Chiara Grimes

my family came here during a trip to la and absolutely loved it! after spending some time walking the beach and shopping, we came here in the evening to grab a bite. we ordered a small tomato basil and an extra large curry and chicken which was more than enough for the six of us. the whole team was really kind and helpful to everyone who came in, and was really receptive to questions and conversation. overall we loved it and was definitely the best place for dinner during our last night in la, 5✨ p.s. thank you to the team for the cookie! my younger siblings were very happy :)

Nathan Sassano

I recently tried Abbott Pizza and it was a fantastic experience. The Buffalo Chicken Pizza was a flavor explosion, with just the right amount of spice and a generous topping of juicy chicken. The Pepperoni and Bacon Pizza was equally impressive, boasting crispy, savory bacon and perfectly seasoned pepperoni. The crust was perfectly baked, balancing crispness and chewiness. The staff was friendly and the service prompt. Abbott Pizza is a must-visit for pizza lovers!

+1

Darlene D

I’m so glad I accidentally stumbled upon Abbot’s Pizza Company. It’s a tiny hole-in-the-wall place that’s easy to miss, but the smell of fresh pizza drew us in, ready to eat! As a big pizza fan, I usually stick to my favorites and rarely venture into different toppings. So, I went for my ultimate favorite: pepperoni and pineapple. I love this sweet and savory combination—it just works. But if you’re not into pepperoni and pineapple, don’t worry; they have plenty of other choices. The restaurant was quite busy, and we had to wait a bit. The space is small, with limited seating. They have high bar stools with a table attached to the wall, which aren’t the most comfortable, but they did the job. When our pizza was ready, we decided to eat it there since we were starving and already seated. The pizza was perfection! It had a great amount of sauce, cheese, and toppings, with a crust that was both crispy and doughy. Just delicious!

Marshall Shakro

Very personable staff that have worked years for the company and are passionate about the community and your tastebuds! Monica and Max were both so exceptional with their customer service; I will absolutely be back to try their Hawaiian pizza. Had the mushroom and salad pizza. Full of delicious savoring flavor. Crust was thin and just right. Most pizza places out here never get it right but Abbots does it well!

+3

Shanelle S

Chill local spot serving up pizzas and salads. Came here for a late bite on a Thursday night and there was still a line. They were out of several slices including the famous salad pizza, so I tried a different veggie slice per the cashier’s recommendation. The pizza slice was very large and one was enough to tide me over. You pay first and then get your order. Slices and whole pizzas are available. Gluten-free and vegetarian friendly. There’s limited indoor seating but most people seemed to have opted for takeout. Credit cards accepted. Street parking.

E.D. Arenas

THE GOOD! Big Slices, tasty veggie toppings, hip location, vintage vibes. THE FAIR: skimpy on the pizza sauce, limited stool seating. THE MEH! no ice for sodas, pesto sauce is more oil than sauce. CONCLUSION: Not many by the slice spots for locals left so I support them. Inside stools on end table or bench outside to eat.10/10 people/fashion watching on The A.K..

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Rianna Alers

Used to be awesome, but recent order was not very good. Mushroom pizza had no sauce? No more goat cheese pizza? Pricing is good tho at $40 for ~3-4 meals edit: if i had one suggestion, i bring back the old pizza even if it means a price increase. i would happily pay $10 more for what i had previously (october ish)

Natalie M

Everything has changed from missing ingredients to the ownership. The cheese , the dough the marinara tastes like straight up tomato sauce. The bbq pizza missing cilantro. We used to be regulars and make the drive to get their pies but not anymore it’s a sad day. They removed most of the menu and it literally tastes like cardboard so disappointing how downhill it’s come so fast.

Christie Sasaki

We have been coming here for the salad pizza with avocado for the past five years and love every bit of it. But today, for New Year's lunch we thought we would have it again. I called my order of an extra large salad pizza with sesame crust in at 11:00 am, just as they opened. There was no mention of a recipe change nor any forwarding on their menu. By the time we arrived home, half an hour later, and by the time the guests arrived, another half an hour later.........SUPRISE! NO avocado!!! For $50.43 to have salad tossed onto a crust was ridiculous! I called the restaurant twice. The first time, the clerk indicated that he mentioned the change, NOT TO MY KNOWLEDGE! The second time that I called, all the man could do is apologize!

Rain Quillfrost

Really disappointed with this place under the new management. I drove nearly 25 miles because this USED TO BE a great spot. Their posted hours say they’re open until 11pm, and I arrived two hours before closing. From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere felt unwelcoming. No smile, no greeting, no effort to assist. Just a “this is what’s left” I had to ask if they were closing because I was confused. That’s when I was told that “new management/owners” have staff close the pizzeria as soon at it slows down, regardless of posted hours. When I mentioned how misleading and inconvenient that is, I got a shrug and was told “the hours online are wrong.” No apology. No acknowledgment. No basic courtesy. It genuinely felt like i was a nuisance for being there. There was zero hospitality, enthusiasm, or neighborhood warmth, just an uncomfortable, dismissive interaction. Sadly, that attitude perfectly reflects what the new ownership has done to the place. It feels like the business was bought as an investment, not a passion project. Instead of preserving what made Abbott Pizza special, it now feels like everything is being run off a spreadsheet: fewer menu options, removed favorites, and a vibe that’s corporate, tired, and uninspired. Culture gone. Soul gone. Magic gone. They’ve already removed so many pizzas that gave this place character, including the signature items that people actually came here for. When you strip down the menu and cheapen the experience, you lose the heart of the place. For contrast: I walked into another nearby pizzeria right afterward and was warmly greeted, treated kindly, and helped immediately. Same night, same situation, completely different experience. That alone says everything about how far and fast Abbott Pizza Company has declined. Really disappointing, not just as a one-time experience, but because it genuinely feels like the heart of this place is gone under the new management.