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Yummy pizza pop up!
Priscilla L.

This pizza pop up catering is still alive and well. Eric is cool and friendly. He did a catering event recently in San Francisco at someone's house. Cool to have a portable pizza oven and make out creative pizza flavors and some traditional ones. Definitely our vegetarian guests were super happy and those non vegetarian equally were impressed with both veggies and meat versions. The new one they just created on the fly was the Lemon Margie. Lol and that was a hit! Glad they had enough lemon to go around because we kept requesting that one! LoL Having a pizza pop up party is fun, they take requests and can make up anything unique. Yummy in my tummy! :)

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Little Star Pizza - 9" Deep Old School

Little Star Pizza

4.0(1.1k reviews)
0.8 mi
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The pizza is the star at Little Star Pizza! Located on a busy stretch of Solano Avenue on the lower…read moreportion near the San Pablo Avenue intersection on Albany, California, Little Star Pizza is just one of many locations of this burgeoning franchise from owner Brian Sadigursky, who began his mini-pizza making empire of his signature cornmeal crust deep dish pizzas in a small location along Divisadero Street in San Francisco's Nopa neighborhood. That location has since closed down, but two locations remain, this one in Albany and another along Valencia Street in San Francisco's Mission District. The team also owns three The Star pizza restaurants with locations in Oakland, Alameda, and Portland, Oregon. With all these locations to keep track of what makes people keep coming back for all these wide varieties of pizza pies? It's the dough of course, but it is not just any dough, it is their beautifully crusty cornmeal dough that is cooked to perfection for their Chicago-style deep dish pizza that is what makes Little Star and all of their subsidiaries so worthwhile. I had originally been to this location when they were located literally right next door in a smaller location on the corner. Now, in a much larger location, with floor to ceiling windows that let in natural light on two sides, and their own communal parking lot, where there is a door for direct takeout orders, Little Star Pizza is thriving here in Albany. What brought me and a dining mate back for a first time visit to this newer location was the affordable lunchtime deal that they serve seemingly seven days a week. From open until 3 p.m. diners can order a Personal Signature Pizza either Deep Dish or Thin Crust for only 11 dollars. You can also build your own personal pizza for 9 dollars which is an affordable option. My fellow dining mate and I knew we wanted to select from their Seasonal Specials or their Signature Pies. I decided to order their Personal size All-Star Signature Pie, which was topped with bacon, meatballs, sausage, pepperoni, provolone cheese and served on their signature cornmeal crust, then filled with mozzarella cheese and house-made tomato sauce & finished with parmesan & oregano. My dining mate was intrigued by their Specials menu, and their Personal size Sweet Heat, which was topped with spicy sausage, caramelized red onions, cherry peppers, hot honey and served on their signature cornmeal crust, then filled with mozzarella cheese and house-made tomato sauce & finished with parmesan & oregano. Since both pizzas were so affordable at 11 dollars each, we decided to splurge and order two dessert drinks as I ordered their Golden Gate Orange Soda Float and my dining mate ordered their Dad's Root Beer Soda Float. The wait for our personal size pizzas would be a lengthy one, at least twenty minutes, which for about a nine inch pizza pie, is still a considerable amount of time. But once you do get the pizzas you order, I can report it is well worth the wait, as the pizza has that extra special graininess to it that makes it extra special good. Combined with the fresh tomatoes and an abundance of mozzarella cheese, you cannot go wrong with any type of pizza you order. I liked my All-Star pizza pie with its abundance of meat toppings and I tried my dining mates Sweet Heat pizza pie and it came as delivered as it has a combination of sweetness meets spiciness. Luckily our wait wasn't too long, as we had our ice cream and soda floats to keep us satiated while we waited for our pizzas to be handcrafted. Our total bill was $42.08, which was with tax but before gratuity, which in all reality was very reasonable considering we ordered two rather large personal deep dish pizzas, and our floats were a mere fraction less in terms of pricing. Since they have a Happy Hour on weeknights from 3-5:30 p.m. with reasonably priced cocktails, one-topping pizzas and other menu items at affordable pricing, you better believe it will not be another decade that passes by before I make another appearance. Here's to the continued success of Little Star Pizza, may more locations be in the future, and may their current locations continue to thrive thanks to their delectable Signature Deep Dish pizzas!

