The to-go extension of Gjelina, this too-cool-for-school pizzeria and sandwich spot makes some very good pizzas, albeit at an eye-poppingly expensive price. Read more.
An old-school pizzeria in the heart of Beverly Hills, Mulberry Street's pizzas are perfect for the image-conscious denizens of the 90210 as the crust is near invisible. Read more.
A newer entrant to open on the edges of the Arts District, Pizzanista captures the zeitgeist of the budding hipster enclave better than any other late night eatery. Read more.
A humble pizzeria in Palms stays true to its East Coast roots with simple, house-made ingredients like sauce and dough, all prepared in a half-broken oven that still manages to push out doughy crusts. Read more.
A Larchmont classic, this San Francisco transplant has been serving this charming part of town since 1997, no small feat in a constantly changing retail environment. Read more.
After moving to West Hollywood, Vito really started earning the credibility as one of the best renditions of NY-style pizza in LA. Vito's still remains one of the best slices in the city. Read more.
