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    The Pizza Press

    3.9 (2.3k reviews)
    ModeratePizza, Salad
    Open • 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Customized pizzas
    Mona A.

    I loved this spot when we got to try it a few years back. It was a good experience making our own pizzas and enjoying it after a full day of activities and when you want comfort food

    Pretty sad looking pizza

    Pizza was advertised as thin crust but I would call it paper thin crust, zero sauce and zero flavor. Caesar salad was a complete joke for $13, handful of romaine and a sprinkle of parmesan cheese. No croutons, very sad. Paid over $40 for these things and cheese sticks.

    Toppings
    Steph Q.

    An overdue review, but had to write one (finally) for The Pizza Press. Located on Harbor Boulevard and attached to The Anaheim Hotel, The Pizza Press is typically a reliable option for "individual" sized pizzas in the area. Sizing is debatable and could be sharable depending on whether you want leftovers or are super hungry. Although they do share the space with The Anaheim Hotel, there is free parking right in front of the establishment for diners. The restaurant also has tables and chairs inside for anyone wanting to eat on site. Perhaps one of the biggest pluses to The Pizza Press are its late night hours. Perfect option for anyone who may decide to stay late at Disneyland and want a bite to eat after. The Pizza Press is a build your own pizza type of spot. They have a menu in the sense of some pre-suggested combinations or generic pricing for a pizza with a certain number of toppings, but for the most part, the diner comes in to create their own personal pizza and have it baked on the spot. Wait times are generally reasonable. The staff does a good job of pushing the pizzas out in a timely manner. Service is hit or miss in terms of patience and friendliness, but that doesn't minimize the quality of the ingredients used for the pizza. Most times our pizzas have turned out just right to perfect. Price point is reasonable, especially given the location. I typically order The Post which is one sauce, mozzarella, and two toppings. Never any major complaints or gripes. Overall, The Pizza Press is a solid option for a quick and filling meal in the Disneyland Resort area. My family and I are always satisfied and full after dining here.

    The Post XL with pepperoni and olives
    Jeffrey R.

    I'll start by saying we went here at 10:30PM after California Adventure closed so it's late but the pizza was ok. Lots of flop on the undercarriage. The ingredients taste great. The pepperonis are large thin style, not my favorite but tasted great. The staff just seemed to not really take any pride in their work. Sloppy and lethargic. It's a bummer because this place could churn out a lot more business with the right leadership and staff especially being across the street from Disneyland but then again, you don't need to care when you have new people in town everyday. Take a slightly longer walk and go to Marri's. Old school family owned and run Italian and pizza.

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    Sammy C.

    Came here on Christmas Eve around 9p and was told they opened till nightlight. A good spot to have some bites and drinks when all other places were closed. I like that they had the options for all flats for their traditional wings and we asked for no sauce. Wings were in decent size and tasty. Beer options were limited, we took the last 2 bottles of Pacifico. Restaurant was spacious so shouldn't have issues finding a spot. Haven't tried their pizza yet so perhaps we will next time. Would have been 4 stars if we were greeted with smiles and a more organized counter. Staffs seemed depressed that night and avoided eye contact when we tried to get their attention for questions. Forks were all out at the counter and saw some trash on the floor. Though, a staff was cleaning up the place towards the end of our meal.

    Another pesto topped self publishing mess of yum
    Dorothy C.

    Fast friendly service and a great build your own pizza option. Nice chill place to kick back after a day at Disney. Pizzas are thin crust but really large. There are two size options, a bajillion toppings options so you can practically build any pizza you want and they don't skimp on the meat. Highly recommend adding the pesto and balsamic glaze at the end of the line. Grab a fountain drink because wow the juices are really great blends. Don't know if they rotate but they have a mango, strawberry dragonfruit, and a cherry grape blueberry punch. All amazing.

    Ellie B.

    One of the worst pizza experiences we've had. No prices shown on their website and we were shocked to see that gluten free pizza for a family of 4 was over $90.00. The pizza toppings stuck to the top of the box. They forgot straws for the drinks and on top of it all, there was major cross contamination and my husband was throwing up the rest of our trip. 0/10

    There was black sludge coming out of the ice area and only this side had ice left. It looks like it hasn't been cleaned in ages.
    Laura L.

