Personally, best pizza in the Cities. They make classic Midwest pizzas with style and great quality ingredients. Beautiful hand tossed crust, great undercarriage, with lots of homemade toppings. Sausage? They make it. Pickles on the bacon cheeseburger? They make them. Perfectly seasoned chicken on the club or the BBQ chicken. Service is great. They make a mistake it gets fixed. Delivery is quick. They over perform on their delivery times It's largely take out or delivery. You can eat on the tables outside, but there is nothing inside for seating I love the half and half pizzas. No negotiating which pizza you are getting, get what you want Luce, red wagon are a pale second read more

Lake Harriet Pizza - Half BBQ chicken, half sweet heat Delivered perfection - Pizza Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Always steady and dependable. The pies are chock full of sauce and cheese. Huge sausage chunks. The 20" is massive and would feed 3 humans and 1 teenager. Staff are always friendly. read more

Have ordered delivery several times from this business and they are prompt and the pizza is very good.

An update is needed! Just last night I tried Lake Harriet Pizza's newest pizza, "Sweet Heat." Fabulous. Spicy, sweet, crunchy -- a perfect combo that didn't rely on just the cheese to make it work. It's ingredients include onion, jalapeño, goat cheese, sausage, and hot honey. Emphasis on the "hot honey." Included is a separate container that you drizzle over the pizza. Really, so good. Adding a Caesar salad was a great compliment to the heat. Way to go, LHP! read more

Lake Harriet Pizza - Lake Harriet Pizza's "Sweet Heat" Pizza - Pizza Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

See all

This place is great good pizza's and they use there own delivery people 10 Stars. we have had meat and non meat pizza's and evrything is top quality. Very good place for your pizza needsw. read more

If you are an old fan of Lake Harriet pizza, this is not that pizza. Something is totally off. Order the pizza tonight thin crust, which was not at all thin and doughy in a very thin layer of cheese not the way they used to make it disappointed sad I used to be my favorite. read more

Visited 4/13/23. Ordered lake Harriet pizza for takeout and thought it was solid. Slightly on the spendier side for pizza, especially given that we ordered a garden veggie pizza (feels slightly strange that this would run for the same price as the other meat pizzas), but it delivered on taste and was enjoyed. Easy to pick up and was ready right when they said it would be. If I were to go back I would definitely be interested in trying one of their meat pizzas. read more

Lake Harriet Pizza - Garden pizza - Pizza Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Pizza: 5/5. Service: 5/5. Lake Harriet Pizza is its own experience. IYKYK. Skip the salads.

Well, the pizza is always delicious with excellent product, lately. The ordering scheme has just been very chaotic. The last three online orders have been wrong. I've called and all I get is and I'm sorry. Best advice I have is do not order online. Call them. Look at your pizza when you're picking it up or having it delivered before you pay for it. read more

In my effort to support local restaurants during this "unusual" period, I have been ordering take out, curb side pickup and delivery from an assortment of establishments. This is the first in a series of reviews or updates. Recently my son and I took out bone-in wings (with Buffalo sauce), 3 pieces of cheese garlic toast and a 20" 1/2 pepperoni and 1/2 sausage & mushroom pizza. Wow, clearly our eyes were considerably bigger than our stomachs. Together we consumed the tasty wings and to me at least first rate toast. As far as the pizza, my son ate much of his pepperoni 1/2 while I actually made three meals out of my 1/2. Personally, I found the leftovers to be even more flavorful than when fresh. A bit on the pricey side but overall a very good neighborhood place for pizza and the like. Definitely worth checking out in my book. read more

