"A Golden Hill staple, Pizzeria Luigi is considered one of San Diego’s best examples of New York-style pies, with to-go slices at the ready. There’s also a shop on El Cajon Boulevard and in Imperial Beach. The locations all do a brisk takeout business, but there are some indoor seats (and billiards tables) available for those who want to hang around." - darlene-horn
"Just how many pizzerias named Luigi’s are there in the five boroughs? Plenty, we’re sure. Located in Greenwood Heights, this one (founded in 1973) functions as a sort of community center in a neighborhood increasingly uncertain how to define itself. The pizzas are especially good, with some relatively unusual toppings, including a wonderful pie with soppressata and jalapeños, fusing old and new aspects of the neighborhood." - Robert Sietsema
"A Golden Hill staple, Pizzeria Luigi is considered one of San Diego’s best examples of New York-style pie, with to-go slices at the ready. There’s also a shop on El Cajon Boulevard and in Imperial Beach." - Darlene Horn, Candice Woo
"New York-style pizza reigns supreme at this pie shop. Walk in for a couple slices with your favorite toppings and a pint. Pizzeria Luigi also does carryout, though downing two slices and a drink in the back patio just hits a little different." - Mario A. Cortez
A Golden Hill stalwart for big, New York‑style pies and ready‑to‑go slices, Luigi’s is the spot locals debate alongside Bronx. Eater regularly includes it in its essential and “iconic pizzerias” lists; the official site confirms multiple open locations and daily hours. ([sandiego.eater.com](https://sandiego.eater.com/maps/here-are-10-iconic-pizzerias-to-try-in-san-diego/bronx-pizza?utm_source=openai), [pizzerialuigi.com](https://pizzerialuigi.com/san-diego-golden-hill-pizzeria-luigi-locations?utm_source=openai))