    !!!do not get drinks from the left side fountain!!! So, Food from here was pretty good. The service was fast and they made the pizza well. It's a large space on the inside with lots of seating and decent parking. I'm sure it gets busy since they're right next to Disneyland. I do like that they have hand sanitizing stations throughout the area. The pizza is a bit pricey at $17 for preset toppings or $18 for custom. They do have a kids meal with half a reg pizza 1 topping a cookie and drink. Why I probably wouldn't come back, the drink fountain is completely molded. It was so gross I lost my appetite. We ended up throwing out our drinks that were for the kids. It makes me worry that if the fountain looks like that, what does the rest of the kitchen look like?

    Hallway inside the restaurant that connects to the Anaheim Hotel
    TomTom M.

    The Pizza Press - Anaheim (Near Disneyland) Location: Right on Harbor Blvd & Disney Way, across from the Disneyland drop-off area and main entrance. On the north side, you'll see Grand Legacy Hotel, and The Pizza Press is right next to The Anaheim Hotel, even connected through a small indoor hallway. Parking: Turn right from Harbor Blvd into the lot -- left side is for The Pizza Press, right side leads to The Anaheim Hotel parking. Super convenient! Atmosphere: Spacious interior with around 20-25 tables, and there's also a nice outdoor patio where you can enjoy your pizza and people-watch. Great for both small and large groups. Ordering Process: Similar to Blaze Pizza or Pieology -- you can build your own pizza or choose from their signature pies. One thing to note: they don't offer a mini/single-size pizza, which might be a downside for solo eaters. Service & Food: When I visited, there were about 3-4 people ahead of me, and my pizza came out in 4-5 minutes -- super fast! Staff were friendly and efficient. Pizza quality was decent to above average, and the overall experience was great -- quick service, tasty pizza, and clean space. Overall: A solid 4.5-star spot for a quick lunch or dinner near Disneyland. Highly recommend if you're in the area and craving a good, fast-casual pizza!

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    Jacqueline C.

    Really enjoyed the pizza here. We were a party of 12 and ordered various types of pizzas. All were ready at the same time so no one had to sit and watch others eat. They had a good beverage selection for kids and adults. This was in Hawaii and we were fortunate enough to see our cousins there too. One cousin was the entertainment that night. Would definitely go back to The Pizza Press if we were still there.

    Bottom of pepperoni pizza
    Sabrina J.

    Staying in the area around Disneyland can become expensive. After getting to our room we wanted something quick but good and not too expensive. The pizza press is not only open late its staff is super friendly and got our food made quickly. We got a 8slice pepperoni pizza to go. The pizza looked different and I was a little worried I wasn't going to like it. It was love and first bit. The breading was super thin but with the cheese was one of the better pizzas I have had in a long time. The ambiance was modern pizzeria, but we did not eat in restaurant. Over all for about $15 weeks had an excellent pizza at a great value. Thank you for staying open late. Sincerely, @adaadventuress

    The Sun
    Jasmine N.

    Limited parking available for The Pizza Press in the public/hotel parking lot. There are a couple spots marked specifically for The Pizza Press or the 15 min spots. This is outside of the Anaheim Hotel near Disneyland. Spacious and plenty of seating even for big parties. You start from right to left to get your pizza made and then pay at the register. It's a thin crust, can be oily. You can build your own or get one of their signatures. Dropped by for Pi Day for a $3.14 signature pizza. What a steal! Love their concept of newspaper publishing companies.

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    Ask the Community - The Pizza Press

    Can I have food delivered to the enterance of Disneyland?

    I'd imagine you could have food delivered via DoorDash, GrubHub etc to the Disneyland guest drop off point. Just add the instructions in the delivery notes.… 

    Do you have Cauliflower crust?

    Jennifer, Yes we do. It is vegan and gluten free.

    Can I eat here and then leave my car to visit downtown disney?

    I believe you can, but there is a fee. I think it was $25.

    Do they have anchovies pizza?

    Irene, I am sorry, but we do not carry anchovies. We have many other wonderful toppings to choose from though. Thank you for your question and we look forward to seeing you.

    What's pink sauce?

    Shelly, Pink sauce is the combo of our regular red sauce and the Alfredo sauce. Hope this helps.… 

    Line out the door. No table service to take your order (and no one to clean tables after folks have eaten)? Have gotten nowhere near the ordering point, but I am not impressed....

    Line out the door shows you just how good it is. No one cleans the tables because the line is out the door. They'll get to it as soon as they can. It's not their fault people don't have common courtesy to throw their trash outside and clean after… 

    Can I order takeout here?

    Yes you can, I always get takeout there!

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