I have a major bone to pick with the owner of Lake Harriet Pizza, Gary Johnson, for how he responded to a terrible bout of food poisoning caused by his restaurant's food. tl;dr: He had the audacity to show up at our house at 8:40 PM the night before Thanksgiving and essentially accuse us of being liars, grifters, or both. It all started last Saturday. My wife, friend, and I shared only one meal together that weekend -- take-out from Lake Harriet Pizza. Included on our two pizzas were veggies such as spinach and mushrooms and artichoke hearts. 28 hours after eating the pizza, just before midnight on Sunday, the diarrhea began. Then the violent vomiting. Then back to diarrhea, then vomiting ... you get the idea. Three hours after my lovely night began (during which I was unable to sleep, and spent most of the night in a bathtub), my friend woke up at 3:30 AM with his own delightful experience with bodily excretions. Four hours after that, on Monday morning, it was my wife's turn to puke and poop and puke again. She and I spent most of Monday in bed; forget work, forget taking care of our 7-month-old baby, we were sick as dogs. The three of us were the only people to eat the pizza, and the only ones among our family and friends who got sick. And, again, it was the ONLY meal all three of us shared that weekend. It doesn't take a genius to connect the dots. I called Lake Harriet Pizza to report the illness and then notified the Department of Health. The next day, my wife decided to call and request a refund -- after all, it's not fun to spend $40 in order to get violently ill. Although he questioned my wife's claim that the pizza was the cause of our shared symptoms, the owner agreed to a refund. But rather than put the money back on our credit card, he said someone would be by that night with cash. Strange, but okay. Here's where the story takes a turn. At 8:40 PM the night before Thanksgiving, Gary Johnson, owner and operator of Lake Harriet Pizza, showed up at my house. The first thing he said was: "How strange that no one else complained about getting sick. Only you." Um, okay, I guess not everyone reports food poisoning? This is relevant why? Unless -- he couldn't possibly be insinuating we were making it all up, could he? Next, he asked (for the third time) what was on the pizzas we ordered, and I told him (for the third time) that they included spinach and mushrooms and artichoke hearts. His response: "so you ordered totally benign pizzas," even though leafy greens such as spinach are common carriers of food-borne illness. He had been giving off a hostile vibe to this point -- he still hadn't offered us our refund -- and so I said, "yeah, that night of diarrhea and puking sure was fun!" He raised an eyebrow, and, with a smirk, said, "diarrhea, huh? You had diarrhea?" My wife, who was standing nearby, said "Yes, we both did, classic symptom of food poisoning." To this he cocked his head and, still smirking, said "Well -- not really." Do a Google search, bud. Diarrhea is among the most common food poisoning symptoms. Anyway, at this point I had had enough. The audacity of this man to show up at our doorstep late at night of a holiday weekend and insinuate we were either lying about being sick, or lying in order to get a refund, was simply outrageous. I told him to give us our money and leave. To his credit, he gave us the $40; but this was never really about the money. It was about the principle of not paying for the "privilege" of getting violently ill for 24 hours. Even if he were dubious that his restaurant caused the food poisoning (despite the fact it was literally the only meal the three of us ate together, and all three of us got sick within 7 hours of one another), then the professional response would have been to say "I have my doubts it was us, but I'm really sorry you got sick, that's never fun," and give the refund. Either that, or don't offer the refund in the first place. What you SHOULD NEVER DO is show up to a customer's house and imply they are either liars or grifters, after they just recovered from being violently ill for 24 hours. This happened three days ago, and I'm still mad just thinking about it. I've given the restaurant 2 stars because the sauce and cheese is good (though the crust is too bland), and we previously liked to order from this local establishment. But after this experience, I will never order from Lake Harriet Pizza again. read more

We received a coupon in the mail and ordered delivery from lake harriet pizza. They arrived on the minute that they projected. We got the Bbq chicken pizza, pepperoni and Caesar salad. The pizzas are a lot larger than I expected and since they are cut into squares they will feed more than you think. The crust is thin and proportionally covered with toppings. I personally liked the bbq chicken one better but my husband is more of a classic guy so he liked the pepperoni better. read more

