Have been a fan of this business since it first opened. Eric, the owner, brought something really…read morespecial to the South Bay. Their pizza makes me guilty for bypassing Paisano's. But it's just really good, so I have to give them equal time. Wish they'd bring back the BBQ ribs they used to do in the pizza oven. But still highly recommended.

Top notch pizza joint with an ultra casual atmosphere. You're usually in for a treat when you get a…read morepizza style where the toppings have journeyed all the way to the end of the world (I mean the crust). Excellent pizzas and I love the ravioli as well. Fine service just a block from the beach.

Good crust and size pizza. Went there for Yelp event!…read more Cozy place, good neighborhood pizza. Friendly staffs Pizza was good. But I don't think I would go out of my way for it.

This one is frustrating because I actually really like the food here. Being from Illinois, my…read moresister recommended Union Station Pizza Company because of their deep dish, and I can honestly say it's some of the best deep dish pizza I've had in California. My issue was with my most recent experience. I'm not a fan of the large tomato chunks in the deep dish sauce, so during a previous visit, an employee told me they could substitute their regular pizza sauce. She warned me that it could make the dough soggier, but I accepted that risk, ordered it that way, and the pizza came out perfect. I returned about two weeks later and ordered it exactly the same way. A newer employee told me he had been instructed never to make a deep dish with that sauce because it could affect the dough. I explained that another employee specifically told me to order it this way and that I had already tried it and loved it. I was willing to pay for it and completely accepted the risk, but he still refused to make it. I don't blame the employee because he made it clear that he was new and was simply following the instructions he had been given. My issue is with the inconsistency and how the situation was handled. I ended up leaving with nothing because they refused to make an order they had made for me just two weeks earlier. The pizza itself is great, but this was a very disappointing customer service experience. I have never been to any establishment in my life and been turned away because they couldn't make a very minor adjustment to a food order that I had already previously ordered there.

Still a 5 star experience. Most of the time we get our order to-go. Corner Joint is a very reliable…read morerestaurant for to-go orders as the food is just as appeasing to the eye and palate when its packaged to go as it is in the restaurant. This time we dined inside. Our waiter was very friendly and helpful. We ordered the caprese panini with a fresh side salad and the beef burger with french fries. The pannini was large and full of flavor and the burger was loaded with condiments fried onions, lettuce, tomato and pickles. The fries were hot and crunchy. There is plenty of parking in the shopping center and clean restrooms. This location has a full bar and many big screen televisions with some sort of sporting event playing. Know they have a large selection of menu items many of which we have tried. Their pizzas, salads and Italian options have been very enjoyable in the past.

Came here with wife and kids and everyone enjoyed their meals. Good selection of comfort foods,…read moreincluding some interesting twists like peach pie pizza with burrata, and brisket steak. Daughter loved the chicken parm served with pasta. Beer selection was solid. Truffle fries tasty too. Service was great and friendly, and they had playoff games on TV. Was perfect for what we wanted that night, and we will definitely be back.

I've been feeling nostalgic about Numero Uno pizza and decided to finally try the one on Hawthorne…read moreBlvd. a couple of blocks from where the old one used to be years ago. The building is rather old and has seen better days. There is a small parking lot in the back or you can park in the spaces dividing Hawthorne Blvd. in the middle of the north and southbound lanes. We arrived a little after 2 and the lot was completely empty. We were afraid the restaurant might be closed but we were just fortunate to come during their downtime. We ordered a large with sausage and mushrooms and sat down at a regular table near the entrance rather than one of the booths that make up most of the dining area. The front counter area was a little dingy but the rest of the dining room with booths and the back entrance area seemed much cleaner. The cook was doing double duty as chef and register person but was very cheerful and friendly. I asked him if this was part of the original business that was down the street years ago and he confirmed that it was. The pizza was ready surprisingly fast since deep dish pizza normally takes about 30 minutes to bake. My wife was pretty happy with the pizza but I felt it wasn't quite as memorable as the pizza served in the original location. The crust didn't taste quite as sweet and the texture, while being similar, seemed different than it was when it was brought out in the black, iron pans that seemed thicker than what they serve now. Still good but not the great quality I remember from the past. I deferred to my wife when rating the pizza but my personal opinion would gravitate more towards a 3 star score so let's compromise and call it a 3 1/2 score. Worth trying but won't transport you back to a happier time when food could be awesome and a bargain at the same time. It was close enough to bring back a good memory or two though.

