Nice quality ingredients and made with attention to detail. We have had pies from here several…read moretimes and always great!

Had the chance to try out this place thx to the tri-valley food event and I must say I'm pretty…read moreimpressed with their pizzas. The cashier/pizza maker was very polite and easy going..I was fairly surprised they offered to add some basil to my cheese pizza. And overall their pepperoni was pretty good overall too. In terms of flavor and taste both are very good, their pepperoni I honestly don't order very often if at all these days..but it was a solid pizza but was a tad salty imo. As for the place itself, it's a pretty eclectically place, there is a place to sit and wait to your pizza, but if you looking for a sit down with the family..this isn't it. Overall, I sort of wish I lived closer to it but will come by if I see a coupon or special available again, I would probably try and stop by and give them more business.

I've been to Porky's many times. For casual meals with the family, for networking events, to watch…read moresports. The food is good, the beer selection as awesome and the atmosphere is super casual and fun. It can get a little noisy at times, but there's plenty of outdoor seating for more quiet. What I like best about it is that it really feels like you're going to a place that treats its employees and its customers like family. I'm not a big reviewer, but I felt compelled to share my last experience with Porky's. After ordering, I stopped by the ladies room before going to get a beer. One of the stalls was out of toilet paper and all I could think about was that Seinfeld episode. Wanting to help someone avoid an embarrassing situation, I went to the counter to let them know. The person I tried to tell was kind of rude and waved me off. It was really weird because every other interaction I've ever had with employees there is best described as hospitality instead of just service. I was going to shrug it off. Everyone has off nights, but it was just so out of character for this place I felt I had to say something. I submitted an online comment via their website and figured that was that. Two days later, I got a phone call from Patsy. She was appreciative that I brought it up, asked for more details and promised a follow up. A few days after that, I got a very nice handwritten card from her letting me know they had worked with the employee, who was sorry and was just having an off day. My own mother doesn't send me handwritten cards anymore. I was never going to write the place off after a single incident, but this kind of care for people means I will always keep this place in rotation when the "what do you want for dinner?" Question comes up.

Pizza is fire Pasta is not…read more Absolutely love their pizza, the service, multiple TVs, inside and outside seating. I hate to dock it one star, but tried their pasta and ravioli tonight and it was meh. The sauce is no bueno.

Casual restaurant with an authentic feel. Service was friendly and competent. Food was very, very…read moregood. Really this place is a 4.5 stars, but I'm rounding up to 5. Probably my favorite Italian restaurant in the Tri-Valley, probably beyond. I very much enjoyed the meal and the atmosphere. Recommend it highly. It's all about the food without the pretense.

Locanda Amalfi has a warm, sunny atmosphere, and the food and service make you feel like you're in…read moreItaly! We started our meal with appetizers--Mama Carmela's Meatballs were three oversized meatballs in tomato sauce, topped with Parmesan and crostini (garlic toast); the Fritto Misto was a plate of lightly breaded Monterey calamari, tiger prawns, zucchini, and artichokes, served with a side of creamy capri sauce for dipping; and the Octopus All'insalata was a salad of lightly dressed arugula, olives, cherry tomatoes, and fennel, topped with tender pieces of octopus tentacle. The appetizers were decent, but the real highlight of this restaurant was their freshly-baked pizzas. The Amalfi was a light, summery combination of yellow San Marzano tomato sauce, fiori di latte, burrata, pesto, and red Sicilian Datterino tomatoes; and the Norcina was an aromatic, umami combination of truffle crema, fiori di latte, Italian sausage, and mushrooms. Both were absolutely delicious, and the best part was the authentic Neapolitan pizza crust--thin, light, and chewy all at the same time! Overall, this was a fantastic dining destination with quick, friendly service and a beautiful atmosphere too.

Logan and Toby were amazing! We had a dozen people there and both of them took charge of the…read moresituation and made sure everyone was fed and the beverages were cold, never empty, and made a somber occasion as enjoyable and stress free as they possibly could! Thank you call very much!

