I love coming here because its not so crowded and the service is great…read more Its located in Art district in downtown LA, next to little Tokyo so there are honestly plenty of parking available during day time! I always order white pizza and Caesar salad! This time I tried pepperoni pizza with hot honey and Tuna tartar. Both dishes were great! Frozen spiritz is the must during a hot summer day!

A casual Italian spot in the Arts District with a cute garden-style patio. Parking can be a hassle…read moresince it's mostly street parking or paid lots, which get pricey on weekends. The menu was smaller than expected. Our group of four shared the caesar salad, meatballs, pepperoni pizza, and roasted mushroom pizza. The appetizers came out quickly, but the pizzas took a while due to what seemed like a miscommunication. They were waiting for us to finish our starters before bringing them out. The pizzas were easy to share, though a bit salty. The pepperoni pizza also had a few overly burnt slices on the bottom. Service was a little confusing. We ordered at the register, had to flag someone down for water, and weren't quite sure if it was self-service or not. Overall, the food was good and the patio has a great vibe, but it's not a spot I'd go out of my way to revisit.

Ordered: - Anchovies crostini (4/5): one of my gf's favorite…read moredishes because of the flavors that come together for her but I'm not a big fan of the strong anchovy flavor in this dish. Definitely cool to try but not my personal favorite. - Insalata mista (5/5): a delicious, large salad that was flavorful, refreshing, and just the perfect pairing for the other dishes we ordered. My gf and I both loved this and were so glad we ordered it! - Spicy salame calabrese tartufato pizza (4.5/5): The truffle honey in this was very light but we still loved the flavors in this pizza. Overall (5/5): My gf and I love coming for their happy hour. Vibes are nice, service is friendly, and food is great!

We came to Propaganda during happy hour and had a great time. We ordered wine, limoncello spritz…read moreand a spicy salsiccia pizza. The pizza was to die for when it came out piping hot. The melty cheesy, flavorful sauce and toppings against the crispy crust made it super delicious. The downside is the pizza gets cold by the time you eat a second slice and you just crave experiencing what you had earlier. It is a bit difficult to have an intimate private conversation because the acoustics of the room made the music and conversations around echo. But if you're looking for the louder party vibe it's great! Super friendly staff as well, would recommend if you're in the arts district.

This place is hands down one of the best pizza spots I've been to. The pizza was fresh, flavorful,…read moreand cooked perfectly. The crust had the right amount of crisp, the toppings were generous, and the staff was friendly. I'll definitely be coming back!

Danny Boy's Pizza is fantastic! Delicious pies, quick service, and a super friendly vibe. I'll be…read moreback!

AMAZING!!! The food is amazing (especially the fried chicken…read morepizza) The guys working were even better! Great service and food!

Really too notch square pizza, baked well with quality toppings. I've had the red corvette and…read morefried chicken pies and both were exceptional. The ambience is very metallic which perhaps goes with the overall car theme of their menu. Staff is always attentive and orders are ready promptly. A great decision for ang DTLA night out.

Great spot to grab a quick bite near Little Tokyo!…read more I was looking for a quick lunch spot on a Saturday afternoon in the area and Prime Pizza was perfect. My friend and I dropped by around 2 pm and it was bustling. They have a number of pizzas available by the slice in the display, so it was super easy to pick a couple slices and eat quickly before heading out. Most of the pizzas available by slice were vegetarian, with only a handful of meat options. I wish they had the meat lovers available by slice. All slices were in the $5-6 range. We got: -Sicilian -Grandma -BBQ chicken -Spicy pepperoni I wasn't expecting much, but surprisingly I really enjoyed the pizza here. The crust was nice and crispy for all the slices. My favorites were the bbq chicken and the Sicilian (because of the pesto), but they were all solid. My only complaint is that it was a hot day out, and I wish the inside of the restaurant was cooler.

Pizza was extremely plain. Cheese tasted burned and cheap, plus for the price of the slice it was…read moresmall compared to other Pizza places that also charge the same price. The tomato sauce has a very plain taste on the palet. Clearly not made fresh. Customer services was bad as well, rude with attitude.

Okay, so I know I've driven by this place and went to an ice cream museum pop up back at the end of…read morethe covid fakedemic, but it really wasn't on my radar. Nice name, but when I see menus of any cuisine that go out of their way to offer vegan and gluten free versions of everything, it tends to put me off. I know that's an unfair prejudice, but I always assume it's more of a healthy food place for people who complain about regular food than a real tasty joint. Well, I couldn't have been more wrong. Now that I've tried their fantastic pizza, my only sadness is that they are located in DTLA, where finding parking even to run in and pick up things to go is always difficult. So, we were here at first not for the food but because my teen son's death metal band, Institutionalized, was playing a show with the very popular super cool local metal band Diabology. But, hey, if you're there might as well grab something before you leave, right? So We got a cheese pie, which was excellent. Also tried a slice of their white pie, which was garlicky goodness. What really sold us, though, was the Sicilian pie we got. As born and bred New Yorker transplants who have been here a long time, we have never found a fantastic Sicilian. Good, sure, but never great. The pies are never thick enough as far as the breading. Here it was as close as we've ever got. And like the other pizza, the taste was excellent. And, as native New Yorkers, we know our pizza! Strongly recommended! Can't wait to get another Sicilian pie in the near future with some toppings.

It took me over a year to come back here after they mistakenly gave me a regular pizza instead of…read morevegan. I finally went back and tried one of their vegan pastas I hadn't tried before, and there was meat in it (pancetta). I literally am feeling sick to my stomach--I'm pescatarian + non-dairy and stopped eating meat in 2013 so I'm sure you can imagine. The customer service was amazing and the cashier who helped me, Melissa, was so apologetic and sweet (obviously wasn't her fault), but this is just another warning to anyone who is vegan and considers coming here. I also came when they were about to close and already had to wait like 15min longer than they said so there's not even anything else open this late for me to find other food. Very disappointing and I will not be coming back for good this time. If I could give separate stars for customer service, I would give them 5 stars but this was unacceptable on the cook's part. Do not risk it if you are vegan.

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.

I ordered takeout-the place is small and quaint would make a very fun first date situation or fun…read moreFriday night hang with friends to deload about the week. I literally had the longest day and wanted to try to something new. I found Braazo and my soul was healed after a long day of work. I will come back and try out the vibes and pizza. The Calzone didn't disappoint.

It was hard to get a reservation but it was worth it. We tried one of every slice and they were all…read moregood. Our favorite was the pepperoni. Crust is thick and chewy but not too dense. We also got the princess cake and the ricotta cake and they were excellent. Service was great. Definitely recommend.

Absolutely delicious and with the wait! If you're not able to get a reservation, line up before…read morethey open for a walk-in spot. My friend and I ordered the melons appetizer which was refreshing and phenomenal - who knew pickles and sweet melon went together so beautifully?! For pizza, we ordered a slice of "Tomato Slice" with ricotta and a slice of pepperoni. We both loved the Tomato Slice but my friend thought the pepperoni was just ok. For dessert, my friend ordered the Princess Cake. Fortunately she let me try a bite so I can say it was moist and delicious! I got the coconut cream pie which was lovely with some mango on top, and to go, I snagged a slice of the stone fruit "slab" - they literally took off the "sold out" sign at opening and I immediately told our server I wanted some to take home! I tried it the next day, slightly warmed up and it was amazing! This spot is definitely worth the trek and parking struggle that is Silver Lake!