Armando Bello

I've wanted to come here for sometime since the days the Hollywood location was still in business. I'm also tired of Little Caesars since that's all I can afford lately. But once in a while I crave real pizza. I loved everything about my experience. The 12' pepperoni pizza was the best pizza I've had in forever, business seemed slow but comfortable enough for me to enjoy my time. I also love the atmosphere as there is rap music and hip hop based memorabilia all over the place and they play a lot of classic rap and hip hop music. This part of Jefferson Park is very lively as there are similar businesses on the street and is adjacent to Culver City and close to West L.A. As I told my server, I will attempt to visit as much as I can in the future. 🍕

Cindy Reyes

Seemingly generic pizza spot until you go inside to the other section of the restaurant that provides a more intimate setting with a great ambiance. The pizza was so good and the service was great!

Tk

Simple, high-quality flavors that leave a lasting impression. The true standout is bartender John — an artist in both service and craft. He recommended pizza flavors tailored to my palate and paired them with a bold Mezcal Bloody Mary to start and an Espresso Martini that took me back to a 4-star mixology bar in Japan — balanced and smooth with depth and layers of flavor. John’s attentiveness stood out from the start, showcased by thoughtful recommendations and inspiring personal stories that turned a casual night into something memorable. Great value, especially during happy hour, with smooth hip-hop beats setting the perfect vibe. Highly recommended.

Jazzi P Whereabouts

Wow!! Walking into Delicious Pizza, I felt a vibe. They had me at the music and the Hip Hop Ledgend wall. The hold events at this location, they have a huge patio area and a hidden event space in the back. Who knew?!?! We were greeted by Monica and Miguel and with energy and smiles. They both offered history about the restaurant and encouraged us to experience happy hour and brunch, of which we will try very soon. No on to the good stuff. The pizza, yeeees!! The Barry White is what we chose. Cheese and more cheese with one half full of pepperoni with crispy edges and full of sauce (my personal fav). Thin sliced pizza with plenty of flavor for your pallet. Delicious is the perfect description! We also enjoyed bread pudding and cinnamon rolls. Oh, and the hot chocolate is full of rich chocolate flavor that made me want to curl up with a blanket. I'm telling you, if you haven't tried, just do it now. We are going back to hold an event in one of their spaces soon. We can't wait! Photos courtesy of Hype Off Life Magazine, female owned and operated! What are the odds that a hip hop magazine would bump on a hip hop dedicated pizza joint? Love it

+2

Kenneth Jimenez

Food: came for pizza by the slice and got a margarita pizza. Tasted fresh and amazing! I also ordered a meatball sandwich that came with a small arugula salad. The meatball sandwich was packed to the brim with homemade meatballs and the sauce was zesty. I also got a small doccini dessert and that was the perfect end to my meal. Service: The staff was friendly courteous and attentive. They were more than happy to provide recommendations since it was my first time. Final thought: This place is amazing for pizza and sandwiches. You're able to order pizza by the slice or get a whole pie. The building itself is really charming and has a cool soda shop 1950s vibe. Definitely coming back!

+24

Maria Pastore

What can I say? The pizza IS delicious and I kept saying how good it was as I was eating it. We just moved here from NYC (pizza from Grimaldi's, Roberta's, Juliana's, Patsy's, Table 87, and more) and I'm not complaining about this LA pizza joint! We ordered takeout on our move-in night. Hit the spot. Pesto and ricotta with sausage and then the Rosa with soppresetta. Worth my 15 minute drive to pick it up. I'll be ordering again and I keep asking myself how often is too often?! Really nice staff inside too. Thanks all! Hope to dine-in next.

Chef Robert Olivares

First off, I can honestly say that I have never been a fan of thin crust pizza, until now. Let me back track though for just one second. Our friend Karla recommended this place. I like the vibe right off the back walking in. The patio area is very relaxed. There is a screen on the wall for projected media and it has a great backyard beach feel. When I looked over the menu there were sooooo many choices that I had a tough time deciding. I tried three pizzas that night. The Slaughterhouse, Eggplant and Shot Callin Big Ballin’. All three very extremely flavorful. The crust, the crust though. It had just a bit of a char. That chat with the chili oil and rep pepper flakes combine for amazing pies. I definitely recommend this place if you’re a pizza lover.

+2

Jeanelle Z. Jones

Very cool spot owned by delicious vinyl records from back in the day. They play all old school hip hop which is phenomenal. Great album covers and photos on the walls. And the pizza and service and exceptional. I had the margherita pizza and a glass of wine and it was delicious. Loved it and will definitely go back

+1

Jimmy Si

I got the lamb meatball aka shot callin' big ballin' pizza. It was very good and not gamey. The meat and pizza was cooked well and it was good. The ceasar salad was also decent. The outdoors along with the cocktail bar is a nice touch. The service was slightly slow as far as the food delivery goes. But the waiter was very apologetic and helpful and nice. Overall good spot to have a beer and pizza. Parking is generally atrocious in this area though.

Steven Mindel

Very good medium crust pizza served with great music by people who actually care about their food. We tried the pizza, the Caesar salad and the pesto and mushroom pasta. All were spot on. This is an interesting spot for a casual dinner. They also serve beer and wine.