Far Corner

Cool place & great location to the ballpark. The cheese pizza was the perfect hangover food! Service excellent. Great atmosphere with 2 bars, pool table & an area with big comfy chairs & couches that can be closed off with curtains for private gatherings I assume. And love the "how to fold a pizza slice" Instructions. Will definitely return!

This spot is awesome. Easy 5 stars. We had the My Boy Blue Pizza, Not your Average Cobb Salad, Crunchy Potatoes, Steak Bites, and the Cinnamon Toast Crunchkins for dessert. Everything we had was amazing but our favorite was the pizza. Who would have thought that blueberries and pear on a pizza tasted so good, but it is a MUST TRY! The cocktails were incredible, and the staff was so nice and accommodating. We went when there wasnt a baseball game across the street so it was a great laid back atmosphere. Its a huge space, so its also a great spot to go before a game for a pizza and drink. Go try this place. You wont be disappointed. 10/10 will eat here again.

Since we live downtown this is just a hop skip and a jump for us and we used to go here when it was called basic pizza it’s still a great place to have a drink during a game or watch some sports. I do have to say not much has changed the food is still good and it’s always loud but the service is not very good the waitress never came back and I had to hunt her down to pay come to find out she left for the night smh? Anyways I do love the upgrades they made the most particular one being the bathroom and thank you lord for that because the old ones where shot. It will still be our local watering hole for beer and pizza so stop by and check it out.

$9 for ranch on the side?? The pizza is good but honestly that feels like straight up thievery. $3 per side of ranch and no mention of it until you see the receipt?? I understand an extra charge for ranch but $3 for a standard small side of ranch is crazy! And you may want to warn people before they order 3.

I like the service and the ambiance of this place but in my opinion their food and drinks are a little over priced. I got a nice tequila and they charged me $23 for it. The bottle retails for $65. The pizzas were about $25-$30, is ok but I was by myself so an expensive option. I would come back for sure but it’s not something I’m itching to return to.

Was with some friends looking to pregame before we went over to watch the Padres. First things first, $4 beers!?! Are you kidding me. We were all stoked that they had happy hour going on game day. I believe it was 2 hours before the game and 2 hours after the game. This place is really cool inside. I love how open and comfortable the seating was. We took a booth by the window and ordered a few pizzas. The pizza was delicious! The owner was making his rounds to the tables and stopped by ours to introduce himself. He mentioned that they are a scratch kitchen and make everything in house. All of the staff that we interacted with were really friendly and made sure that we all had a great experience. Definitely coming back again!! Highly recommend stopping by on game days or if you're just in the area looking to grab a pizza and a beer.

Awesome new Padres gameday spot, but I really think I could eat this pizza every day! The 'Oh Fennel' with sausage is one of the best slices I've ever had. Homemade dill ranch?! Exceptional. They've clearly put a lot of thought into this menu. Creative cocktails too, plus the boilermaker and draft beer prices are some of the best value in all of downtown. Don't miss this place!

Far Corner - A Hidden Gem Near the Padres Stadium Just steps away from the Padres stadium, Far Corner is a new downtown pizza spot that's already making a name for itself. From the moment you walk in, the vibe is welcoming, the service is warm, and everything feels thoughtfully put together. What really sets Far Corner apart is their commitment to fresh ingredients--you can taste it in every bite. Their pizza menu is creative without trying too hard, and the star of the show is definitely the Almost Too Far pizza. It's a brilliant mix of sweet and savory, loaded with crispy pepperonis and drizzled with honey. It's the kind of flavor combo that makes you pause mid-bite and say, "Whoa." The cocktails are just as impressive--balanced, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Whether you're pre-gaming before a Padres game or just looking for a solid night out, this place has you covered. I'll absolutely be back soon. Far Corner hits all the right notes: killer food, good drinks, great location, and a team that knows how to treat their guests right. The chef stopped by our table to chat with us, and he is a San Diego native. Eat Local!

