2x World Champion Authentic Detroit Style Pizzeria. We are a chef driven pizzeria using high quality ingredients. We offer a variety of chicken wings, faygo brand sodas and other tasty dishes. Vegan and gluten free options available. Weekly specials and discounts available
"Famous for gluten-free pizzas, frequented by Nicole Adlman." - Eater Staff
"Of all the food trends that have taken hold of LA this year, no one could’ve seen the proliferation of Detroit-style pizza coming. Plain and simple, it’s all over town right now. And that’s a good thing - Detroit-style pizza is f*cking delicious, a fact I learned during my four years at school in Ann Arbor (Go Blue!). Here’s another fact: Dtown Pizzeria might just be the best of the bunch. Operating inside Phorage in West Hollywood, this pop-up is run by Detroit native Ryan Ososky, who is cranking out the kind of real-deal, Detroit-style pizza I haven’t eaten since college. Think Buddy’s or Jet’s, for any Detroit natives reading this. The crust is perfectly golden and crispy with a light, airy center that makes taking down a whole pie by yourself a very doable option. The 1946, which comes topped with a red stripe (not the beer, in Detroit that means a thick ribbon of marinara) and oregano, and The Goomba (pepperoni and fennel pollen) are standouts. - BC" - the infatuation los angeles crew
"After a brief stint in The Valley, Dtown Pizzeria has returned to West Hollywood, supplying the neighborhood with a fantastic Detroit-style pizza option. The crust here is golden and crispy with a light, airy center that makes taking down a whole pie by yourself a doable option—something that’s rarely the case with inch-thick pizza. The 1946, topped with a thick ribbon of marinara is our favorite, but The Goomba (with spicy pepperoni and fennel pollen) usually sneaks onto our order, too. If you want to dine-in, the tiny space on Santa Monica Blvd. has a few tables out front, but this is primarily a well-oiled takeout operation." - Brant Cox
"For years, Dtown was a popular Weho pop-up with excellent Detroit-style pan pizzas, then it disappeared. (Well, kind of disappeared. It opened a counter inside Topanga Social last year.) Dtown is finally back in Weho, though, with a proper brick-and-mortar. Expect a menu of crisp-edged square pies, like the Goomba Pepperoni and The 1946 with stripes of marinara on top." - Sylvio Martins
"DTown Pizzeria is moving from its space inside Phorage in West Hollywood due to outgrowing the space. Owner Ryan Ososky plans to reopen at Topanga Social later this year after a successful stint at Pizza Expo in Las Vegas." - Farley Elliott