Met my brother-in-law and his wife for dinner last night. We celebrated his birthday. Service was…read moreexcellent and we loved the pizza. They even gave him a piece of cheesecake with a candle and sang happy birthday. Highly recommend Gay Nineties! They are very kid friendly and also pet friendly. We sat outside because they brought their dog.

Great place for affordable food and awesome service and indoor and outdoor seating…read moreAbel

Service is quick. Food is good. The margarita pizza isn't…read morebaked the way I like it. It feels like it is in-between cheese pizza and a margarita pizza. I brought this pizza home and added my own balsamic glaze which helped a lot. There are plenty of seats to enjoy your food indoors. And it is in downtown.

The entrance to Zachary's can be confusing since the double door entrance is hidden out of view, on…read morethe side of the building. If you are on the main street, the entrance is on the left side of the building (left side of the Zachary sign on the building). Just follow the path. This location has a patio, great for warm days, or simply for enjoying the view of the busy street. The staff was so friendly and attentive. Even though we were outside, the staff did a wonderful job checking in on us, offering refills of our beverages and water while l ensuring we were doing well and taken care of (Shout out to Izzy and crew!) The Order: Medium Chicago Style Zachary Special One thing to know when ordering a Chicago deep dish pizza is that it will take about 30min to cook. That delicious thickness needs time... so I recommend ordering some drinks, maybe an appetizer and enjoy yourself with conversation... because these Deep Dish pizzzas are worth the wait. *Pro-tip: put a little honey on your crust. A nice little treat to elevate an already amazing pizza.

This was our first time having Chicago deep dish style pizza in so long. We've always heard such…read morerave reviews about Zachary's. The parking in the back is plenty and close to the restaurant. We were seated quickly and order taken. We knew based on the menu that the deep dish would take longer to make. We had the caesar salad and it was refreshing and the shredded cheese was delicious. For the pizza, we ordered half of spinach and mushroom and half of Zachary's special. The first pull of the slice had that gooey cheese, which was awesome. The crust was a bit stiff to my liking but the flavor of the ingredients were decent.

Food service ambiance 10 /10 I went yesterday me and my…read morefamily we order pizza wings and subs everything was delicious Thanks

We've been coming to Pizza Bello for over 8 years. Always been impressed with the quality of their…read moreingredients and the food. Our typical order is usually 1 pizza, half a dozen Bello Balls, and a calzone or chicken parm sandwich. It's a bit out of our way since the San Ramon location closed but always worth the extra drive. The staff are attentive when picking up and the place has a TV and plenty of seating . Today though, things were off: pizza was charred on the edges, the bottom was very dark and hard, and the overall crust was very dry and tough. I think things were a bit overdone also on the chicken parm sandwich: the bread and the chicken had charred edges - made the sandwich dried out overall. We're hoping this was a one time occurrence and plan to give them another chance in a week or two. Stay tuned.

Corner location in downtown Pleasanton. Visited on a…read moreweekday after 5pm. Lots of seats available. Promo for free drink with a slice of pie. Pizza menu, Italian favorites, appetizers & Kids menu items. Also veggie Bolani appetizers & Chutney sauces offers. Drinks such as Bottle / Canned sodas, Gatorade , bottled water. Desserts such as Cannolis & cheesecake & sweet pizza pies. Placed to go order at counter & took about 15-20 minutes for spaghetti & meatballs, slice of pepperoni pizza.

I give it two stars for decent taste but what everyone saying about the pricing is true this place…read moreis a straight rip off. You will always walk out like what the eff just happened? I went in with my wife and three toddlers already distracted watching them. Ordered a medium pizza half combo half cheese. Saw him ring it up around 28.99 but somehow it came out to 48 dollars No receipt so I kept doing the math in my head and still can't figure out how they added another 20 bucks to a medium pizza. I remember the screen asks for a tip starting at 15 percent like for what. Im like no way these guys are going to budge or reason with you about pricing so i left it as is and told myself not to come back. And they charging people to play foosball too, think it was 5.00 every 15.00 minutes lmao You really leave feeling like you got played. No idea how places like this stay open for this long. Restaurants always empty. Walk further for Gay Nineties or Zacharys.