Went to Little Star Friday for lunch. The place was pretty empty, pretty dark inside and on the…read morecold side We ordered two side Cesar salads which were good. My partner got a personal Sweet Heat pizza, a very value. I ordered the personal Meatball pizza and it was awful. The thing was topped with huge gobs od mozarella cheese. Way too much cheese. I should have sent the thing back but I scrapped off the cheese and went to work. Not very good meatballs and the crust was lame. Def a waste of money

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Gioia Pizzeria - One slice of yummy goodness.  $5.85

Gioia Pizzeria

4.0(1.1k reviews)
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I grew up right around the corner from Gioia's and have so many memories of riding skateboards…read morethrough the neighborhood with my siblings and stopping in for pizza. The old owner was always so cool to us as kids and would sometimes give us free slices (usually ones that hadn't sold and probably would've been thrown out anyway), but as kids we thought it was the greatest thing ever. He was just genuinely kind and made the place feel like part of the neighborhood. I know Gioia's has since changed ownership, and unfortunately the friendliness I remember hasn't really carried over. My experiences with the newer staff have been pretty rude and unwelcoming, which is disappointing when you have such fond memories of a place. That being said, I have to give credit where it's due: the pizza is STILL just as good as I remember it being. I just wish the warmth and neighborhood feel of the old Gioia's had stuck around too.

Hidden gem in the berkeley hills! Great place for a quick bite!…read more * Julian pizza: A little spicy but had a lot of toppings. Maybe too many because it was falling apart on me, but the crust was yummy. * Funghi pizza: lighter and did not fall apart. I loved the mushrooms and overall flavor! Pizza came out fast and hot. They have parmesan and chili flakes at the pickup window. Service was typical for a take-out only spot, but they gave me some good pizza recs. It is take out only but the pizza is good price for what you get. I definitely want to come back and try the other pizzas!

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Q'S Halal Pizza

Q'S Halal Pizza

4.5(208 reviews)
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I always wanted to try this place. Why did I wait so long?…read more Halal pizza intrigued me. A pizza and ice cream shop intrigued me. The name Q intrigued me--hopefully it's not associated with that other Q..... They have mediterranean food. So I guess they put some that on top of the pizza and YUMMM!!! Who knew lamb could be so good on pizza! I think it's like lamb kabob. Or is it lamb kebap? Or is it gyro? But it's gooooood! It's a good pizza. The strength is in the topping selection. You kinda just gotta go and check it out. Limited seating. Free parking on the street. Close to freeway. Easy walk to lots of other shops and services. Super friendly service. If you eat specially prepared food like halal for Muslim or other reasons, but you love pizza, this place is for you. He said all the meet is hand cut. I didn't check out the bathroom. I'll go back. It's already like my second favorite pizza around. Too bad they don't have gluten free GF for my wife allergic to gluten. If you choose to give a thumbs-up or not, I hope you found my review helpful!

My friends and I ordered a cheese pizza from Q'S Halal Pizza with lamb along with an order of…read morewings, and the food was not enjoyable. The pizza was rolled very thin, but there was almost zero rise in the crust at all: the crust was dense and not airy. If I were to guess, the pizza dough had probably been sitting out for far too long, leading to the dough being way over-proofed. The cubes of lamb topping the pizza had a strange sourness to it and were incredibly dry. Similarly, the wings were also overcooked and very dry, and didn't really have much flavor to them at all. At $33.99 for an X-Large pizza (before tax and tip), you might as well head over to June's pizza in West Oakland to get a pizza for the same price. This was seriously one of the most disappointing pizza's I've eaten in all of 2025.

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