Prince Street Pizza

We visited this Sunset location twice during our trip to LA. The location was convenient, and the staff were friendly and helpful both times. The slices were great, though we noticed they weren’t quite as fresh as at the original NYC location – likely because this spot isn’t as busy, and we ordered single slices. Still, it remains one of our favorite places for pizza by the slice! Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area and craving a good slice.

Hot, fresh, delicious - Prince Street on Sunset has never missed in my 20+ visits! Definitely my favorite pizza in LA. I always get one Sunset Square slice and one Naughty Pie slice for $16 and that fills me up decently well. You won’t leave stuffed for $16, but you’ll leave satisfied and full enough. The sauce is sweet and flavorful and the cheese/crust is always fresh. It’s well-worth the difficult hunt for a nearby parking meter to stop and get some Prince Street! Plus, Charlie up front is always fun and friendly and makes the experience that much better.

Pizza wasn’t good, it’s extremely greasy and the sauces don’t taste good. We got the Spicy Spring Pie and the Naughty Pie - both were awful. Went to the store to pick it up and the staff were very rude. Save your money and stomach and go somewhere else.

Ok that was a !!! good slice of Pizza. Sure it's loaded with toppings but the crust is really the knock out. & the staff was a total vibe. I'm coming back.

Wish I had more pictures. I was literally in the middle of taking the first bite from my slice when I decided to order a second slice. This was so yummy. Omg. The thickness, the cheesiness, the flavor, the good kind of oily. Mmm!!!!

Best pizza in the area!, had the 4 cheese and meat lovers.. 😋, employees are friendly. It was definitely worth the time it took me to find parking 😄. 5*

The pizzas were amazing as always!! they have great vegetarian options too! do try the sunset pizza

I love coming to this little pizza shop! By far one of our favorite pizza places, they have traditional thin crust more New York style as well as sheet pan Detroit style pizza. Can’t go wrong with either, they use quality ingredients and LOAD up on toppings. Only thing that can be difficult is getting a parking spot, Sunset is never easy to park on though. You can eat in, but we typically order take out. Highly recommend!!

This is hands down the best pizza I've ever had, as a guy who never went to New York. Spicy Sicilian Pepperoni recipe has never been beaten in my life. Eat it warm, eat it cold, reheat it at home the next morning, doesn't matter. If you can handle grease, you will be rewarded with insane flavor and the right amount of kick to give you a fresh flavor. Pepperonis are a little chewier than normal though, so be ready. The margherita pizza or whatever with only small spots of cheese across the sauce is also okay, not my favorite on the menu but it tastes real clean and goes down easier than spaghetti when you get it hot. Lines are easily worth the wait and sometimes you get lucky and there isn't a wait at all. Folks are real, humble, and the place is clean and poppin'. If I could afford it everyday, I would, no doubt. Do yourself a favor, treat a date or a buddy ASAP to some spicy sicilian.

Best Pizzas: * Sunset Square - Amazing * Little Prince Grandma Style - Amazing * Original Prince - Great and a classic * Thin Pink Sauce - So fire * Personal Cheese - Great, nice thickness, crunchy and thin crust, fresh-tasting * Personal Boozy Broome - Great, same fresh and crunchy qualities Mid Pizzas: * Mercer Margherita - Good but not enough cheese for my taste * Prince Perfection - Too saucy for me, not as good as Sunset Square * Thick Four Cheese - Too cheesy for me, I prefer more sauce * Thick Vodka - Too spicy for me Pizzas I Want to Try: * Fancy Prince * Green Machine * Oakey Smokey

Had a great and quick experience here! Service was on point, thank you Lu, who helped me with my pick up order (: I ordered the classic pepperoni and two orders of Mozzi sticks. Slices are squared and ginormous - I can see why it cost $41 just for the pie itself. They are extremely generous with the amount of pepperonis, which are nice and crisp stacked on buttery bread. Would have liked a lil more sauce on it though. Parking sucks. But I found some meter parking on the right side fairy quickly.

Great pizza, by the slice right in the heart of Hollywood. I ordered the fancy prince, and it was absolutely delicious! Just loved the marinara sauce flavours. The average slice costs $6.25, and the portions are a good size. 10/10 recommend!