Great pizza, bad management. I love the pizza (lots of cheese and toppings and great sauce!) great cheese bread, and love their simple dinner salad. But I ordered during some snow a couple of weeks ago and waited 2 hours no pizza no one would answer- I double checked and they took online orders still. Finally gave up and had frozen pizza for all of us starving. I emailed that night, no response. I called after a couple days and the owner called me back full of excuses, no apology, not so much as a small coupon. He actually complained that he gets too many emails to respond and spent a lot of time telling me how his own ordering system wasn't his fault or responsibility. I'll be buying pizza from establishments that appreciate their customers in the future and actually care when they sit all night hungry. The very least they could've done was reach out and apologize he said there was many people who ordered that night and got no pizza. Not that hard to reach out and apologize the next day. Very disappointing as I've been a loyal customer since I moved to MN in 2020 read more

GREAT pizza. I live in South Minneapolis and there is no shortage of good pizza in the area...Red Wagon and Broders are within walking distance of this place. I think they have a couple of tables outside but so seating inside. That being said, they are in my za rotation. A couple of orders ago I added wings. Super solid. On par with places that specialize in them. **Another thing I like about them is the local connection and cooperation** I went to Parkway Pizza (also great pizza) and they had some awesome seasoning on the table to add. We questioned the server on it. She said they get it from Lake Harriet Pizza. read more

I put Lake Harriet Pizza right up there with some of the very best in the Twin Cities for pizza. Their pizza reminds me a lot of Red's Savoy Pizza in St. Paul. The cheese is heaped on. The red sauce is abundant and has a distinct flavor, and a bit of a kick to it. The ingredients are fresh and generously applied. From a price perspective, they can compete with the major chains. A 12' one-topping pizza (which easily feeds two hungry people) for $11. We also ordered three pieces of garlic cheese toast: seasoned well, great marinara sauce on the side, and again bursting with cheese. On a Friday night at peak dinner hours, my carry-out order was ready in 20 minutes. Inside the store, the young lady at the counter was attentive, prompt, and friendly. The place was buzzing with a lot of team members building delicious pizza. I heartily recommend Lake Harriet Pizza! read more

Ever since the under-hyped Cafe Bicko went out of business last year (and, yes, I'm still whining about it), I've been searching for a good pizza that can be delivered. With me living a half bock (yes, 1/2 block) from Galactics and Luce's delivery zone, I've been relegated to Green Mill or, heaven forbid, Dominos or Pizza Hut. But then I came across Todd K''s review and I perked up. I called LHP and found out they deliver to me. Happy days. We ordered the Supreme (sausage, pep, mushies, green olives). The toppings were generous, the traditional crust was very good, ie not too doughy, and the sauce was tasty. I'm very pleased with my experience here and definitely will be ordering again. Oh, and the delivery people showed up in the time frame they quoted me on the phone!!! Nice!! read more

Lake Harriet Pizza - Pizza Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Very good pizza for Minneapolis. Note - there isn't any seating inside - takeout only. That said the online ordering system was a snap, and the pizza was ready when we got there. Square cut, cheesy, great sauce as others have noted. Toppings are wide in variety and good quality. I do give a slight edge to Red Savoy for this style of pizza, but this is a solid bet! read more

This has been go to for take away pizza for the last 30 years. I always get the Rebel (pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms and extra garlic powder). Careful, you will end up eating way more than you intended. Call ahead and in most cases you will have a pipping hot pizza in 20 minutes or less. read more

Pleasently surprised. Hungry... and 10 o'clock wondering if they would still deliver when they close at 11? Yes, no problem. Besides an hour is long enough before closing. So I ordered a 20" pizza for two people. Wow... it was bigger than expected.. apparently I don't know what 20" is oooorrrrr other pizza chains lie! Okay wont call other liars but this pizza could feed 17 children or 6 adults. The supreme comes with green olives which I absolutely adore... yes adore... they are a salty treat and I ADORE them. Especially on pizza. The sauce is flavored really well and it is thick but not pasty. So, sometimes large pizzas end up being soggy. Not this one. Though I would probably get a smaller one next time. Their pizza is similar to Carbones or Savoys. I'll be back. read more