Must try! Five stars! This is a super cool space with comfortable, industrial, upscale design. It has a great vibe! You will love this gathering spot in downtown San Diego. The people? Wait staff was great. Super attentive. Nice to see people out playing pool pre and post game as well as the merge of families that seemed to be out for dinner. It is hard to achieve both but this place pulls it off. Younger families watching the game on large tvs and adults at the bar enjoying great beers on tap and mixed drinks. The food? Well, give me some pizza and salad from this place anyday. Super yummy. My favorite thing was the Not your average COBB salad. (I love a COBB and this one is really good!) I tried several pizzas and they were all delicious. I love this idea of appies and salads and pizzas. We ordered a bunch. Everyone tasted everything. Please promise to save room for the CinnamonToast Crunchkins! Essentially NY fried dough. Ridiculously delicious. Hell, I could have eaten that for dinner! I will for sure be back! Thank you for a great experience!

usually don't write reviews until I've tried a place multiple times and sampled different menu items. That was the case with Far Corner Pizza. I've visited a few times since they opened, hoping things would improve -- but unfortunately, they haven't. On my first visit, I ordered a salad and built my own pizza. I have to say, it was one of the worst pizzas I've had. The cocktail selection was mediocre at best, and the drinks were just average. As for the food, the only redeeming quality was the pizza dough -- but even that was overwhelmed by the amount of salt used. Every bite tasted overly salty. Even the 16-inch pizza, which is a good size for sharing, arrived soggy and overcooked. I don't understand how something so simple can be so poorly executed. Yesterday, I gave it another chance and tried the vegetarian pizza -- which add pepperoni on it for kick :) . It was absolutely awful. I couldn't taste the mushrooms or vegetables at all; everything was drowned in salty cheese. The presentation looked fine, but the flavor was just terrible. I used to love this location when it was owned by the previous team -- they served rustic, simple, and delicious pizza. I've heard the new owner might be the son of the former owner, but whatever changes have been made, they haven't been for the better. Unless they seriously improve the food, I don't see this place lasting. There's nothing here to crave or look forward to. Sadly, it's just not worth your time or money.

Terrific atmosphere STEPS from Petco. The brick, open glass, high ceilings, two bars, seating areas, are all welcoming. Classy, modern but still relaxed-casual. A great place to hang and watch games on MANY TVs or just get a drink and eat with friends! Our large group was truly tended too and tried a bit of everything! My personal favorite was the hot honey pizza but there wasn't a bad bite. It's always terrific to have a few salad options. The Shakshuka app is unique. I love the breakfast incarnation of this dish so as a dipping appetizer with pizza dough rolls, it was re-invented in a fun other form! You can go to town in making you own pie, indulge a classic, or revel in something new and unique - toppings on speciality pizzas ranging from banana peppers to blue cheese to ricotta to blueberries and beyond. MY BLUE BOY and ALMOST TOO FAR are well worth swerving outside your usual wheel house. It's great too to have a nice carb like pizza with beer, cocktails etc but brew with pizza often can be carb heavy. NOT THE CASE HERE. The pizza is satisfying, rich, fantastic, but also light. No rock in your stomach after over-indulging. The Chef has done his homework about the pizza creations he is obviously very passionate about! I enjoyed everything I had and look forward to going back! My husband is staying closeby (we live in Los Angeles) for a conference and he'll be getting his fix in August again. This place is well worth a try!

After a padres game this is definitely a popular spot to go to far a drink and food and I loved the old spot that was here so I was excited to check out what they did since it was taken over. They kept the same concept which is nice so we decided to go for a pizza. We were with the meat lovers which I loved because it wasn't overwhelming with a ton of different meats. It had pepperoni, sausage and guancille on it and it was pretty good! I will say it was a bit on the salty side but I enjoyed it a lot and the crust was perfect and I am not typically a crust person. We got some drinks on happy hour which was nice to see that they had a happy hour after a padres game. Overall it really wasn't too busy for after a Friday night game so I would definitely go back and try some of their other interesting pizzas they have on the menu.

