Excellent Pizza with great service. The ladies were very friendly and it was extra busy. That's…read morealways a good thing.

We are from Connecticut , home of amazing pizza. This place was fantastic. Excellent chewy crust…read morewith just the right doneness. Service was very friendly. I ordered from the counter and pizza was ready in less than 20 minutes. Would definitely recommend.

Loved this pizza place so much. We came here the night of the Superbowl looking to grab some late…read morenight pizza, and were so impressed with how cute this place is. It's in what looks like an antique house, with lots of vintage decor and really decorative light fixtures. Service here was really top notch -- we were taken care of right away even though we were latecomers. We ordered a pizza to split, the Rosada, which was one of the best vodka pies I've ever had (and I'm from NYC). Food was incredibly well priced also. I would definitely recommend coming here if you're in the area and are in the mood for some excellent pizza.

This little gem in Dorado beach was a great find. The restaurant is an older house with a rustic…read morefeel; a casual environment perfect for a beach community. The service was excellent and prices fair. Our meals, from appetizers to dessert were delicious. I really enjoyed the cheese flan as it was something my grandmother made and I hadn't had it since.

Service, food and hot hot pizza…read more Stumbled across this pizza spot while walking down the street in San Juan. The service was great. They recommended a few things. Our pizza came out piping hot and we ate the entire thing.

Pizzella is in a lively area in Puerto Rico and was pretty easy to find. I ordered a classic crust…read morepizza and a drink, keeping it simple. The service was quick and the staff was friendly, nothing extra but they got the job done. Price-wise, it felt reasonable for what you get. The pizza itself was really good crispy crust, good sauce-to-cheese ratio, and just overall satisfying. Overall, it's a solid spot when you want a good, no-fuss pizza.

Los mejores! Vi su historia en Facebook y la verdad que ganaron un cliente nuevo. Vivo fuera de PR…read morepero ahi estaré cuando vaya.

Very cheesy, packed with toppings and friendly service. Will definitely be back! Took off a star…read morebecause I like a little more crunch in my pizza. Next time I'll ask them to make it well done...

Delicious pizza cooked in a wood oven! Fast and friendly service in a laid back setting. Highly…read morerecommend.

From the owner: En Brisas y Lena disfrutaras de una pizza cocinada en horno de lena, totalmente a lena…read more Confeccionamos nuestra masa y nuestras exquisitas salsas. Disfrutaras de un menu variado de combinaciones, asi como de nuestra sabrosa lasana entre otros, en un ambiente agradable y familiar con hermosa vista al mar.

This was some of the best pizza I've had! Great crust, quick service, and a cute patio!read more

I would like to start if I say that I arrive late, not knowing that they were closed at 8:30 on…read moreSunday. Initially, I started to walk away, but then the gentleman asked if it was my first time I said yes, and he asked me what pizza I wanted and made me a pepperoni pizza. The pizza only took about 10 minutes to make it hot fresh with plenty of cheese and meat. I will definitely come back here again. This was my first time and I can say it worth the trip.