Meh. Disappointed. A neighbor loves this place so thought I'd give it a try & got the 'fire roasted supreme'. It was ok but not great. I didn't like the pizza dough/crust: it was very dry, thin and had zero flavor or texture...it was much like those bland 'Carrs' wafer crackers. I like alittle more dough for my dough. Just a personal preference. The toppings were plentiful & the cheese was gooey & delicious but I didn't think it was anything special. A 16" pizza w/Delivery & modest tip came to just under $30 (& that's with a $3off coupon)...too much dough for the quality of the dough. I won't be back...for those rare times i choose to spend that much on a pizza, I'll stick w/Pizza Luce. read more

If you live in my neighborhood the options for pizza delivery are lame - Beeks and Domino's. Considering Beeks charges a billion dollars for sub-par pizza and that Domino's on 60th and Penn gave me food poisoning the last time I was dared to order it, I pretty much turn to Jack's when the pizza urge hits. So THANK GOD for Lake Harriet Pizza. The crust is perfect, the employees are super awesome (you don't always need to have a coupon in hand to have a coupon, see?) and they have a bunch of good toppings that extend far beyond pepperoni and extra cheese (artichoke hearts, spinanch and shrimp? Yes, please.) I lived in NY for a long time and, even though I still haven't found anything close to NY pie here, this place has quickly become one of my favorite pizza places. read more

OK, Rant Time: How come one of the most inexpensive, lowest-common-denominator foods we all order, is too-often bundled with indifferent, attitude-filled or even openly-hostile service? And why do we tolerate it? We've all been on the receiving end of unsubtle-annoyance and oozing-attitude from the anonymous person on the phone when trying to order a pie. Sure this person is probably tasked with making and packaging pizzas as well as taking calls, and they probably have a ton of work to do, and they probably don't make a lot more than minimum wage and deserve more, but they routinely treat you, the paying customer, like some sort of immense "waste" of their valuable time. Why is it, when trying to order $15-$30 worth of delivery pizza, we tolerate behavior from the phone-person and delivery driver, that you'd never even consider taking from the clerk at McDonald's, with your $4 value meal? Heck, you wouldn't even tolerate this type of behavior from the sniffy waiter at a trendy $50/entree spot. But for some reason, the pizza-shop staff routinely turns you into some type of compliant sheep. The delivery driver arrives and, "Oh *shrug* I forgot your cokes" *long silence* "A... that's OK". AND WE MEEKLY TAKE IT! At one point I got so tired of the phone-wrestling that I started Internet-ordering from the big chain-delivery outfits: * Mmmm meatsa-greasy(tm), yet that endearing flavorless-ness. * Or, it's pretty sad when the pizza-bread is better than the pizza. And even worse when the local franchisee keeps trimming menu items (no medium pizzas? no more pizzabread?) and dropping the coupons that make them even worth bothering with. We've done the hip "Check out My Piercing" spot too: Sure it's good pizza; once you get past the pages of sprouts and vegan-de-lite items (none of which should ever come into contact with the upper surface of my pizza.:P). And they're pricey and can be attitudinal on the phone as well. They'll rapid-fire dictate the terms of payment & delivery at you, much like a mortgage lender. Plus they've gone credit-cards only as of 2006. Credit cards-only, but their website provides no means to safely fork them over. Am I the only person around that feels safer feeding my credit card number to a large indifferent computer on a website, rather than the anonymous phone & delivery staff? And then, like a breath of fresh air (*harp-zing*), there's Lake Harriet Pizza. (*queue hearts & flowers music*) It's a delivery/carry-out-only spot at Penn & 50th in the Lakes District. The process starts on a very refreshing note: Instead of the traditional speedy annoyed/yelled, "HOLDPLEASE*SLAM!*" you get at most pizza-purveyors, you get a pleasant, if not clearly busy, person on the phone. They'll politely take your order, quote you the total and delivery time (~35mins for us 12 blocks away), and _thank you_, before moving on to the next caller. You'll get no lectures about what forms of payment they take. No long quizzes over license numbers, how many phone numbers to write on your checks, your blood type, CreditScore(tm), or other forms of verbal strip-searching. In most cases they won't mention anything other than the price. I know they take checks. They might take credit cards, but I've yet to bother to try to use one. Around 35 minutes later, (often within minutes of quoted target), your hot pie will be delivered by an equally-pleasant delivery driver - in my experience, someone that actually appears to enjoy delivering LHP pies as much as the order-taker appeared to enjoy taking orders for them! THIS IS AN ENJOYABLE CHANGE OF PACE! The pie is great! Traditional-thickness crust, checker-board cut. LOTS of cheese -- no, LOTS! -- The pie we had last night had roughly 3/8's inch of solid gooey melty cheese over most of it... wonderful sausage in healthy quantities. SAUCE! But not too much. This is a great balancing-act of a pie. I love 'em. There's a reason Strib-columnist James Lileks waxes poetic about LHP from time to time: THEY MAKE A GREAT PIE. Ok, they don't do extra-thin-and-crispy. And they don't do pan or cheese-in-the-crust or other "novelty-of-the-month" pizzas. But what they do, they do quite well. And, if you want, they've also got cheese garlic toast (we like!), hot wings & salads. And pizza sizes from 9" to 20". Prices are good and they give you a sheet of coupons every order: A 16" 3-topping (we like the pepperoni, sausage & mushroom) will run you $15.40 with a coupon. When I haven't had a coupon, the lady on the phone has been known to kick me the coupon price anyway. What's not to like? If you live anywhere near 50th & Penn, and like traditional-crust pizza, you have to try this spot out. No web site, but their order line is 612-920-7717. read more