PSP feels like the equivilent of what a New Yorker is. Bold, no-nonsense, and in your face, in the most kindest of ways lol. Bold statement just like their bold pizza. Never having had pizza from their OG New York location, I can only speak as someone who has only had fast food pizza chains and some boujee resturants with pizza ovens. Their menu offers various options for any picky eater. I've had their Spicy Spring, Sunset Square, Four Cheese, Mercer Margherita and most recently their Meat Lovers which happens to be my favorite. I was in search of a crisp pizza. I wanted to hear the crunch and wanted the person next to me to hear that bite to let me know I too made the right choice. Meat Lovers had that. I can still hear the symphony of crispy goodness with each bite. The crust and pepperonis were in melody of their own. An incredible slice. Parking can be difficult, but meters surround and I think I saw a quick loading in the front if you get lucky. Staff is always friendly, I appreciate any shop that takes the time to greet it's customers. I also appreciate the the assistance with recommendations whenever I ask. The location is an energy, music always slapping. Overall worth it to stop by to get a taste of NY in LA.

I can NEVER go wrong with a slice of prince street pizza after a late night out. the cheesy goodness and hefty slices always hit the spot

One of the best drive-through in the heart of LA! Ordered 2 slices of pizza Slice one was the The naughty Pie. This slice was out of this world. Top 3 slices I've ever had. Amazing!!! Slice two meat lovers. This dough was a little undercooked. It was a corner slice. Topping were great. Drink 1st time have a Manhattan special. Coffee and soda in one Drive threw was kinda slow because speaking was not working and they were only taking card "No Cash" FYI! Make sure you ask for extra napkins because these slices are very greasy. For sure one of the best pizzas in LA!!

Came here after a night out and was impressed with how fast they gave us our pizza. The workers were very patient with us. The pizza came out warm and was super cheesy. Cool place!

OMG! I was not expecting to love this pizza place as much as I did. The crust? Perfection. The cheese? Perfection. The taste? Immaculate! I tried the Four Cheese, Sunset Square, Prince Perfection, and Fancy Prince slices. I highly recommend the Four Cheese--| loved it so much that I came back the same day to order a whole one for my family! I did ask for chili on one slice, but be warned: it's intense! I can usually handle spice, but this was next level. Even after trying to remove the chili, the oil lingered. Cons: - Limited street parking. Tip: They don't offer ranch or jalapeños, and chili can't be ordered on the side.

Best pizza in NY and now LA. I've been going to Prince St. Pizza for years in Manhattan and I'm so happy it's now here all over LA. This is my go to. I absolutely love the pepperoni squares. I haven't tried much else. I will be back. Quick service. In 'n out! Ambiance feels like the New York locations. I dig it.

Such a great experience to come here and try out their pizza, they were super welcoming as we walked in and helped us find what to try. I'm sure since they are super popular they can spot a newbie quick! Haha but they were great helped us pick the pizza and I will 100% say this pizza was a top 5. We tried 4 different slices. I wish I had the names but the Mrs and I got two each and one of the little chocolate cakes. Let just say we went home happy and super excited to see there was one closer to us since this one is in LA area. Thank you to all the people working and being welcoming to us. Super thankful to have found the place :)

This is definitely New York style pizza to the fullest! Can't go wrong with any pizza here. Standing room to eat only. There are no tables or chairs. Parking can be rough because it's only street parking and not much of it. The crust is so buttery pepperonis so full flavor with crispy and soft center.. I loved. every bite. Cheese is so gooey and bomb!!! Give it a try!

This place has some of the best pizza in LA. My favorites were the naughty pie and sunset square. All of their pizzas are great though, and this spot is my first choice if I'm craving pizza.

This is by far one of my favorite pizza places in New York. So you can understand how beyond excited I was to see so many locations open in California. I have tried them all and the quality is always top tier! The crunch and depth of flavor of these pizzas are beyond amazing. I will say, I prefer NY style pizza. The vodka, cheese, and spicy pepperoni are some of the ones to beat. Go check it out, you won't be disappointed!! You'll soon understand the hype :)

Best pizza I've ever had! Friendly service nice and clean restaurant. I loved how they reheated the pizza so yummy! Last time I tried this place was in NYC about five years ago.

I was visiting LA and wanted to try Prince Street Pizza since it's my partner's favorite pizza in NYC. We ordered delivery which can be hard to get as fresh, but the pizza was just okay. We ordered one side with hot honey but I couldn't tell which side had it. The cheese was kind of congealed and the dough seemed a bit undercooked. Definitely a ton of pepperoni though and a big portion.

