Good Times

This was our first time at Good Times, but will definitely not be the last! The pizza lived up to its name and more. The sauce was very flavorful, the thin crust was done perfectly and had great consistency throughout and the cheese and the toppings were all top quality. Between the delicious pizza and the fun, but still ideally small neighborhood pizzeria feel, I can see why Good Times gets such high praise. If you like great pizza and haven’t been here yet, get it on your to do list.

I am so torn on this review. The pizza is incredible but, even so, the prices are unreasonable in my opinion. I don't think that it is fair to pay $17 for a pizza which is not large enough to share, especially in a divey setting - but if that's in your budget then you will have a good time ;). The white pizza was great, as was a mushroom/olive BYO. If they could bring the prices down by 20% this would be a no-brainer.

Good Times really earns the name they chose. I've had the pizza before and was impressed, but finally made it into the store itself to eat. I love the eclectic decor including a large poster of Prince. While waiting we enjoyed some fun and energetic funk music, coloring, and a Pac-Man machine. The pizzas are worth every penny- I love square cut pizza and how beautifully crispy it is. All the pizzas on their short menu are amazing, but I really think the Pepperoni Pickle Pizza is the best thing on the menu

Always very friendly. The pizza is amazing. This is my #1 spot for pizza in Minneapolis hands down. Whoever runs this place knows how to make a damn good za. Makes no sense how they havent gotten any press/writeups.

In town visiting relatives and doing a few jobs for my National client, and found out about this place. Great atmosphere, pizza was great, crispy thin crust, just the right amount of toppings, true artisan pizza. We had several pies. I had pepperoni and kalamata olives, a white pizza, wife had anchovies (yuck), a sausage (homemade by the owner). As we waited I watched the owner make each pizza with great care. Will definitely go back next time I'm in town.

To be honest the pizza was definitely not worth the price and took quite a while (upward of twenty minutes). I thought the pepperoni/pickle was so-so but the white pizza had some great thyme flavor that I love. I liked the vibe, but it was a yuppie playground. It was more like a fancy jacks pizza, $40 for two pizzas. One and done. Update: also notice that the owner really takes the time to comment on only their bad reveiws, they seem quite petty. My Italian ancestors weep for you. Additionally I do understand the industry, I was a chef for several years, that's why I don't understand how a small 10 inch pizza takes 20-25 minutes? I also live in the neighborhood btw, we stopped in on our walk home. I fell like if a table of five people walked in it would have been overwhelming for you to handle. I think the owner should reflect on what I and others have said, it's constructive criticism, not an attack on you, but it is still funny that it gets such a rise out of you. Have a great life making your mediocre pizzas. Also changing my star rating to ones, because you seem like such a prick. 😁

Fun little corner spot with the best crispy bar pies you'll find. The quality of toppings is unmatched in the cities, amazing sausage, caramelized onions, mushrooms, their red sauce is beautiful. If you live within even a long walk come check them out, grab a beer or wine , and enjoy.

Seriously the best pizza available in the Twin Cities. You have to just try it yourself. The crust is so crispy and thin and amazing. We are constantly trying (and failing) at home to perfect our own version. Nobody does it like Good Times.

Very interesting pizza place. The seating is very limited and uncomfortably. But the food is excellent. Loved the pizza.

The real chicago pizza - tavern style. Super crisp thin crust, cooked crispy with even a few burnt spots, it is really good Not bad choices of wine and beer, this place is kind of a locals hangout and fun if very casual pizza place. You want a casual date place? This works to and don't be afraid of bringing kids in either with house made soft-serve sue to please. It's a nice yet super casual place with good pizza.

I love Good Times. Such a nice neighborhood vibe. Pizza's are fresh & delicious with plenty of classics to choose from and a few original creations. The #5: NUESKIE'S BACON is always our favorite. Weird compliment but I love that the staff aren't *overly* friendly. They're cool, they take your order, they walk 3 feet away to the oven and make it. No frills, no upselling, no BS, no pretense. Not many places like that anymore. Best spot in Kingfield.

Good Times makes some good pies. The #4 White Pie had everything I wanted, except I don't like cream base sauce. I was happy to find out Good Times let me substitute for a tomato sauce and the pizza was fantastic! I absolutely loved the house ricotta. Next time I would try without the mushrooms though. We also tried the #5 Nueskies Bacon pie. It came with the "Mike's hot honey". Which definitely adds a kick! Whichever pizza I try next time, I think the house ricotta and hot honey would pair nicely.

The most flavorful pizza in Minneapolis...it's like a party in your mouth! Great soundtrack on the vintage stereo always and interesting wine selections.

Best pizza I've had in MN. Super thin crust pizzas, but they still have a nice chew to them. Toppings are top quality. A must visit if you love thin crust pizzas.

