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    Mamma Lucia's Pizzeria

    4.0 (58 reviews)
    InexpensivePizza, Italian, Sandwiches
    Closed 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Quiet
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Taylor G.

    Good pizza option in downtown with decent prices! Quick service and staff was nice. Chicken tenders and fries were also good

    Pizza with black olives and mushrooms with a side salad
    Michael B.

    Decent and affordable pizza joint downtown if you're in the mood for a slice. Crust was nice and hot and crispy, not greasy (although some like that!) Cheese and tomato sauce were pretty standard; I would have amped up with some oregano or seasoning, but it wasn't bas at all. The side salad was ok (more like a few lettuce leaves buried under a mountain of cheese). People at the counter were very nice and gives family-owned business vibes. Glad I came and would come back for lunch again sometime.

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    Derek R.

    Average pizza, good crust. $6.25 for a slice and small soda. It's downtown so it doesn't have the best client telling in the world.

    Thin Crust Cheese Pizza

    Hands down best pizza in Pittsburgh. Got 2 slices and a drink for $10. The crust is amazing. Would recommend 100%!!

    Creative offering for downtown workers.
    Angie C.

    I never reviewed this spot when it was right across the street from my office building and in a much smaller location. I never stayed for dine-in then, as the place was pretty run down and tiny, but I'd sometimes place an online order and get it to go. I knew they were moving to the Oliver Building (Sixth or Smithfield depending on your approach) due to being uprooted by new development, but didn't realize they had opened until I was on the way to somewhere else for lunch today, passed their bustling new location and abruptly changed my plans. The new space is open, clean and bright. This is now a location where you can grab a slice at the counter to take out, order in advance, or grab lunch with a couple coworkers. They have specials like a slice of lasagna for $5.99, and breakfast pizza for $2.99, which includes egg and cheese. I am definitely coming back to try that in the morning hours! I believe there is also a breakfast calzone with the same fillings. Being a somewhat boring pizza eater, I got two slices of plain. I often used to get their thick crust which I recall is very good. The thin is good, too. It's not my favorite thin crust, if I'm being honest. I prefer a crisper NY style, and this one is just a little doughy for my taste. But this is an honest, straightforward pizza slice and the workers are friendly and fast. I'll also definitely try a hoagie and some of their other menu items here. Terrific to see this family-owned place reborn in the new space, looking even better for the move!

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    Andrew G.

    My review is based on the quality of the food, not the ambiance of the restaurant. To sum up Mamma Lucia Pizza, the food is great, but the restaurant is a dump. I walked past Mamma Lucia's this morning and saw the sign for the Friday fish sandwich special. Of course, why would you order fish at a pizza restaurant? By noon, I was ready to try it out. I ordered online through Yelp. Since it was just around the corner from my hotel, the order was still being prepared when I arrived, which was fine. There were a lot of locals there, which is aways a good sign. Reading the menu board, the prices are very reasonable. I always observe the cooks as you can tell a lot about the food based on how they prepare it. I worked as a cook in college, so I appreciate people that know what they are doing. The two guys preparing the food were very good, and the lady taking orders was very nice. For $7.40 for a fish sandwich, fries, and a 16oz drink, you know the fish is going to be frozen. Even so, the two fillets on the sandwich were very good. the lettuce, onion, and tomato were very fresh as well. The portion of fries was very generous, and they had a good choice of 16oz bottled drinks. I also watched the cooks prepare pizzas and calzones, they looked very good as well. Overall, Mamma Lucia Pizza is a great place to get a "working man's/woman's lunch" for a very reasonable lunch, even though I am in Pittsburgh goofing off.

    Pepperoni Plain Pizza Slice
    Robert A.

    Very good food. Pizza was crispy. I had spaghetti with meat balls with garlic, good quality and portion size. Friendly staff very welcoming. The decor is very welcoming, mellow vibe. Definitely recommend.

    Alan W.

    I was downtown near Market Square and decided to stop at Lucia Pizza shop. The staff where friendly and nice and service was great. I ordered 2 slices of pepperoni pizza to go. The pizza was ok sauce was better than average. The one disappointment was that there was only 3 pieces of pepperoni on each slice of pizza. A bit chintzy if you ask me. With all the great pizza places in pittsburgh I would give Lucia a pass in the future. As the pizza was average nothing special i would of given it 4 stars maybe 3 1/2 tops but since the pepperoni was non existent most i can do is give it 3 stars which is being nice. Another quick note a lot of customers where ordering hero's. I might be so inclined to go back and try a hero but not the pizza

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    Lauren R.

    Super good! Surprisingly good! I always hurried passed this one because it looked like your typical hole-in-the-wall greasy spoon places. Thanks to the good reviews I saw here on Yelp, I finally decided to give it a shot. It's a tad confusing to have to go to the back of the place to order your food, but the menu and plenty of friendly folks are there to help you once you get there. The pizza is what I love to get. The price isn't bad and you can get one slice or more, which I love since I don't always want to be stuck with an entire pizza. The pizza. My. Oh. MY. It's so savory! They add plenty of any topping you choose, so you're sure to get the full flavor of whatever you're seeking depending on what you're getting. I have yet to try the other items on the menu, but I know they smell delicious anytime another customer walks away with them. I'll for sure be back to try some of them!

    Slice with Italian sausage and slice with extra cheese and hot peppers
    Chai A.

    Been working downtown for a few years now and was always hearing about this place so I finally gave in. I love mom n pop places and this place reminds me of a pizza place you see on TV. The owner is extremely nice and pleasant and actually dilivered my order himself.... By foot! The pizza looks like your basic slice although the slices are huge. That first bite had me. Not sure whey it tasted so good but man it was probably the best slice I've had in years. The cheese was amazing and by the time I are it it was lukewarm and I still devoured it. Prices are beyond reasonable and they have specials 5 days a week

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    Fox E.

    Mamma Lucia left a note on the door, it said Sonny move out to the country. But instead I came to the city of Pitt and tried her pizza. Pretty good. Downtown Pittsburgh doesn't have too many good pizza options even though there are some great shops around the city. Mamma Lucia is probably the best option in downtown but that's not saying much, and it didn't really blow me away. Aiello and Fiori's are the go-to's for me. The slices here were decent and not amazing. Parking is really tough around here so come on foot if you can. I had to park with flashers on illegally but at least I got to try the pizza. It has really nice decor as well. Very pittsburghese. I appreciated it. Lets you know exactly where you are.

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    Pizza was very good. The steak hoagie was excellent. Everything was ready super fast too.

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    Pizza was good and a very good chef salad. Great local pizza place in pit near the Omni hotel!

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    I've been coming here for years, this place is excellent! I love the lasagna w/ a side of garlic bread!

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    Food was bussin ong. I'd recommend to anyone in the area fr. Try their hoagies they on cloud 9

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