First time here, I was skeptical about the place but figured I'd give it a shot…read more The price was a tad high for my liking but the taste of the pizza more than made up for it. I ordered a personal tandoori chicken with an 805 on the side. It was hot and delicious. You can enjoy a meal and watch various shows on their 20+ flat screen TVs. There is plenty of space inside and of course there is outdoor seating. I accidentally crashed a party but they were super chill about it. I sat at the bar and enjoyed my meal, and got to see a free magic show...

Stopped by after the driving range. Was really craving a pepperoni pizza. They have a pizza called…read more"pepperoni paradise". Was not bad, however, I don't think I like lemon pepper on my pizza. More of a personal preference than a bash on the pizza itself. Place looks like a great spot for a Friday or Saturday night get together. A ton of TV's and beer selections. I dined in and was the only one there. No one stopped by while I was there but based on the reviews and photos, place seems like it can get busy. Wonder if they air any UFC fights. Would be a good place to grab beers and watch a fight. Other than that, good pizza. Nice place. Clean. I'll be back, I love Indian pizza but I tried to satisfy my craving this time and missed. So I'll be back to try one of their Indian pizzas. Pizza was still good though, personal preferences.

I've been wanting to try this Indian pizza place since it opened up a few ago. (It used to be a…read moreLittle Caesars) hence the primarily to go carryout and delivery approach. "PB" stands for PUNJAB a state in Northern India. It is also the beginning 2 letters of vehicle license plates back in India if you're wondering .I indeed DoorDashed for pickup for my visit . As far as Indian desi style pies, Tandoori pizza has the most locations, taste and dominates the Bay Area Indian fast food pizza scene. Tandoori pizza is expensive but the quality is above and beyond. PBX pizza advertises on local grocery stores shopping carts and the checkout customer item separated bars on the moving belts. They are not as well know if your from Pleasanton or the tri valley in general,so that already gives them a small disadvantage from the get go. I love to support small family owned businesses. I want hard working people to succeed .The door dashing process for PBX was pretty simple. Took about 35 min to get my 2 large pizzas one butter chicken and one tandoori shahi paneer. I think you pay extra for cilantro so I opted not to get it because I have it at home. The service was amazing and helpful. My son has a nut allergy and I asked if they use cashew in their base, the lady said No so we were all good. Pizzas were hot and ready to go they give two round ranch packets , parmesan and red peppers without me even having to ask. They have their own parking two spots which is huge because there is no curbside parking. This is a sole location. They have other things on the menu also. Ice cream deserts and mango lassi. The interior is very nice , clean and attention grabbing . The pizza s are legit and taste traditional true Indian flavors and much lower cost compared to Tandoori pizzas franchise. They have been open for a few years so they are definitely doing something right! Give them a try while supporting them you be the judge.

PBX Pizza: An Amazing Indian Fusion Pizza place!…read more Ambiance: Cozy, vibrant atmosphere transporting you to Punjabi-Indian culture! Posters honoring Sidhu Moose Wala add a touching tribute. Menu: Expansive options, innovative combinations! Standout Dishes: 1. Appetizer: Plain Roasted Chicken Wings Fantastic, tender, paired perfectly with ranch and mango habanero dipping sauces. 2. Butter Chicken Pizza Mouthwatering, savory sauce, fresh veggies, thin crust is great 3. Gluten-Free Paneer Tikka Pizza Delicious, flavorful, gluten-free base is tasty Special Touch: Complimentary Mango Lassi: THE BEST in the Bay Area! Service: Attentive, friendly staff. PBX Pizza masterfully blends Indian flavors with pizza perfection!