Such good pizza! I've had a few and recommend them all. Just need to fix your phone system! I called twice and got a weird recording and then disconnected. Third and final (in my mind) try and I got a real person to place my order. They couldn't hear me well, but happy ending with a good pizza, I live within a block.

Yum! My new favorite pizza place. I ordered the white pizza and another with ricotta, hot honey, and pickled peppers. Both were great but the pickled pepper one is my favorite. It's spicy with a crispy thin crust covered in honey. Their pizzas are pricey, about $14 for a personal size, but for me it's worth it. Definitely worth trying. Only open Wed-Sun.

Don't waste your time or money here. The pizzas are stupid expensive for tasting no better than a frozen heggies pizza. They are stringy with their toppings, the cheese is meh at best, and the canned beer I ordered was skunked. We wanted to love this place but we're extremely let down.

Wow so good! Crispy crust, perfectly browned cheese, exactly 1 sausage per slice! How amazing!? Hug fan

Pretty disappointed. Place was super small With hardly any seating. $8 glass of wine was the tiniest pour of wine ever- just a tiny sip! Pizza was lack luster and crust was burnt. Not worth $10 plus for a tiny pizza! Too many other great pizza pLaces in Mpls. Will most likely not be returning .

Gimme gimme gimme. I need some more Good Times pizza is my new favorite. I got a salad, too. Gulped down with a generously portioned wine. In love with this pizza place.

If you like thin crust RUN to this place! It's perfectly crispy and the pizzas are cooked to perfection (not rushed). The ratio of sauce, cheese and toppings is perfect! The vibe is small and cozy like an old time pizza place. Not a lot of seating so I wouldn't expect a table right away on a busy weekend night. This isn't too much of an issue because you get free popcorn as you wait:)

Best pizza I've ever had. No joke. I had mine with the house-made ricotta, pickled chilies and Hot Honey. It's tavern style pizza, made perfectly. The place is awesome to hang out at as well. Retro vibe with great personal touches and a sense of humor and amusement. Good Times!

No time for pictures as this was all inhaled too quickly for that business. I appreciate the small pizza size, then we could sample them all! I also loved the packaging. Simple. Minimal, and all materials are Earth friendly like paper sleeves for the pizzas, and cardboard for the salads. Quarantine isn't so bad with amazing local options like Good Times Pizza. Thanks for the delectable pizza, beer, arugula salad, AND ice cream sandwiches!

Really effing good. The crust is a revelation. And why had I never had pickles on pizza before!? I feel like past me was cheated out of years of pickle & pepperoni pizza.

My first visit. Shop only open 2 weeks since Valentine's Day. This is now one of my favorite pizza shops. Delicious crust that is very thin, crunchy and chewy at the same time. My pie was a cheese pizza with red sauce and additions of pepperoni, fennel sausage, and mushrooms. Eager to try some of the very interesting sounding combos.

What?!? How did I just find out about this place. Great thin crust, square cut pizza. Did a sausage , pepperoni and pickled chilies with honey. 5 stars. Get the honey.

If you like good crispy cheesy thin crust pizza, this is your spot! Ordered a cheese and pepperoni pizza and the white pizza, both were delicious and perfectly filling, we will definitely be back for more ;)

The pizza is delicious! Both the pepperoni and pickle and sausage and onion pizza are fire. Great crispy crust!

Best pizza in Minneapolis. The cracker thin crust is amazing. Tried the pepperoni and dill pickle and the bacon with pickled jalapeños and honey. The addition of Grana Padano cheese was a nice touch. Both combinations were perfect. Don't miss this place.

I have never written a Yelp review in my life, but this deserved it. Small pizza size let us sample a few at once and they were all absolutely amazing. The burnt crust seriously put it over the edge, officially one of my favorite pizza spots in the city.

I've stopped in a few times for this delicious tavern style thin crust pizza! Reasonably priced with some eclectic combinations. Played little Pac-Man while I was waiting. Friendly staff. I was happy to support small business. I'll definitely be back!

I love pizza- all kinds! I'm usually more partial to thin crust pies but appreciate all styles. We decided to give Good times a shot as we like to support local businesses and have been watching their build out for months. I'm sorry to say we were pretty disappointed. We ordered a white pizza with added fennel sausage. The total cost was just under $20 with tax- for a 10" pizza. The crust was almost non existent- literally translucent when held up to the light. The taste of the pizza was ok- my wife thought I'd was on the sweet side (the carmelized onions) and it was kind of greasy- imo due to the lack of crust to soak it up. In short- ok pizza m, they need to work on their crust but far too expensive. Also- figure out a better take out pay option (online!) and please don't ask if customer wants to add a tip for take out when ordering over the phone.

Soooo good! The crust is amazing! The pepperoni and pickle is to die for -- Trust me!