Ive missed enough of PH's pop ups. Im glad there is a shop I can pop into now. I was in the area, already had dinner but as a True Gourmand, I can always eat more. Split a Yo Vinny with a friend... Marinated onions, goat horn peppers, 4505 hot Italian sausage, tomato sauce & fresh mozzarella. Thin, crisp crust, decent chew and nice balance of ingredients. A fine pie may I say. SF is picking up in the pizza arena and Im always glad a good new player steps up. read more

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Such a great neighborhood spot. I don't know his name but I loved our waiter so much--you can see some beautiful photos of his blond Afro on this page. He clearly enjoys working there and it made our dinner a pleasure. The pizza is great, but I don't think I would get it for takeout just because the restaurant is so pleasant to hang out in. It feels cozy and hip at the same time. It's the only pizza place in the area that I go to. read more

-/+ Got the kale caesar salad - the kale was good though the overall salad had too much sauce. Also, the croutons were very stale -/+ pizza was good, though maybe not worth the trek to this side of the city. read more

As out of towners we followed the advice to give PizzaHackers a try. It didn't disappoint! We had the RocketMan and Yo Vinny pizzas. They were so delicious - chewy crust, bursting with flavor. They make most not everything from scratch essentially. Even the cheeses they use they make from the cheese curd stage. FYI all pizzas are 12inches. The ambiance was great, it felt authentic and real and not fake/put on. At the time they had the Alvarado Street Mai Tai IPA and the Bare Bottle Secret City Hazy IPA on tap and both were top notch. Our server was so friendly, attentive, knowledgeable and accommodating. He let us in on some great local recommendations for bars, hikes etc. would definitely eat here again! read more

There was a dark time in the universe; one where I would have to track and hunt down the PizzaHacker. Stalking Twitter, seeking him out, huddled next to a Frankenweber and a long line of hungry pizza goers, standing on the streets, chasing that pizza horse...in the event he wasn't out, I'd have to seek and find some other pizza from a store, establishment, or truck. Occasionally I'd try to make a pizza myself, which never worked; hunter's aren't cooks. it was demanding and no more. The PizzaHacker opens a brick and mortar. In its soft launch I came in to seek the pizza I've always wanted. There it was on the menu. Labeled on the board as the "Rocket Man". Arugula, lemon, chili pepper, mozzarella and and egg. Cooked, charred every so gently on the sides, and on the table swiftly. This pizza is beyond explanation and is all you'd ever want. There are a few other pies on the menu and a salad...but I don't imagine not getting the Rocket Man unless it's no longer seasonal. Till then, a quick walk to La Lengua is all I need till my next pie. read more

I always get the best food and the best service here. The space is relaxed like a pizza joint should be but it is a notch above on the taste, style, and cleanliness. I enjoy dining inside and also enjoy having a glass of wine at the bar when I order a pizza to-go on my walk home. This place is excellent. read more

Great variety of draft beer offerings (concise but robust enough to cater to most) Redhen Saison is a winner! Pitchers of beer are offered A great assortment of pizzas Caesar salad croutons were hard as rocks (they thankfully comped it when we gave them feedback) Reasonably priced for a whole pie Crust had a great flavor and crisp throughout Toppings were fresh and stood out Tomato sauce was lush, vibrant and flavorful Overall Thoughts Delicious place to grab a slice with friends read more

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I've been wanting to try this place for a while - ever since I heard about the Weber grill being hacked into a pizza oven. Sadly, they no longer use the hacked oven, but a 'regular' pizza oven now. I came with a group and tried 5 or 6 pizzas along with a couple salads. All of the food was good as they used fresh ingredients in tasty combinations. The pizza crust is very flatbread like - thin and crispy with not a lot of chew. I'd say the downside to the pizzas is that the thin crust sometimes got soggy if there were too many wet ingredients on the pie. read more

New favorite of mine. Love the salads and of course the pizzas. Emphasis here is on the food, first-rate thin crust pies made by fanatics. Accommodations are basic, service is friendly and chill in a nice way. Ohio pizza is my fave, but they are all great. read more

I came here with a group of friends since they have a free Comedy show on Tuesday night (it's in a small cozy area upstairs). You can order pizza and they'll bring it up to you. The show was hilarious and I would definitely come back for both pizza and comedy :) read more

Great pizza. A fun place to have beers. Really nice for families. Recommend heartily.

