We came here for lunch yesterday because we were in the mood for hopefully real pizza. The problem with this city and their pizza, is that the crust is always super dry, and they barely ever add sufficient sauce to the pizza. I've seen it so many times where the locals here will actually add ketchup to their pizza. It's the weirdest thing that I've ever seen. So we had high hopes that this pizza restaurant would deliver something better. There was only one other couple eating inside of the restaurant, and we were thankful for that because the inside is super small. We went ahead and ordered just a regular pepperoni pizza and two small drinks. Not many words were spoken with the worker behind the counter, but he went right to work in preparing our pizza. The little wait was well worth it, because the pizza was awesome! It wasn't typical NY style pizza, but definitely much better than our previous pizza experiences here. read more

Pixza - Pizza Near Me - Ciudad de México, DIF

Good food, totally different pizza. Taste good and affordable. Only gave three stars because it seemed appropriate. read more

Pixza - Menu on the wall - Pizza Near Me - Ciudad de México, DIF

Very good. We had the romántico with chitomate. Very unique and unexpectedly good. This isn't your typical Italian fare. read more

Pixza - Pizza - Pizza Near Me - Ciudad de México, DIF

Although the inside of the restaurant is SUPER small, the taste of the mole pizza made up for being squished. it was amazing! and SO cheap. I will be back for the mole pizza (which i couldn't wait to try as seen in the picture)! the other pizza, with chorizo and papas was very bland. wouldn't recommend that one. service was mediocre-i felt kind of rushed out the door. would go back, but for carry out read more

Pixza - Pizza Near Me - Ciudad de México, DIF

This is not a traditional pizza place, it has Mexican inspired toppings and unusual ones, so if you are not the adventurous type then you won't enjoy it. I decided to give it a whirl, and yes, it's okay. I got the corn and chile pizza (desquitada) since it seemed like the safest option for a vegetarian. I guess it was alright....but for me I wouldn't have a return visit. read more

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Close to the Insurgente metro station, Pixza is an awesome Mexican-style hipster pizza joint that you cannot miss! Stay away if you are looking for traditional American toppings like pepperoni, but if you are open-minded, then you'll be delighted to find choices that are unique like pulled spicy beef to bizarre like grasshopper. Of course being not so adventurous, I chose the less crazy option of the spicy beef and it was delicious! The amount of cheese is great, the spiciness is on-point, and everything is perfect. With the side of roasted blue corn and a cup of "Jamaica" water (a sweet water from Jamaica flower extract), it's the perfect pizza stop solo or with friends! Did I mention that all the pizza crust is made from blue corn? The taste and the texture of Pixza's crust makes all the difference. It's not cheap as a slice and a cup of Jamaica water is $90, but it's really worth it! You are also in luck if you can't speak Spanish, because everyone here speaks fluent English. Especially if you are walking from Insurgente to Angel of the Independence or staying in the area, I highly recommend dropping by for an unique Mexican blue corn pizza! --- tl;dr version: 1) Awesome Mexican-style hipster blue corn pizza 2) Peculiar topping choices like corn and grasshoppers 3) Somewhat expensive but totally worth it! read more

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I love the corn crust and the different flavor toppings. Would have liked a taco pizza! I got the lupita con cream. Must eat it with salsa Verde! read more

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Did you want grasshoppers, elote, and hibiscus on your pizza? Me either, but I ate it, and I liked it. If somehow you manage to get tired vast offering tacos this is a fun stop to eat some bugs on a corn crust with lots of cheese. Did you want smoky, crunchy hibiscus? Or maybe some deconstructed street corn on MORE corn? While sitting on a couch? Drinking a very okay agua fresca? This is the place! There's definitely a very hipster vibe, but they were nice and it was a change of pace from the beans I kept stuffing in my body during this trip. read more

The best gluten free pizza! And excellent service!!! Clean place, and is pet friendly ! Thank you God for places like this in the world! This place is most like a restaurant of pizza , this is a social project, they're doing the difference in Mexico City, this place help people without home, without money to eat, for every 5 slices of pizza are sold, 1 slice is donated to this people. And it isn't difficult to help to this project, because the pizza is delicious! I love it! It's a Mexican proposal with classic Mexican ingredients, I recommend "Chayito" pizza, with grasshoppers and cheese (this is my favorite pizza ), "Romántica" pizza with cochinita pibil (pork meat), "Curo" or "Comisario" pizza, the last is a pepper stuffed with cheese pizza. The pizza is gluten free, because the dough pizza is made with blue corn , the flavor of this pizza is similar to an original taco of handmade tortilla! read more

Pixza - Núñez (left) and Chayito pizza (right) with blue corn beer - Pizza Near Me - Ciudad de México, DIF

Small place, service was good, and all pizzas are made with blue corn pizza crust. I ordered the Chapitas (with Milanesa) and a Chepe (with esquite). They were both delicious! It's a very Mexza pizza, to say the least. They also had a chapulines pizza, which seems to be a very popular ingredient. Additionally, I had the Mezcamaica to drink, which was a mix of Mezcal and Jamaica. Overall, great place to go grab a quick lunch/dinner. read more

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Out of the ordinary toppings for pizza I must say, but definitely worth a try! This place is tiny, and most of the time you have to wait in line to have a seat. The staff takes you up to the front of the place to pick your slice of pizza. I had the blue corn pizza drizzled with ranch and my husband had the barbacoa pizza with onion and cilantro. I was tempted to try the chapulines pizza! It looked pretty good. Overall a great experience and reasonable prices. read more