Adding another star. I think they had a bit of a rough start. Still working out kinks (like serving water and not sprite....sprite has bubbles...wasn't even soda water. Pure water) hey it happens. Have been in for a few meet ups and trying some new items. Starting to look busier when I walk by. Finding their way to be a great addition to the neighborhood.

We came here to watch the last minutes of a basketball game and grabbed some drinks. It's roomy inside with a pool table and music. Bf got the Tropical Tranq and friend got Old fashion. Nice ambiance to watch a game and chill with friends. They also have a food menu!

Every bite of this pizza had me going "Damn, that's delicious"! I was definitely saddened to see Basic Pizza move from this spot but wanted to give Far Corner a shot and let me tell you, their pizza is good, very good. We got the Almost Too Far for takeout, the ingredients are quality and fresh and the flavors well balanced, the crust may have been my favorite part! I do have to say, they seemed a bit disorganized but they are new, will need to dine in soon and give an update, but based on pizza alone, they are great

Far corner took over the former Basic Pizza location. Similar to basic pizza, they have a fairly limited menu of pizza, two salads, a calzone, or two side options. The space hasn't changed and has a large interior with bar, lounge, or table seating, as well as an outdoor deck. Service was good. We ordered the Ceasar salad to start and the Margherita pizza to share. The Ceasar salad was different in that it came with large pieces of romaine lettuce for you to cut and loaded with Parmesan cheese. The pizza is a thin crust style and large enough to share (with leftovers). I enjoyed the food and atmosphere. It is a good neighborhood spot to grab a pizza and a drink while watching a game.

Get ready to find your new favorite spot in East village! I came here about a week after opening to check it out as it's near my office, and i had occasionally visited Basic Pizza a few times, when they were in this building. I'm a lover of pizza, so I had high hopes for this new place, and fortunately they were met! After reviewing the menu and talking with our server Casey, we decided to go with the almost too far Pizza. They let us know that was one of their most popular sellers, and after eating it I can definitely see why. The crust was light and Airy on the inside and crispy on the outside just like I like it. The hot honey flavor they add is just enough to give it that little something extra, and make it unique. As we were eating we met the owner Max, who I can tell is very passionate about his pizza, and It also shows up in the taste and presentation. He explained to us how the pizza they make won't leave you with that heavy feeling you normally get after loading up on carbs, because of the way they do the fermentation process. They take days with their dough, and don't just roll it up and throw it in the oven. I'll admit, I was a little bit skeptical about this, and I even commented that I'd find out later today, but Lo and behold he was right. I did not feel that need to crash out after, like I normally would after loading up on Pizza. This fact alone makes me want to come back here more often. Luckily enough during our visit, we met their in-house photographer Kai, who was extremely nice, and offered us some of the bites he had been photographing. We tried the tri-tip steak bites, which had a nice smoky flavor and we're not chewy. We also tried their potatoes, which I appreciate are not fried. They come with a little bit of aioli on them, bits of bacon-like pork and some scallions. The only thing I felt they could have added, would be some drizzled butter, maybe something infused. The last thing we tried was the salad. While good, this one seemed like it was missing something to elevate it, and I'm not a huge fan of the type of apple they used. I do need to say i really liked the inside setup as well. It's kind of like getting two restaurants in one, the left side is more of the bar area you might hang out with your co-workers or friends, and the right side is set up more family-friendly like your local pizza Eatery. It's separated in the middle by a cozy spot with sofas and tables. They still have the patio dining just like Basic did. As far as cocktails they have a full range of options along with several draft beers that are a pretty good deal at $7. I'm not much of a beer drinker but I tried the mother earth Cali creamin, and I did really enjoy how smooth it was. I also had an espresso martini, which is typically my go-to drink and it was pretty solid here. There are several other drinks on my list to try that look amazing, including the Selma and The Perennial buck. Overall we really enjoyed everything we ate and this is definitely going to be our go to spot for Pizza. I was told they will be likely expanding the menu a bit, and I can't wait to see what they add. I'll be going back soon for the Calzone, as a friend of mine gave it rave reviews. Do yourself a favor and check this place out, I think you'll really enjoy it. The staff were all amazing as well, and they were asking for feedback on the menu, which shows that they are looking to really please their clientele.