Nostalgia makes this place good but it missed the mark. The service was exceptional. Staff was very…read morefriendly. I ordered online arrived 25 minutes later and waited an additional 5 minutes or so. One thing that I was excited for was the Romano puffs.. these used to be sooo flavorful with lots of garlic. They were NOT as flavorful and just full of oil :/ i was most excited for this...i also ordered the wings in the original flavor and they gave me just plain fried wings :( another dud. The saving grace was the pizza. We ordered the works pizza and it was better than I remember, the crust was nice and crunchy. Will probably try one of the LA locations to see if the Romano puffs are just a miss here .

this location was conveniently right next to the mariott hotel my boyfriend and i were staying at…read more they do offer delivery to the hotel lobby, but there was a $5 surcharge, which felt a little silly considering it was less than a minute walk. i ordered a pesto pizza with mushroom, pineapple, spinach, and ricotta. i almost ordered a white pizza, but it actually doesn't come with white sauce at all, which seemed to be a pretty common misconception according to the staff. the staff was really kind on the phone and apologetic when i tried to order pasta, letting me know their online menu is outdated and they don't currently serve it. the pizza was ready within 15 minutes and it was so delicious. the pineapple chunks were bigger than i've ever seen on a pizza, but it all worked really well together. my boyfriend ordered the double pepperoni, and while the cheese kept sliding off a bit, it didn't really impact the meal overall. definitely a solid and convenient option, especially if you're staying nearby.

It was my first time trying this place and, I was not expecting the pesto pizza to taste really…read moregood. I was a little scared at first but it ended up being one of my favorites ! I had never had pesto pizza before but if I'm ever craving some, I know I would definitely come back here for it. It was fun trying the different cheeses from the cheese board, I think my favorite thing from the cheese board was the bread with the honey and the goat cheese. Also the guy that helped me out was so nice, I didn't get his name unfortunately but he was very attentive ! The place was pretty empty but the vibe was very nice. I would definitely like to come back and try the other pizzas and some of their appetizers.

Customer service was 10/10 , young man working at the register was very welcoming and checked up on…read moreus every so often . Giving 4 stars because the wait for 2 shaved ice cream was a little long . I'll for sure be back to try the pizzas .

Aloha Platez is different from Auntie Maile's Restaurant, other than serving favorites like the…read moregarlic shrimp and Kailua pork, so come expecting a different dining experience. There's plenty of indoor seating plus a nice patio, and my kids enjoyed watching sports on the TVs while we ate. The cheese pizza was a hit with them, and the bacon fried rice breakfast burrito was huge and easily shareable. My favorite was the ube pancakes--they were fluffy and delicious. We ended our meal with Sunset Shave Ice, which has ice cream in the middle and comes topped with mochi and fresh fruit. Don't skip the made-to-order malasadas! They're light, airy, and served fresh. There are only a few places in the South Bay that sell malasadas, and these are my favorite. This was our second visit in a month, which says everything. We love bringing the family here and will definitely keep coming back.

So so so good Always my favorite pizza here…read moreCounter guys always friendly - bring back my eggplant roll!!!

Really disappointed. Wavering between a 2 star and 3 star review, went with 3 based on my long…read morehistory of enjoying Valentino's pizza. When in the area I have always tried to stop in for a couple of slices, and at one time would have rated it as #2 Pizza place in South Bay (after Bonello's in Torrance). No longer. Almost no sauce on pizza, it was like eating cheese bread. If that's what you are after, go for it. For completeness, its counter order and they will bring your order to you. Indoor tables look to be removed. A nice touch is they have packets of parmesan cheese and pepper flakes. Would I return...probably yes only to see if this disappointment was just a bad day.

Pizza was good. We got the chicken ones both options. Only…read morething I just thought it was a bit pricey for the size. People were nice. The place has that old fashion feel so that was nice.

This looks like a stereotypical pizza parlour. kinda dark, tavern-ish vibe with TV's playing sports…read morewith rustic decor. I would confidently rank them as the best of the pizza chains. Their ingredients are great, They can put together a great pizza. They have options for customizing your pizza. Though that may work against your wallet if you down the topping rabbit hole. The staff is friendly and attentive. I usually order online.