I probably shouldn't be writing this review after a solid week of eating pizza leftovers, but I won't let the fact that I'm getting kind of tired of it affect my score. most people don't eat the same pizza 5 days in a row so that shouldn't be a factor. my judgement here is going to be on my initial first slice of Prince street pizza. I bought a s-ton of pizza for a Father's Day gathering with the family. I'm not a huge fan of the pan style crust/pizza, but they still get a very strong 4-star review. Despite the super-filling carb blow out crust, the pizza is delicious!!! The sauce, cheese, pepperonis, hot honey...... All of it was so good!! Everyone else really liked the pizza as well, so 4 stars is well deserved for Prince Street. I would definitely consider them again for our next gathering since it was such a hit. Some of the family said they have had this same pizza in New York, and it's just as good here, so that's also a plus! I"m comfortable recommending this pizza to those hosting a gathering/party, or just being lazy at home on a Friday night with some beers. Cheers!

It was a late night this past weekend in West Hollywood and I was so happy to see Prince St. Pizza was open until 3am! I went in and got 3 slices (sadly I didn't see the BOGO slice check-in special on Yelp beforehand). However, the pizza was phenomenal (as usual), my favorite is the Fancy Prince Pizza, but I wish I had also tried one of the square slices again. The service was fast and the pizza came out hot and fresh! The ambiance is cool with all the photos of famous people that have stopped by here, but nothing that out of the norm for a pizza place. It has a limited area to stand and eat your pizza. 5/5 - The Fancy Prince: a Neapolitan style pizza with original pizza sauce, fresh mozzarella, pecorino Romano, fresh basil, and extra virgin olive oil. It's like an elevated margarita pizza that will leave your mouth watering and wanting more. 4/5 - The Green Machine: same great Neapolitan style crust, but with nut-free pesto sauce, shredded mozzarella, ricotta, and black olives. It's a solid pie, but it just doesn't hit the spot like some of the best pesto pizza out there. A little mild in the pesto flavor and in general compared to their other pizzas. Pizza: 5/5 Service: 4.5/5 Ambiance: 4/5 Value: 4/5 Overall: 4.5/5

We hit up this spot for late night food after some bar hopping during our visit in LA. It's a small order at the counter style place. Service was quick and easy. We chose a grandma style slice and a margarita style slice. They have some counter space to eat your food inside which you can add Parmesan or red chili flakes to. It wasn't packed so we enjoyed our slices there while they were warm and fresh. Both were really yummy with good tasting sauce, cheese, and crust. The pizza here hit the spot and I'd definitely return!

First time trying this place. We ordered the naughty pie and spicy spring and both were delicious! We had it delivered. Definitely ordering from this place again.

I ask one question about toppings. Fast fwd and my pizza suddenly has raw dough, shortage of pepperoni on 2 slices, the sauce never set; extremely watery. Appreciate the effort in making that happen! Sorry I asked about sauces. Ambiance is great.

Best pizza in town fr. Naughty pie has to be my fav pizza of all time anywhere. I like the slice size and the honey on it. It's only slightly overpriced.

I forgot that this place existed. I randomly found it as a I left a concert at the Roxy. I was so happy to find that they did in fact turn a location next door to the pop up location they did many years ago, into a permanent spot. In response to a negative review who noted "this is a walk up, so New York style," of course, you need the perfect excuse to enjoy this delicious slice of the New York pizza after walking up 500 steps from the Roxy to the pizza haven. And if you have actually been to the original location on prince street, you'll know that location is small, so its mainly a grab and go pizza spot. you can enjoy the pizza just outside on the sidewalk, or inside on the wall, where they have a wooden bar table thing. It resembles the original location in that style, along with having the celebrity wall where the owner posts photos with the stars and of course who could forget the trashcan with all the stickers. That's so New York style. Now for the pizza, of course the spicy spring (I am assuming you had spicy spring) is doughy - but its the best dough made with New York water which is apparently the best water (I disagree, but that's not the point). The sauce which you said was bland - was fresh, and the all the little pepperoni's offer the perfect amount of spice. When I went, it was 10:30pm at night, and I'm happily enjoying this while singing Bruno Mars' song "Treasure" because that is what this pizza was. It was a golden star and it made my dreams come true. And the service was direct and straightforward in true New York fashion. So, I'm sorry to the person who didn't know how to appreciate this beauty of a pizza spot but at one point people actually waited 2.5 hours in line just for a pop up back in 2019. I would know, I was one of them.