Best Margherita pizza, freshest intense smooth sauce (not acidy), grilled crust. Rocketman excellent too! read more

The worst!! Overrated! Never again! The only good thing was our server, they didn't have Diet Coke for hubby and he ran across the ways and bought one for him and didn't charge us! read more

Very good pizza! We just had a basic cheese pizza with salad. My family of three split one pizza And one salad and we were satisfied. Good atmosphere and service. great quality food! read more

In these COVID times, they decide to throw us DSP (Detroit Style Pizza) and automate safe delivery. This business is a gem. I can't wait to actually eat here again. While I love to get delivery from here, eating it piping hot just hits different. read more

Pizza looked really good but it was mid. Couldve gotten a pizza at mod or pieology that taste better. Seems like a nice family/beer vibe if that's what you are into read more

Really really good pizza and an awesome venue. This place hosts a free comedy night every Tuesday so it's a great day to go there and grab a pizza with friends and listen to some really stellar comedy (better than any other free shows I've been to). I tried both the margarita and marinara pizzas and both are great. The Margherita is thin but cheesy enough and the crust is extremely crispy. The sauce is extremely tasty as well. The marinara pizza is incredible. I'm not a huge fan of pizzas without cheese, but this pizza is an exception. The sauce is super flavorful and goes great with the crust. They also sell pitchers of rosè and white wine and have tons of options for pizzas, making it a great place to go! read more

I can't say enough good things about Pizza Hacker! The pizzas are so delish, the intermezzo salad is my all-time favorite, the wine selection is great and the service is super-friendly. Just go. read more

For nearly $20 a pizza, this left us completely unsatisfied and still famished. There's barely any meat or veggies on this super thin crust pizza which makes it hard to justify the price. Taste wise - meh. Underwhelming. read more

I felt like pizza when I was in the area recently and Pizzahacker appeared on my radar. The space is interesting (communal tables, etc.), the service was attentive, and there was a hipster vibe that was acceptably subtle. The pizza itself was pretty good. It's made in a wood-fired oven and the dough had a nice, unique taste. I did feel it was a tad bit salty, but not intolerably so. One plus worth noting: Pizzahacker offers a Lambrusco frizzante (semi-sparking) red wine. If you're not a wine snob you might not be familiar with Lambrusco, but it's definitely a wine you should get acquainted with and it goes superbly well with pizza. read more

I love pizzahacker pizza. But their service is probably the worst in town. Let's be honest - there are tons of great places to go for pizza in SF. Supporting local restaurants is a great thing to do, so I really wanted pizzahacker to be my local pizza place. But ideals only go so far - the place is open on random days, and, when you try to place an order, as I did tonight, the person who picked up said "the restaurant is too busy" and when I tried to ask a question he hung up on me. These restaurants (think Saru, etc.) that prioritize disrespecting their customers over a reasonable business model aren't worth our support. They are the reason that local restaurants so often fail - great product, terrible management, terrible service. You can bet that I'll be telling everyone I know to avoid this restaurant - why deal with their crap when Delfina is just as close? read more

I've had pizza all around town and the bay, different styles and I have my favorites but this pizza by far is my new favorite. The only other pizza I've loved this much is Roberta's in Brooklyn. I cannot wait to order again and again. Thank you. read more

Pizza was burnt on crust. Tasty otherwise; sausage good. Worst part was the 45 minute wait after we ordered our pizza. Saw people who arrived after us getting multiple pizzas. read more

My favorite pizza in the bay, affordable, good atmosphere, and pies that arent matched elsewhere, Go here. Can get Busy on weekends, pro tip get the lambrusco with your pies read more

In my head I know PizzaHacker is more of a 4-star spot, but I honestly can't stop thinking about going back, so I had to bump it up. They have very few pre-designed pizza options and they're all Italian style ... but if that's your jam, then PizzaHacker is a top SF spot. The only one I bother getting is the margherita pizza. The crust is this, but has good flavor. The sauce is nice and tart (and I think made in-house). And if you ask nicely, they'll put on the spicy diavolo sauce or calabrian chilies to suite your heat needs. Do yourself a favor and ask for calabrian chilies ... it makes my mouth water thinking how tasty they make the pizza with their heat and tartness. Finally, a few good beer options to quench your thirst. read more

Pizza was delicious and unique! Crust was a sourdough based and had just the right amount of salt and sauce. read more

