LANY Pizza has become a lunchtime staple, hands down the best pizza by the slice in DTLA by a wide…read moremargin. the guy who owns the place is a seriously cool, down to earth and just over all sweet guy. The new pizza idea he rosters every week is always a killer creation - but if you need the classics he makes those too. they can count on me for a slice and cold cola every time i walk by!

Ambiance: the pizza store is located in downtown, good for takeout and there are tables for dining…read morein, although you have to clean your own table before and after Service: the staff working here is very fast to place the order and reheat the pizza Food & Drink: precooked pizza in the counter Pepperoni - *** average Hawaiian - *** average Brisk Iced Tea - *** canned soda Price: the pizza is sold by slice, and expect less than $15 for a quick meal

Tucked inside a major stall of LA's Grand Central Market, this place is a consistent gem of mine!…read more I order the basic Margarita Pizza and it hits every time! There are so many options to choose from within the market, but this pizza is a solid contender for my top three picks. It's also reasonably priced too, with my entire pizza being $13. The service is friendly and quick, and they offer a variety of glass-bottled soda products to reign in the atmosphere. The pizza is perfectly sized for one individual, and comes with a delicate but hearty crust that only comes from wood-fired pizza. They keep a good cheese-to-sauce ratio, and the sauce isn't too acidic which is perfect! All in all, go enjoy a pizza in front of and across some of LA's most historic spots, surrounded by a great crowd and a Mexican Coke in hand!

Olio has some of the best pizza crust I ever had. It has a nice crunch, great chew and the pizza in…read moregeneral is not too filling. I can eat lunch here and not pass out during the 1:30 meeting. But the al Pastor pizza special didn't work for me. There was too much sauce so it was falling apart. The flavor was OK but it lacked heat. If it had some fresh jalapenos and smaller pieces of pineapple it would be better. Aside from this one off I really like the place.

Rejoicing the fact that a restaurant has opened near DTLA rather than closing. Serendipitously…read morefound this little gem on my way to a blood draw at the Quest labs located near Good Samaritan Hospital. Noted it and decided to return for lunch. So glad I did. The owner, Pascual and his lovely and cheerful employee, Fatima, Were welcoming and informative. Everything is made in house with love and care. From the gorgeous focaccia with just the right amount of spring to the "roast beast" made from Wagyu beef. We started with the sandwiches pictured below, and we're surprised that they came with a generous portion of salad and a bag of chips. Amongst the beverage selections are multiple traditional drinks, including my personal favorite, A'Siciliana Sicilian Blood Orange Soda. Whatever you do, don't forget a cookie. Just the perfect sprinkle of sea salt, and ton of quality chocolate chips. We are delighted to welcome this lovely place to the neighborhood. Stop by as soon as you get a chance. You won't be sorry.

Amazing food. Best focaccia. Great sandwiches and pizza. I…read moretotally recommend Della Corte kitchen. Great southern Italian food.

This is a go to spot for pizza right next to the USC campus. It was an extra busy day today and…read moreJulio was amazing with his service. He was running the front and back all by himself and we were impressed that he handled it all by himself since he was the only employee in today. He wasn't stressed and still was polite to every guest. He even remembered a small modification I asked for in my order. Thank you Julio, you're awesome!

Pizza is pretty good but dude EVERY TIME I want pizza you're not taking orders. What the heck kind…read moreof pizza place stops taking orders before 8pm? What Kind of pizza place closes at 9pm? ON A COLLEGE CAMPUS?! WHAT?! It makes zero sense. I've also shown up multiple times to see a sign that says they closed early. You do understand you need to open to sell pizza, yeah? Stop making me order pizza hut.

Where do I even start, this place is such an amazing place and experience. The pizza is incredible…read more The people make it with so much love. The service is outstanding, they make you feel like your home once you get in. I just moved into Los Angeles and I go here so much for some great slices of pizza. If you're not convinced, consider this recommendation from me! The ambience is amazing. They have TV if you're looking to watch sports and eats some pizza and wings 10/10

5 stars all day!!…read more Braazo Pizza in Downtown LA is a dope spot with really cool vibes. The atmosphere is on point and having a full bar makes it even better. Perfect place to kick back with friends, watch a game, grab drinks and eat some legit pizza. The pizzas are HUGE and super good. Real NY style pizza with great flavor and crispy crust. Definitely one of the better pizza spots in Downtown Los Angeles. Good food, good drinks, good vibe. I'll definitely be coming back.