Stopped by here for quick dinner before heading to Masquerade Party at Comic-Con. The food, atmosphere & staff were outstanding. First time here so highly recommend to visit. Music & TV with Padres winning plus Dodgers loosing was the bonus. My favorite is the Steak Bites.

I know a lot of people had strong feelings when Basic closed, myself included. It had a loyal following and a great vibe. But let me say this: Far Corner is the perfect replacement. It keeps the same essential layout and industrial-chic atmosphere, but the product...way better! This is hands down the best pizza I've had in San Diego, and I've done the full tour (Luigi's, Prince Street, Bronx, Sisters, Massachusetts Mike's, etc). Nothing compares. The crust here is the closest I've found to a true NYC slice: crisp on the outside, light and chewy on the inside, and foldable without the toppings sliding off (shoutout to Basic lol). We went with the Almost Too Far: pepperoni, stracciatella, hot honey, basil, and shaved parmesan. Absolutely nailed it. I love that they add the basil after baking (fresh and fragrant, not charred). The flavors blended together magically with the sauce, and that crust is just on another level. I dont usually finish the crust, but this thing had me begging for more. Each pizza appears to be about 14" (equivalent to a "Large"). The options are pretty eclectic too, just check out the menu (blueberries??). They also do BYO which is always a plus. We also shared the Classic Caesar, which is served steak-style with whole romaine leaf filets. Super flavorful with what tasted like a hint of sage (?) in the dressing which is unique and added a brightness to it I didnt know I needed. Easily enough for two to share as an appetizer. Craft beers on draft, chill vibes, friendly staff, and sports on every TV. Def hitting this place up after every Padres game. If you're still mourning Basic--don't.

Went to sit down to eat and get a few beers. There wasnt a server for a few minutes and when we were served, I noticed it was just one person. Bit of a wait for food, and it wasnt busy. They were extremely pleasant but the remaining staff and vibes of the place seemed off. I wouldnt recommend as the prices were insane and there are plenty of other pizza spots that are much better and reasonable prices. Not that it matters to most but some of the drink names were really odd and cringe. Management might want to consider their lack of professional appearance

Good pizza, usually, but after multiple visits the service at the bar is so dismissive we probably won't return. We long for the days that this space was Basic -- better pizza and amazing service. The neighborhood has lost an iconic place and been replaced by mediocrity.

This spot is awesome. Easy 5 stars. We had the My Boy Blue Pizza, Not your Average Cobb Salad, Crunchy Potatoes, Steak Bites, and the Cinnamon Toast Crunchkins for dessert. Everything we had was amazing but our favorite was the pizza. Who would have thought that blueberries and pear on a pizza tasted so good, but it is a MUST TRY! The cocktails were incredible, and the staff was so nice and accommodating. We went when there wasnt a baseball game across the street so it was a great laid back atmosphere. Its a huge space, so its also a great spot to go before a game for a pizza and drink. Go try this place. You wont be disappointed. 10/10 will eat here again.

Far Corner is 100% one of my favorite spots in SD. I come here all the time. I've got a gluten allergy and their gluten-free dough is actually amazing -- like, not just "good for gluten-free," but genuinely so good. You can make any pizza gluten-free, but I usually just build my own: pepperoni, jalapeños, and a shit load of olives (yes, it has to be that many). And don't even get me started on their hot honey... I could drink it. It takes everything to the next level. I've never had a bad interaction here -- the team is always on it and just makes the whole vibe even better. Also, if you're into watching the Padres game, they've always got it on -- and they usually have some game day deals on pizza and beer, which is a win. Honestly, the vibe is just right every time I'm here.