PizzaHacker - Pizza Near Me - San Francisco, California

A unique take on thin crust pizza in the city. They use a sourdough for the pizza base which pairs very well with their thin crust style pizzas. The pizzas are crispy with just the right amount of chewiness and a slight tangy flavor that just works. I'm a fan of thin crust pizza so this place is high on my list of pizza places. The pizza selections are pretty simple, they have a handful of signature pizzas. I recommend the short bridge and the rocket man. The short bridge is a their take on a pepperoni sausage and mushroom, they of course use fancier toppings but it's the same idea. Very tasty and well balanced for sauce cheese and toppings. What really surprised me was the rocket man, typically I don't like egg or arugula on my pizza but this one worked. The rocket man has a fresh egg, arugula, garlic, lemon, and fresh mozzarella. The crispy chewy crust really works well with the flavors of lemon and garlic and the nuttiness of the arugula pairs well with the mozzarella and egg. I don't like to deviate from the typical pizza but this one was good. The staff are friendly and welcoming and the place is very casual. The pizza here is definitely worth a try read more

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Normally a good pizza place but today they delivered an absolutely blistered pizza. read more

PizzaHacker - Pizza Near Me - San Francisco, California

The pizza is great, the wait is not. You can order through their website; it runs on Square. The quoted time for pick up has been drastically wrong each of the last three times I have ordered--more than a hour wait. I end up circling Mission street, then waiting a long time in a parking space. There are a lot of great pizza places in the city that can get the orders done on time. read more

PizzaHacker - Pizza Near Me - San Francisco, California

Please do not eat here! People of Sf need to stand up against these restaurants that over charge for a product that isn't a good portion size. I paid $19 for a margarita pizza that is 12"..... That's like a personal pizza any where else. Should get a 19-22" pie for $20. This business rips customers off with some BS pizza and high prices. Too many places in SF that claim some sort of quality standard and just take an arm and a leg from good working people. This is the reason rent is high in SF and being gentrified. I like your crust but dude, this isn't the ski resort or an NBA game..... read more

DINNER REVIEW Good pizza, good vibes I came here as I was staying nearby and this is their neighborhood pizza joint. The place is dimly-lit and full of long banquet-style tables where it's open seating. We went on a Sunday night and there were maybe 5-10 others in the restaurants so no trouble finding seating. We ordered two salads and two pizzas. I was really impressed with the salads, especially for a pizza joint. The Intermezzo Salad came with a delicious, sweet poppyseed dressing and the Kale Caesar was fresh-tasting (with sourdough croutons and dressing you know is made in house). As far as pizzas go, we had the top shelf margherita and the Yo Vinny. Both were gone within minutes. They clearly use fresh ingredients here. I wouldn't say the crust is "to die for" here as it is at my favorite pizza places but it was not average by any means. Just very good. If you are craving pizza in Bernal Heights, this should be your place! read more

Good Pizza for those that like thin Neapolitan pizza. This place is always busy and that also goes for the Covid 19 period so expect delays beyond 40 mins. Long wait but with it. Salads are good size to share. read more

Giving it 2 stars because I reserve 1 stars for places that are so bad, I have no words. That said, not much positive I can say about this place. The guy that took our order was pretty rude and tried to overcharge us. We asked him which one he would recommend between the margherita and the "short bridge" to which he literally responds, "this one is traditional and this one has more stuff on it" and then Walked away! Thanks man, I got that far by reading the menu. Pizza was little better than high school cafeteria level and was burnt. Now I like a good char, but this crust was just plain overdone (see photo) read more

PizzaHacker - Pizza Near Me - San Francisco, California

Really great pizza. Rocket Man and Top Shelf Marg are go-to orders. Tends to draw families with younger children early in the evening. Go around 7p for an older crowd. read more

First of, the address says Bernal Heights, but it's actually Mission street, right opposite the Freakin Chicken place. Parking is a NIGHTMARE. BUT, once you step in, you forget all that pain and irritation of driving around four or five times, and begin to soak in everything about this place. The pizzas are GOOOOOOD! The table hosts are so sweet and friendly and kind and patient! The place is kid friendly. Seriously kid friendly! Be careful of the benches if you're going with some elderly. Rocket man pizza - SO good. The egg in the center is to die for, nice and runny! The arugula is another bonus. The Margarita pizza - good, tasty, fresh sauce. I loved that they have hot pepper paste on the table! I loved the corner shelf with bottles of canned tomato and canned peppers! Visual treat!! I would say the pizza base is more like thin crust. The Mitchell's ice cream as finale is worth it! The Intermezzo salad is good too! Overall experience - delightful. read more

A true a food-lover's pizza. Naturally leavened, great ingredients, lots of passion, no fuss. Try the Top Shelf Margherita for a marriage of tradition and pure culinary excellence. Easily my new favorite pizza in California. read more