When I tell you I have never written a review right after a meal, you know this place must be …read more I've heard the hype about this place and let me tell you, the raves are warranted. I read a review that stated this pizza place was now their fave pizza and I must admit, I'm on that bandwagon as well. Let me just tell you that for me, the sauce is what makes this pizza. I have never tasted a pizza sauce where you can taste fresh tomatoes. Al pizza sauce tastes the same, but this one is noteworthy. The pizzas are also made from sourdough, so for us sourdough lovers, this is a yummy treat. As you saw above, I did a split pizza. I love pepperoni pizza with pickled jalapeños and the hot honey just took this combo to the next level. For all of you basic bitches out there that think honey on pizza is gross, try it - you will forever be adding that to your pizza. Btw, this combo is not going to set your tastebuds on fire so don't fret. I got my pizza at the El Sereno Night Market. There's plenty of parking. My tip is to park at the post office. The vendor will accept ApplePay. Don't sit on this vendor and get yourself a pie at their next pop up (find them on Insta).

Quarantine Pizza Co. is a pizza pop-up and a vendor at Smorgasburg on Sundays. You can order whole…read morepies or slices of their sourdough pizza. During my Smorgasburg visit, they had five kinds of pizza: al pastor, spiceroni, pepperoni, tri-colore, and margherita. Slices start at $5 and a 14" pie starts at $28. Al pastor pizza ($7): BBQ smoked al pastor sausage, mozzarella, pineapple, onion, cilantro, & salsa verde on a blue corn sourdough crust. The toppings were fantastic - so flavorful, moist al pastor sausage slices, an excellent tangy, spicy salsa. I wasn't as crazy about the crust. It was thin and chewy, with little rise (no puffy edges) or crisp edges. Parts of the crust tasted burnt. The slice was also small and thin. I couldn't tell that it was a sourdough or corn crust. They had a large brick pizza oven to make pies on the spot and smaller ovens to heat slices. Or are they making pizza by the slice? I'm not sure. I didn't have to wait too long for my slice.

Food: The food was scrumptious. Everything was yummy with…read morefresh ingredients. We got pizza, lemon pepper & garlic parmesan wings, fried pickles and truffle fries. The garlic parm wings lean more "parm" than garlicky but were still tasty. The pizza and wings were especially good and I liked that the pizza had artichokes and Kalamata olives. None of the food was greasy or felt heavy, it was great quality. I would attend a show at the The Regent just to eat here. Service: Amazing customer service. The person at the counter taking orders was friendly & pleasant, they checked on us during our meal to see if everything was good. They also gave us plenty of napkins without us having to ask for them and asked us if we needed a bag when we were leaving. Ambiance: Casual eating before attending a show at the Regent. Depending on the crowd it can get kind of loud.

Prufrock Pizzeria is a vibe…read more And the vibes a pretty good. Often would come in for fries pre or post show, but really glad they've added delicious impossible nuggets to the list. Can't figure out why they still don't have a vegan friendly salad or pizza option in 2025. VO (vegan optional) is the way to go, a simple non-dairy cheese pizza and variation of their Arugula meets Caesar without dairy would be easy... The Adobe Fries are forever a fav, the service is great. I know all the plant-based options from coming here since 2015 and have seen them improve their overall menu across the board. Loads of vegetarian options and some gluten free by default. Great lighting and a fair amount of seating. Fun place to have a meal, shareable eats and rock out a little pre or post event/show. You can also partake in your choice of soft drinks/soda, sparkling water or still, canned cocktails, beer or wine. Free Wi-Fi for those stellar foodie pics, vids and story sharing fun. Hour vary a little, but they also offer some brunch on the weekends especially with the Rock N Roll Flea Market at The Regent, where you can find this pizzeria. Reasonable prices for sure. Absolutely a 3.5 for me. It's part of the Regent, so when shows start this places get very venue and that can be so much fun, but not recommended if you want a more relaxed meal, snack or spot to chill once shows get going.

I was excited to try this place to support my imaginary bestie Issa Rae! It is so vibey and the…read moremusic was perfect of course. This reminds me of a place that could've been on insecure (duh) I started with the lemon sorbet Prosecco drink which was good but I didn't really get the lemon flavor. The pizza was so good, the chile peppers and the honey were so good. We ended the night with the tiramisu which was tasty! Lovedddd everything here and the service was prompt!

I had to come here for Issa, of course. The food was a little pricey (not of out the norm for LA…read morefood), but the drinks were good! I thought the food was ok honestly. We got the poppin pep but the addition of hot honey only increased the pizza flavor a little bit. We also got the caesar salad which, once again, I thought was okay. THE AMBIANCE THOUGH? Worth paying for. Honestly just turn this place into a r&b/funk/jazz bar/club perhaps? It has the perfect set up and selling pizza slices on the side would be the cherry on top.