We came here on a Friday night in January. Wasn't too busy inside, but I know they had a ton of…read moretakeout orders they were trying to fill that slowed down service. The food and drinks were disappointing, so I wouldn't recommend it unless you're nearby and just really need something to eat, though maybe pick something other than the pizza. Food & Drinks: We ordered a frozen piña colada, garlic knots, and a medium pizza (San Gennaro). Here's my review of each: Pina colada - Would not recommend. Unfortunately it was not very well blended (lots of thicker chunks of ice like a shaved ice) and had very little flavor (literally just a kiss of pineapple and coconut flavor). It was like drinking a La Croix, which I do enjoy, but not what I wanted. Garlic knots - These were just okay. The outside was pretty hard and it was missing a little salt to really bring out the flavor. San Gennaro pizza - This was such a letdown, and I'm not usually disappointed by pizza (I love anything from legit Italian pizza to Costco pizza). First, this wasn't really NY style pizza which they advertised - if that's what you're expecting, go elsewhere. That wasn't the real issue though. It overall lacked flavor and wasn't well executed. The crust did not have much flavor and was pretty hard. The veggies on the pizza were anywhere from cold to lukewarm and didn't seem fresh. Lastly, we had ordered the pizza with pepperoni added, but seems they just didn't write it down in our order. At that point we weren't going to wait another hour for pizza, so we just took what we got without complaint. Size wise, the medium pizza came with 6 slices and was enough for 2 people. Service: Service was really slow, however we were warned before we sat down that orders would take about 45 minutes to come out, which we were fine with. Drinks came out in 10 minutes, garlic knots in 25 minutes, and a medium Pizza in 1 hour. There was also a misunderstanding about who was supposed to take our order, so it took a while to get our order in. We sat around for 20 minutes before deciding to just go up to a server and ask them if they could take our order. They did apologize for the mix-up once they realized what happened. Ambiance: Very laid-back ambiance with loud music and some patio seating. Cats (that I think they own) were also roaming around.

We stopped at this stop while visiting the kiosks. We were not disappointed…read more The pizza is freshly made and the slices are big. We had a slice of the Luquillo Beach pizza (so delicious!) and a slice with pepperoni, black olives, and onion. Get a mojito if you stop there!

I was skeptical based off of reviews. However, there's not a lot of variety on the island so we…read moretook a chance. The wings are good but there aren't many. We ordered them unbreaded, they hit the spot for our son. The Caesar salad for 11$ was a miss. While it was fresh, it's just not worth it. We had a large meat pizza and it was cooked to perfection, loaded with toppings, cheesy, and was a hit with everyone. We each had 2 pieces and had 2 to pack home. The piña coladas were excellent here. Don't skip based off of someone else's review. I'm from inland, originally Chicago, this isn't a bad place.

Can't speak to the service as I had to pick up our car rental so someone else in our party placed…read morethe order for me, but the pizza was bomb!! I got the boricua and I loved it! The sweet plantain pieces went great with the sweetness of the roasted garlic chunks, cilantro gave little pops of flavor and it was overall delicious. Crust was fluffy and crispy, no complaints. It felt like a local joint; we had a small table in the back and ate our pizza and drank our beer and had a great time!

Killer pizza in an old school Puerto Rican spot. Kids loved…read morethe pizza. Wife smashed a sangria. I enjoyed a couple local beers.

It was well worth the wait!!!…read more My son wanted pizza and my wife and I wanted to walk around Old San Juan. This was the most popular pizza spot with the highest reviews. A brief aside: If you're driving here, expect a mess. Coming from SoCal, we make forays into DTLA and deal with similar stresses -- one way streets everywhere, dense traffic, extremely limited parking, pedestrians everywhere (many intoxicated and stumbling into traffic), potholes/construction, police closing lanes without reason, and stray cats running through the streets. Ubering here may be worthwhile! We had a 45 min wait, likely exacerbated by Spring break in PR. We used our free time to walk Calle de la Fortaleza -- very beautiful. They called my cell phone when the table was ready (don't forget to turn off your Spam blocker!). The interior is very unique and the place was buzzing. Service was slow, even by PR standards, and our waitress was the worst in the restaurant. She said little, brought us bottled water when we asked for tap, and never came back to check on us. We flagged other waiters for other incidentals like napkins and for our bill. The garlic knots and pizza were great. The pepperoni pizza was 10/10, with a fluffy crust but crispy otherwise. The Margherita pizza was average -- the tomato was sliced too thick and undercooked and the dough was soggy. In spite of some hiccups, the place was really good and I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt that a second trip would be better -- other tables had good service and the other waiters were very helpful. I'm still not sure if we were give bottled water because we were gringo tourists and they figured they'd up charge us or if it was an honest mistake.