. There was a thin layer of tomato sauce used for cooking the basic slice, and the pesto slathered on top didn't taste too great + the majority of the 'pesto' was oil. I went in to pass the time waiting for the 24, it was near midnight and I was hungry, mistake!! This two topping slice (pesto sauce + mushrooms) cost me $3.83, I suggest you go to Marcello's in the Castro if you want an amazing slice of pizza for the same price! Pro: Quick read more