This is my favorite pizza in Minneapolis right now. It's super convenient to order online. The pizza always shows up on time, is still hot when it gets here, and the delivery drivers are really nice. The crust is the perfect thickness, not wafer thin but not too thick either. The sauce is what does it for me. Just a really robust sauce, covered with plenty of cheese. I'm so into this pizza. read more

After having moved away from Lake Harriet Pizza, I now realize what I have lost! I think this is my favorite pizza in the Twin Cities! Crust is thin, not soggy, ingredients are high quality, cheese is plentiful but not overbearing. And I love the sauce. Delivery people are always on time. But, I refuse to do pick-up here unless it is during off hours because parking is so horrible. read more

If you want classic Midwest box cut pizza this is arguably the best choice in town. Extremely friendly service and just an awesome local company. Always use the coupons and do yourself a favor and get the chicken bacon club pizza with lettuce (I know your rolling your eyes but trust me). read more

Lake Harriet Pizza - This Chicken Bacon Club Pizza is SOOO GOOD. - Pizza Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

We're new to the neighborhood and, partially based on the great reviews on Yelp, thought we'd try this place out. Well, we usually give places a few tries before passing judgement, but our first pizza from Lake Harriet Pizza was so uniformly awful we can safely say we won't be back. We got a regular cheese pizza with garlic on half, plus a side of cheese bread. The cheese bread was freezer-case quality. The pizza... Barf. The crust was a nondescript, tasteless slab. The sauce was way too sweet, and the cheese, well, they seemed intent on dumping a pound of it on our 12-inch pie. The result was a congealing, greasy mass that tasted like regret. Even our four-year-old hated it. And he loves all pizza. read more

This is my go-to for delivery in south. Sooooo cheesy, cheap, quick delivery, and nice drivers! Sauce is bomb too. Never been disappointed with their Za read more

Lake Harriet Pizza - Half Jalapeño/Pepp, half pepp - Pizza Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Pizza is IMO the best in the Twin Cities. I've been coming here off and on for years. They have a seriously expert sauce and top shelf cheese. Crust is hand tossed- to thinner- as far as crusts go, but it's freshly made. I had great service, and everyone was friendly. They have been in the neighborhood for 40 years and I have always been recommended this pizza place, I see why. read more

