La Pizzaria Restaurant

Wow! I had heard great things about this place from my friends, and it truly lived up to the hype. It looks like they’ve beautifully transformed an entire haveli into a restaurant, the atmosphere is unique and full of character. The owner or cashier was incredibly humble and welcoming. We met him while going towards the restaurant, he heard we were visiting his restaurant, he personally accompanied us to the place. He even insisted on sending us some local specialties kachori and malpua, which were both really good! We also tried the pizza and pasta, and they were absolutely amazing definitely a must-try! Overall, a delightful experience with great food, warm hospitality, and a charming ambience.

This place is obviously very hyped — but for a reason. Although the place was not spacious or very neat at the first glance but the ambience was good. We ordered pizza Marco and oh my god it was soo good. Unfortunately we were already very full but this pizza has the perfect thin crust which didn't feel heavy. The sauce was gooood. The toppings were great. The slices were large. Even then it didn't feel heavy. We were full but we were left craving more. Totally recommended!

If you’re in Pushkar and craving a good pizza, Laz Pizzeria is a hidden gem! 🍕✨ The vibe is super chill — perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring the ghats. The wood-fired pizzas are absolutely worth the hype — fresh, cheesy, and full of flavor. Loved how the place feels cozy and artistic, almost like a backpacker’s secret hangout. Definitely a must-visit if you want good food and good energy in one place.

This place used to be one of my favorites back in the day—5 years ago or so, it genuinely had the best pizza in town (or maybe it felt that way back then). But now, either the quality has dropped or maybe our taste buds have evolved. The pizza is still better than your average corner-store one, but it’s definitely not something I’d call “great” anymore. The place itself has a nice vibe during winter, but in summers, it gets quite uncomfortable. There’s limited indoor AC seating (only around 3 tables), and the rest is outdoor with just coolers, which doesn’t really help much on hot days. Another downside—no dedicated parking. You’ll likely have to park 200 to 500 meters away and walk to the place, which can be a bit annoying especially in extreme weather. Overall, it’s not a must-visit. Nothing exceptional or necessary to try. Can be skipped unless you’re nearby and just want a decent bite.

We enjoyed our dinner here. We went on a busy Saturday evening but managed to get a table straight away. Great atmosphere and didn’t have to wait too long for our food, considering every table was full. The pizzas are pretty good - not amazing or quite like the Italians do it; but it’s about as close as you’ll get in india! Large portions, crispy base and generous toppings. They have gluten free options, too! Recommend the four cheese pizza for some authentic flavours. Highly aesthetic interior and very pretty inside, the kind of place you could go for your birthday or special occasion as well as a typical weekend spot. There’s music on in the background that’s more upbeat than chilled.

Bolognese pasta Taste is very weird, very sour. May be it is rotten. I did not eat it, better to be safe from unhygienic food.

Service is friendly, not pushy. The location looks good, nice lounge dance music (not loud). Hummus/pita, and two pizza's: so good, thin crust pizza. And they have home made sauce: nico to dip your pizza crust in.

The food was heavenly. I never had such an amazing yet affordable large pizza in my life. Strongly recommended. The lemon iced tea was refreshing as well. Service: the folks are great at timely serving. Ambience: the place has both open and closed off sitting. And has instagrammy architecture.