Always a great and amazing experience coming here, the Cesar salad and steak bites were delicious. Beer was cold and refreshing and the staff/bartenders were attentive and great! HIGHLY recommend ANY pizza!

I didn't initially want to give this place a chance due to what happened with the building and previous tenants but I was in a pinch and needed to order food for friends and I am in the neighborhood. I ordered meat lovers pizza. I am always pleasantly surprised when a restaurant adds guanciale to a pizza. It was beautifully done, and I love that they use that ingredient. Crust was delicious and my friends and I were happy

Recently went with a large group. I think we tried just about everything on the menu. Loved the pizza!!! Especially the Almost Too Far, the BBQ, and the My Boy Blue. It's hard to name a favorite. The Caesar was delicious, as were the steak bites & potatoes. We devoured everything in front of us. Cocktails were great, and the service was outstanding. The interior is beautiful - love that giant ceiling fan. We played pool. Everything was immaculate. We hung out on those comfy sofas for hours! I love this place, and I can't wait to go again the next time I'm in the area! Thanks very much for a wonderful experience.

I don't usually write reviews, but this place deserves all the love. From the moment we walked in, the vibe was warm and welcoming--think industrial meets modern, with the smell of fresh dough and herbs floating through the air. We ordered a couple of their signature pizzas and were absolutely blown away. The crust? Perfectly crisp on the outside and soft inside. You can tell it's made fresh in-house. Toppings were super fresh and thoughtfully paired--each bite was full of flavor without being overpowering. I highly recommend their "Almost Too Far" Stracciatella, hot honey, basil, parmesan and pepperoni. Their BBQ is also great, mozzarella, jacked cheese Thai basil, smoked tri tip and an awesome BBQ sauce. Game changers! The staff was friendly, attentive, and genuinely excited about the food they're serving. You can feel the passion behind the kitchen, and it really makes the experience. Whether you're a pizza purist or like to experiment with new flavors, this place nails it. Can't wait to come back and try the rest of the menu. New go-to spot, hands down.

I love this place so much! Really quality pizza and the service was excellent! The location is perfect if you plan on going to a padres game

We have stopped in to Far Cor er a couple of times since the beginning of the 2025 Padre season for pre game drinks. Tonight was for pizza and drinks before heading into a Padre game. The pizza arrived quickly to the table, just a few minutes after the drinks. It was the first time I had tried the House Old Fashioned called "Dad's Old Fashioned." The Dad's Rootbeer flavor was a nice compliment to the bourbon. The .394 was exactly as expected. We enjoyed the thin crust pizza with flavorful pepperoni and guanciale (cured pork jowl) with sausage. We each ate three slices each and did have to leave two behind slices behind. Definitely I'd order the pizza again. Excellent service from our server Kate and the crest of the team.

I was done with pizza until a friend talked me into trying Far Corner's pepperoni. Traditional but better. One pizza even takes it to the limit with blueberries. Kudos to the young chef, Max. I'm hooked again on pizza, thanks to Far Corner. The entire menu was fun and inviting, and the ambiance was neuvo downtown San Diego, right across from Petco Park.

Blue cheese on a pizza! A place after my own heart! The drinks were cheap, the food was awesome! The Padres were winning! You will catch me there next weekend!

The Most amazing pizza!!! The crust was light, fluffy, chewy sourdough, made in house. The My Boy Blue has blueberries, humboldt fog, truffle honey, guanciale, asian pear, & thai basil. Will definitely return!!