We're new to the area, and I was looking for an interesting new pizza place to break us out of our chain-store rut. The reviews on this place were great, so we gave it a go. Honestly, I was underwhelmed. I went to the website to check out their menu; no prices listed. Called them up, the lady who answered the phone was pleasant and helpful, but the prices were a bit higher than I expected. I went for it anyway, and drove to their location to pick up my pizza. Here's where I ran into my first big problem... it was utterly impossible to find a place to park. The store is right across the street from Broder's, and Broders' parking lot was overflowing onto the street. I had to park my car in a spot marked tow-away zone and hold my breath that a truck wouldn't get to me before I could get away with my pizza. I went inside and got the pizza... didn't get towed, but when I arrived home and my husband and I dug in... we were underwhelmed. Bitter sauce, giant slimy onion pieces. Edible, but not worth the price or the hassle. I'll try something else next time. read more

Very tasty pizza. I would compare the pizza to Savoy's. This is a takeout-only location and parking can be a bit challenging but all in all it's pretty easy. You will have leftovers for sure. Enjoy. read more

I'm a sucka. I have been wasting years of my life eating Dominos. YEARS! Thank god I have finally discovered Lake Harriet Pizza. Thank god it's right down the street, I have to make up for this lost time. The man and I have ordered from here about three times since we moved to the Armitage neighborhood in August. We have never gotten a pizza we didn't love. Last weekend we had some friends over and ordered the artichoke pizza. The artichokes were huge, it also came with onions and green olives, a lovely combination. They use just the right amount of cheese and the crust is a chewy chunk of heaven. Every time we've ordered we have had a coupon for three dollars off and every time we get a new pizza more coupons are delivered. It's such a great system. Ditch Dominos and head down Penn to Lake Harriet Pizza. read more

Not feeling it. I hate to be that person in this case, but I'll be that person. Sauce is a sugarbomb. Or something. Just wrong. Caustic. This makes the whole experience of eating this 'za painful no matter what its good features may be. I've found the ordering experience to be a little flaky and dysfucntional, traits I'll overlook if the food blows me away. Price? Kind of in the "well that wasn't worth it" range. You don't have to go over to the dark side of chain pizza, but this isn't the best argument against it. I kind of prefer American Pie. At 2 locations, it's not a chain monster. Don't throw things, I just do. read more

This is our family's go-to pizza delivery shop. Family favorites include the supreme and chicken club but I honestly can tell you we haven't had a bad pie. Their chicken wings are decent but the pizza is the reason to call them. We have never dined-in so this is a delivery only recommendation. One more thing, the drivers come when they say say they'll be there and the pies are always delivered hot and the toppings are NOT plastered all over the box. Great pizza and excellent service make this a five star pizza joint. read more

This is one of the best pizza joints in Minnesota. I heard about them from an owner of a restaurant in Seattle who came to town and was raving about this place. I only eat there every couple months and in my self defense I've only had them deliver (so can't say anything about the restaurant itself). They are a little pricey BUT they also have a 20 inch pizza that will feed a family of four...it's a BEAST and will barely fit in your fridge. High quality ingredients, cooked to perfection, delivered hot, and only negative is a little more than competition cost wise. But if you try this pizza you'll be hooked. I recommend try the green olive, pineapple, and jalapeno (it will trigger all your taste buds with every bite, salty, sweet, and spicy). read more