Pixza - Barbacoa pizza - Pizza Near Me - Ciudad de México, DIF

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This is a very hole in the wall pizza place in Mexico City. The place is small and it was close to closing time for them so we got our pizza's to go and ate them in a plaza nearby. It was our first time trying them and first time visiting Mexico City. We decided to stop by here because we wanted to try blue corn pizza dough. I went with the personal size pizza with salsa negra which instead of tomato salsa as the base is a black bean sauce. You can opt to have with cheese or without, I went with the cheese. I ordered the gringa pizza which had pastor meat (grilled pork) and pineapple, kind of like a Hawaiian version pizza. The pizza is served with a green hot sauce on the side that you can pour over the pizza. The blue corn tortilla was a game changer for the dough, it was lighter than most and gave the pizza a good flavor. The pizza was so good I could've gone for a second personal pizza honestly. Would love to come back to this place if I'm ever back in town. read more

Pixza - Gringa Pizza - Pizza Near Me - Ciudad de México, DIF

What occurs when two businesses converge in one night to promote one another, knowing they are improving their immediate community? This rarely occurs, unless you are Yelp an Pixza on 162 Liverpool in Zona Rosa. Out of say 169 restaurants now in four years from Washington D.C., to Chicago, to Detroit, so Chicago, to Mexico, there has been no restaurants that have blown me away, like this one. Seriously, get this - when you buy five slices, one goes to someone homeless from Pixza Oh no, it does not stop there - the shelter receives a slice and when they add up the whole pizza gets delivered to the refuge, and there is a counter above the front desk showing all the customers how many to date - being a month old, they delivered their FIRST delivery TODAY, June 29th, and yes, they have been recognized by the SECRETARY OF THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT. (you can see the certificate on the wall) - but not just for that - no, when the individuals receive their food, they are expected to volunteer BACK, and in return, they earn bracelets, that after doing so much - they receive free services like haircuts, baths, and more - talk about a RECIPROCOL EFFECT! THIS BUSINESS DID THIS AT THE BEGINNING of opening instead of developing this as they went along - I mean, WHOA! Does that tell you a LITTLE about what this business set out to do in their community FROM THE VERY BEGINNING? The pizza, the postres, holy mother of giving and appetite, wait until you see how topped these pizzas are - and you will see getting a slice of one of these is not just a slice of pizza, it is a MEAL, and a chance to help someone get up and into an opportunity that could change their life, how often can you be a part of that just by ordering lunch or dinner? Then I cant even tell you how GOOD the playlist was here, here is a sample: Freedom, Stand By Me, The Mess Around, Staying Alive, Can't Help Myself, Stop, in the Name of Love, Be My Little Baby, Superstitious, and that is just a START. Not only do you just feel good by going here, you feel like a new person when you talk to Alexandro and find out how he graduated from Columbia University in policy and brought this BACK to Mexico -and you realize, after seeing the wall of messages and slices bought given to the homeless in the store, how MANY people CAN make a difference just because on ONE company - that encourages patrons, that works with YELP to make a difference. Do the math, get every business in the WORLD to take this initiative from the very beginning,and do you know how fast change would occur? Faster that broken promises by lousy politicians, potential presidential candidates that mean NOTHING, and businesses that have ceased to think of how they can help others which in turn will help them, and they don't realize, they will prosper as a business because they have other's lives as a concern FROM THE VERY BEGINNING. DELICIOUS servings of a CRAZY variety of pizza, and how refreshing to say this is a secondary element to a business that has decided to reach out and help people in their own community at the start? You HAVE to go here just to hear the stories of how this revolutionary little Pixza center, which uses NOTHING but 100% ingredients FROM MEXICO, and blue corn - has begun to change the way we see how businesses should model best practices. I can't even begin to tell you what the postres look like, you will have to dive in to believe it while your heart expands and reaches out to those that can use your support. read more

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Great customer service. Though the chef is from Oaxaca, it feels like a familiar place for Americans visiting. Many of the workers spoke English & a few were from America. I tried the grasshopper pizza just for fun. It wasn't tasty but not gross. Wish I would've tried a different pizza because the ingredients were nice and fresh but this particular slice wasn't appetizing at all. read more

This place is NOT gluten free. We came looking for gluten free pizza and the owner/person behind counter was clear none of their pizzas are gluten free. Not sure why others wrote their reviews as such... read more

There might be a lot of places in the city to get your typical NY style pizza but Pixza is one of a kind. At first look the place is a true definition of hole in the wall, it can only sit about 17-18 people tops but the staff is supper friendly and will help you decipher the menus with a smile on the face no matter how many questions you ask or how long it takes you to make a decision. The pizza is phenomenal but not for the traditional hearted. This pizza is for the adventurous and opened minded. The crust is all corn based and the toppings are all base on Mexican cuisine. The whole pie screams Mexico. To top it all, is very inexpensive, I had a beer and a pie (one they only offer one size which is approx 7-8 inches) for 115 pesos (about $8-9 dollars). Bottom line, if you are in Mexico craving pizza you have to try it. read more

Being a new yorker I was skeptical, but Pixza really pulls it off. There's a large variety of different pizza types including some easy ones likes hibiscus + cheese or bacon + mushroom. Then there's the adventerous slices like fried grasshoper + cheese (which was surprisingly good). I recommend this place for those looking for a twist on pizza in Mexico City. read more

Wow! Just wow! Amazing pizza! Amazing choices! Amazing service! Just an all round amazing place. Highly recommend!

This is Mexican pizza done right. Take it from a New Yorker, this place is OUTSTANDING. Pizza on corn dough, yes more please. The service, the food, and they donate food to those in poverty- I just want to bring this great pizza joint home with me!!! read more

Incredible pizza, incredible cause, incredible people. A must if you're in Mexico City! Pixza es lo máximo!!

Fantastically creative toppings, lots of veggie options. Great cause and warm, friendly staff too. The kind of place that makes you love the city even more. Not to be missed! read more