We stopped in before the Padres games on a whim and were happily surprised. We were seated right away by Ana, she made us feel very welcome. Jamie and Brian were very attentive and gave amazing service!! They had the best energy and beautiful smiles the entire time we were here. The food and drinks here were 10/10 and pizza was so good. Definitely a great spot if you're looking for quality hospitality and food. Go padres! -Esther & Jackie

This place is so much better than the pizza spot that used to be here. And it's not just about the food (though the food's fire) -- the staff and bartenders are hilarious. Always a fun interaction, never awkward. My go-to? The Almost Too Far pizza and the steak bites -- elite combo. For drinks, I'm stuck between the San Diego Sunset and the Rosé -- both are solid. You can tell the ingredients are high quality. I'm definitely feeling a little tipsy after just two glasses, which honestly... love that for me. Also, they have a pool table. It's just a whole vibe. If you haven't been, go. You're missing out.

Don't go there, staff is so rude I rather eat a slice of pizza from the ground. Got there late in the night, and the bartender said to me, it's almost last call she said "I'll make your drinks and then you can go" with an attitude... skip it. There's better spots I promise. Wish I could leave negative stars to portray the terrible service .

This place is best place to come after a game the drinks are soo and service is amazing aka prince was also cool

the snarky comment left on my review reminded me to update it after another month or two of living across the street from it. just gonna stop going here. the snarky comment sums up the snobby vibe of the entire new restaurant perfectly. thanks so much!

Living near by I'd been watching this place be fixed up and was excited when they finally opened. I tried it for the first time on the second day they were open and it was pretty great! I ordered the steak bites and shared it with a friend and the meat was delicious and the portion size was perfect, we both filled up and still had a little left over. Went again last night and I'm sad to say the food was not consistent from the first time. First, we had to flag down a service person to let them know we'd be outside. We were given an old menu that had incorrect items. I was excited to order the steak bites again and the portion size was soo much smaller than the first time, for about the same price. We had gotten 2 drinks, and the steak bites and I paid $53. Overall pretty disappointed

This place is a mess! We live in the neighborhood and was so excited to see a revamp of our favorite spot but we have been so let down. The renovation is very nice and clean but the prices are outrageous $12 for a seltzer! Is beyond, and hardly any beers on tap. The pizza is ok first time I had it was great and the second time was just a sloppy mess. Every time I have gone in the steak bites have been unavailable. The icing on the cake was a couple days ago I was in sitting at the bar and the owner came out yelling and degrading his staff in front of customers. This was the straw for me! This place is a neighborhood staple and brings in the community, when I hear this it just turns me off from a place. The energy is as super off and also the music either sucks or not on. We brought in a bunch of people one weekend and they refused to change the music so our party of at least 20 all left because we were so board. Should have stuck with the basics!

It was excellent. Great food, atmosphere and service. Best pizza ever. Highly recommend.

Okay so I wasn't planning on being blown away by pizza before a Padres game but here we are. My friends and I randomly ended up at this spot and it slapped. I got the BBQ pizza and no joke, I've been thinking about it for days. Service was fantastic we got our food super timely and never felt like we were waiting on the server. It was a super dope spot to enjoy the padres game especially given that Far Corner is located literally right across the street from Petco Park! The vibe of the place was really what hit it home for me. Super open and comfy. Definitely going to be heading back down there soon.

Never received service -ignored by the wait staff. Can't tell you how different the vibe than the previous place at this location- hate to judge a place based on one wait staff. We may try it one more time.

Great place for pizza and a drink before a game. Classic margarita, delicious. Super thin with fresh soft dough.

The blueberry pizza is to die for! I am all about sweet and savory combos and this one is the craziest combo I've had by far. Crazy in the best way. I can't stop thinking about it. For the perfect San Diego afternoon come in the day time when the sun is pouring in through the big roll up doors, sit at one of the lounge tables where you can soak in the sunshine and people watch, while sipping an Alesmith 394 and munching on apps and pizza, then walk across the street for a Padres game with a full and happy belly!