We are relatively new to the Twin Cities and are always looking for new places to eat. We are also relatively big fans of pizza and we get it ordered-in at least once per week. So far, we've found a few really good delivery places in our part of Minneapolis and decided to give Lake Harriet Pizza (5009 Penn Ave. S, Minneapolis) a whirl based on a few "glowing" recommendations from our friends. It's also located within six blocks of our house. Pizza delivery is a complicated thing. There are so many places that truly shouldn't even bother with delivery (rude staff, bad pizza, demanding tips, etc.) and there are others that are just plain great (friendly, fast, great pizza). We read a few reviews and thought that Lake Harriet Pizza would be somewhere in the middle. We were right. The girl that took our order was friendly and told us that our pie would be ready in 25 minutes. We chose to have it delivered and paid with cash. Half an hour later (five minutes late isn't that big of a deal on a busy night in my book) the driver arrived at our door, politely greeted us and left us our dinner. The pizza was fresh and hot - off to a good start. It was LOADED (and I mean, loaded) with cheese. Wow, you really get your moneys worth at this place. Well... then we started eating it and were a little underwhelmed. With all the amazing reviews of how great this was supposed to be, we thought average summed it up the best. The toppings were plentiful, but that doesn't mean that they are "grade-A" quality. The cheese was fine (and a ton of it) but the sausage and pepperoni were bland. We ordered it with EXTRA green pepper and it looks like that was just an afterthought because the pieces were few and far between. The saucy was almost sickeningly sweet. The crust was as described - crispy and thin, but it had the consistency of a saltine - crumbly and flavorless. So, to sum it up - the service was good and the pizza was, well, meh. I've had much worse but certainly a lot better. Unfortunately, this is a local business that I really wanted to love but just can't bring myself to order there again anytime soon. I hate to say that I'd order from Pizza Hut before getting a pie from LHP again, but at this point, that would have been an acceptable substitute. There are other really good pizza places around Lake Harriet (Pizzeria Lola and Michelangelo's are two that I highly recommend). I just couldn't enjoy this as much as I wanted to enjoy it. read more

Great thin crust pizza topped with sweet red sauce. Try the roasted supreme if your a meat eater, otherwise try the artichoke veggie pizza. Delivery was pretty quick and there were coupons to use online! read more

I found it more fun to order pizza from here then to actaully eat it. Granted the Pie was very good, I just found it fun to order from a place that not many people know. That being said, why don't you know about this place yet? Oh, cuz you'd rather enjoy having a chain pizza place make it for more? The Za was great, filling, in-expensive and hot. These are all things I like in a pizza. I mean, it's kind of hard to screw up making a pizza (though I think Pizza Hut does), but they really do make this pizza how normal people like to eat it. Cheese all the way to the edge, the crust is great and overall, just a well presenting plate of food. Try Lake Harriet Pizza, because you can actually taste what a real pizza is supposed to taste like. Enjoy! read more

Yep, A-OK about sums it up. Delivery or take out only. I picked up two pizzas on a Friday night, and they were ready in less than 20 minutes, which was great since we were starving. ladies working the phones/pick up were friendly. The pizza was fine, but nothing special. Much better than Domino's or Papa Johns, but not as good as Carbones, Jackeenos, Not even in the same league as places like Punch or Luce. They only have thin crust pizza, but they have a lot of toppings (including sauerkraut, which BF loves, and not many places offer) For thin crust, it wasn't very crispy, and seemed a little too doughy for a cracker thin crust. The sauce had a bit of a nice kick to it, cheese and topimgs were fine, but I couldn't get past the crust. Website does not list prices, which was sort of annoyng, but they do have a generic $1 off coupon that you can just mention. 2 12-inch 2-topping pizzas were $24 which is just right for the quality of the food. Maybe I'd order here again, but I think there is better, comparably priced pizza in the cities read more

I would easily put Lake Harriet Pizza in the top 3 best pizzas I've had in the Twin Cities. Delicious pizza no matter what kind you get. Very unique taste unlike almost any other pizza I've had. The only reason I didn't give them 5 stars is because we tend to have issues when we try to get it delivered. One time they forgot one of our pizzas and another time it took an hour and 15 minutes. I would recommend picking it up yourself if you have time. The pizza itself is phenomenal though and the staff has always been friendly and apologetic when we had delivery problems. read more

Had a great pepperoni pizza delivered last night! Highly recommend. Go straight there now! T read more