My boyfriend and I were super excited to try Longbridge Pizza but the owner came out and told us the electricity was out! He was super bummed about it since it was a Saturday night and they just opened but he said his buddy had a place called PizzaHacker "with the same kind of dough" We sat around in our car looking at yelp for other options and 20 options later we ended with PizzaHacker -___- Should've just gone with it to begin with! We drove to Bernal Heights (it was crackin that night! WTF a line to get in everywhere. Whats happening to this neighborhood?!) and after finally finding parking, we still entertained ourselves with different options. We looked at BluePlate but I didn't like their menu and tried to get a table at the new ICHI location but there was a two hour wait (dafuq) so again, PizzaHacker it was! This place is communal seating only and its decorated with christmas lights and high ceilings so I felt like I was eating outside the whole time! They also have a chalk board wall that anyone can draw on and an open kitchen and very small bar area. We got the top shelf margherita (only 20 made a day!) and considered getting a salad. Their salad was $10 so our fat logic concluded we could practically get another pizza for that price so two pizzas it was! We got the Spinach Man 3? and that was by far my favorite. My boyfriend knew I would like it as soon as he bit into it because it was spicy aka way too spicy for him so he practically ate the entire marghertia himself. We were talking about how we could eat the leftovers for breakfast the next day BUT THERE WERE NO LEFTOVERS! I wasn't even hungry and I ate an entire pizza to myself. My bottomless pit of a stomach has won again. We got two glasses of the blend aka the cheapest wine they have on the menu. They also have bottles, carafes, and beer. The wine looked like a bigger serving than usual but it might've been an illusion to satiate my alcoholic eyes. A mexican band randomly walked in and started playing music and I was rocking out too hard to not tip them when they walked around with their little plastic bag to all the tables. Love me some live music on date night. Crust was very crusty and the waitress gave me a weird look when I asked her for a side of pizza sauce how else am I supposed to eat the crust?! read more

After having what is arguably the best pizza in the world in Italy, I pretty much stayed away from any and all pizza once I came back home. If that makes me a pizza snob, so be it. With that said, I'd been eyeing PizzaHacker for awhile and it seemed like it was worth a try. My family and I arrived during prime-time on a Friday night and after adding my name on the chalkboard, we waited about 15-20 minutes for a table to open up. PizzaHacker is all about the communal tables and casual dining all while offering fresh and organic pizzas and salads - my kinda place. We shared a "top shelf" margherita pizza ($15) and a medium kale caesar salad ($8), which were more than enough for 3 people although I think we could've had another pizza. The pizza was beyond better than what I expected. It was so similar to my beloved pizza in Florence and I wanted it all to myself. What I loved most about it was the sauce - it was fresh and just a little sweet. If you can't make a great margherita pizza, then something is wrong; PizzaHacker's is just right. While I loved the pizza, the real show-stopper was the kale caesar salad. I need to eat this every day. Do not skip out on ordering this salad! I know that PizzaHacker has been in Bernal Heights for awhile now but it is honestly a welcome addition to the neighborhood, more so now because the pizza place I've been going to for years has decided to stop delivering to this part of the city. PizzaHacker, looks like you're my new go-to ;) read more

Stopped after work and ordered a pizza from PizzaHacker. I was having a friend over to watch the Giants game at my house. This place is pretty close! I ordered a PURPLE RAIN Pizza, it had purple tomatoes, proscuitto, basil, mozzarella, parm & balsamic. It was really delicious & tasty. Sweet and just enough salty perfection. The crust was kinda thin but that's how I like my crust. All the flavors worked very well together. I had made a quick tossed salad (since I had the fresh ingredients already) and of course I had a couple of cold Sam Adams to help wash down our pizza. The BEST part......the Giants Won! Humm Baby.....just one more win until we are.......in the World Series.....again! read more

Don't get me wrong. The pizza is great! However, the customer service is not. Just got back from ordering a pizza to go from PizzaHacker. I ordered a no meat Yo Vinny's without sausage. Went to pick it up, and lo and behold, it has sausage on it. No big deal. Mistakes happen. I nicely bring it up to the cashier, who promptly rolls his eyes, and asks me to wait for a new one. Do I get a "Hey man. Sorry for OUR mistake. Would you like a beer/wine/some water for the wait?" as I awkwardly stand in the corner? Nope. I was a pest. I'm in the business of being blamed for other people's mistakes, but at a restaurant? I don't think so. read more