Great experience, Mary was amazing with the service, drinks were amazing. The food was amazing, ambience was amazing great music, and great vibes.

Honestly doesn't stack up to Bar Basic. Everything is overpriced, their happy hour is terrible, service is not great (host was rude), food is decent, but the vibe is no longer there.

Place looks amazing, from seats to the bathrooms. Server was awesome and very knowledgeable, and the pizza, salads and steak bites were all fantastic!!

Long wait for no pizza!! We stopped here to grab some pizza before the Padres game. We were the first ones there at 11 a.m. and ordered two cheese pizzas. Some friends arrived a bit later and ordered two additional pizzas. Their pizzas arrived before the cheese pizzas, so we asked the waiter, Casey, how long until the cheese pizzas would be out. He said, "In a few minutes." The place got a lot busier and we waited for another 30 minutes before asking the waiter where the pizzas are. He said he didn't place the order but could have those fired out "really quick." We waited another 30 minutes until we asked him again. He said he had not placed the order. At that point, it was 12:30 p.m. and the game started at 1 p.m. So, we told him to forget about the pizzas. My three family members with dietary restrictions were starving when we left because they didn't get their pizzas that we waited 1.5 hours for. We didn't feel like the restaurant cared at all about the fact we waited so long because there was no apology, no accountability, nothing! Terrible service. The pizza we did get was okay, but nothing worth waiting that long for. I don't think we'll be back here again.

Last week I visited Far Corner with friends after the game, and I was extremely impressed with the friendly staff, inviting atmosphere, and outstanding food. I have to say, the calzone was the best I've ever had. The presentation and flavor were both absolutely perfect. I also couldn't resist trying the root beer old fashioned, which was equally delightful. I Highly Recommend and will be returning often

Blueberry pizza sounds weird but will change your life! WOW!!!! Killer cocktails, really funky beers- Had a coconut beer with tajin from Oaklahoma and it was fire! It´s a way better vibe than what used to be there!

Ordered pepperoni pizza last night and it tasted like it had a salt bomb dropped on it. Very disappointed

Great spot before and after a Padres game. Food and beer comes out fast. Pizza is thin Crust and tasty!

Was with some friends looking to pregame before we went over to watch the Padres. First things first, $4 beers!?! Are you kidding me. We were all stoked that they had happy hour going on game day. I believe it was 2 hours before the game and 2 hours after the game. This place is really cool inside. I love how open and comfortable the seating was. We took a booth by the window and ordered a few pizzas. The pizza was delicious! The owner was making his rounds to the tables and stopped by ours to introduce himself. He mentioned that they are a scratch kitchen and make everything in house. All of the staff that we interacted with were really friendly and made sure that we all had a great experience. Definitely coming back again!! Highly recommend stopping by on game days or if you're just in the area looking to grab a pizza and a beer.

Been here a few times since they opened and had great experiences. Consistently great pizza, fun drinks & even got to share some of the apps. Service was friendly and knowledgeable. The restaurant has a good vibe to it, open concept and great music. Would recommend especially as a pre and post game spot.

We tried the new blueberry pizza with humboldt fog cheese and honey. it was a perfect balance of sweet and savory flavors. The Caesar salad with its scratch dressing was delicious. The service was outstanding at a great value. The place was fun, clean and comfortable!

My wife and I stumbled in to FARCORNER Last week on their opening day. It used to be the old Bar Basic. They did a full facelift and my favorite was their lounge area. We got a seat at one of the tall tables fairly quickly considering the place was jam packed. The server got us our Buenavezas right away, and took our order. We got the Classic pepperoni and Cesar salad. The pizza & salad was perfect , made me breakout in to a happy dance. We will be back for more pies , and hopefully get a spot in the lounge area.

I Love the fact that they have thin pizza :) Since it's one of my favorites. You can tell they care about quality ingredients! The place looks fancy. Keep it up! :)