As an east coast girlie, it was nice to have a taste of home out here in LA. PSP is known for their crispy rectangle pies with loads of curled up pepperoni cups. Did it taste just like New York? I'd say so. I'm normally a triangle slice kinda gal, but a Detroit-style slice was welcomed to give me that hefty bite and nostalgia. If you're tired of "California Pizza Kitchen" (yeah I had to go there hehe) then you'll definitely be mind blown by Prince Street Pizza. East Coast is in the West Coast and it's here to stay! (video is from HARD summer)

4+ known for their thick pies (Detroit style?). Imported into LA from NYC, this is a fast growing chain that seems to be popping up in multiple locations and multiple cities. I was going to meet up and catch up with a buddy so we decided we wanted to try this pizza. It is recommended that you order ahead of time (almost an hour in my case), since these are thicker pies and take some time to prepare. We ended up ordering the 'Naughty Pie', which has spicy vodka sauce, spicy pepperoni, ricotta, and honey. Since I was picking up, I ended ordering a slice of 'The Prince Perfection' pie (Sweet Marinara, Fresh Mozzarella, Shredded Mozzarella, Pecorino Romano , Garlic, EVO) from the ready made slices in the shop. The pepperoni cups were thick and delicious and the spice was balanced by the ricotta. The Prince Perfection was also great with a great sauce/ cheese combination taste. Because these are so thick, I was only able to eat two slices total and had a bunch leftover. The folks here were super efficient and moving through the line quickly when I was in there to pick up. Pick up location was pretty small so built for mostly take out. Parking in the area can be tough, because it's on Sunset in one of the busiest areas in terms of traffic.

I visited this pizza location on December 24th for the first time. The service was good and the pizza slice phenomenal. I highly recommend this business.

I want to start off by saying I LOVE PRICE STREET PIZZA. Not so much this location. Not only am I disappointed in myself for choosing the wrong location. I am also highly disappointed in the CUSTOMER SERVICE received at this location. Which is a huge bummer because the pizza is really great! Never having been directly to a PSP location & only having had a slice at a Yelp Elite Event, I wanted to check them out. Really tasty pizza! My friend & I were in LA for the day &I really wanted to check out the drive-thru location. . . I ended up at this location. Still eager to try a couple of slices, different from the one I had previously, we decided to head in. Arriving there was a lukewarm welcome from a member of the team. This, already set an awkward tone moments into getting there. Curious about the topping combinations on the pizza slices / squares in the display, I began asking questions. In response I got single to very few word answers from the male employee assisting. Reviewing the menu I saw there were sauce options for an additional fee, which I understood I'd be paying. Most places charge for sauces, unfortunately. Nonetheless, I knew there was a charge & was adding the sauces to my placed pizza order. A female team member aggressively barks that they are for an additional charge. I replied " I understood & would like the sauces". SEEN. NO REPLY. LEFT ON READ. She said nothing back to me after providing her unsolicited feedback, not even being the person ringing me up. I feel it was unnecessary & plain rude to have said it with such a tone. There was little to no room to eat at the locations aside from a skinny counter along the wall for standing. More of a take away set up. Anyway, onto the best part of the experience-- [MY SLICES] THE BOOZEY BROOME Vodka Sauce (contains Prosciutto), Fresh Mozzarella, Pecorino Romano comments: This was a traditional slice. A simple yet satisfying one, at that. Flavors & size was perfect! The vodka sauce has to be the star of the show on this one. It's zesty & creamy. Topped with a beautifully melted mozzarella. The crust was crisp but had a little chew to it. Delicious! MEAT LOVERS Marinara Sauce, Pepperoni, Oven Roasted Sausage, Fresh Mozzarella, Pecorino Romano, Garlic comments: This was a square styled 'slice'. Not sure this is considered deep dish but the crust was crisp on the outside & thick. This one is a bit heavier than the traditional slices with the thicker crust. Loads of toppings which really held onto the cheese & crust for each bite. Quality toppings you can taste. Solid slice & would highly recommend. I ordered these two sliced & got them packed in the infamous PRINCE STREET PIZZA box. Not sure if this is standard or another layer to the poor customer service experience but my friend who ordered one slice TO-GO, was provided paper plate & a napkin. She had to ask if she could get a box just as I did because we'd be traveling with the pizza before eating it. We certainly didn't want any mishaps or messes. The female employee took charge again to inform that she only gets a plate because she "only ordered one slice & that your friend got two. I can give you another plate to go over top . . ." To which my friend accepted the offer of the plate. I'm just not sure why someone who is taking away food would not be provided a take away box rather a flimsy paper plate & napkin. I'm fairly certain this NY based company relies on its reputation here on the other coast & this location is not providing a good look for the company, in my experience. Wishing a better experience to any & all who dine here. I'm hopeful the service is better at the other location & I look forward to enjoying Prince Street Pizza again. To conclude, I will not be returning to this specific location & would much rather locate the one with the drive-thru. Best of luck!

Best pizza place in the city hands down! Thank You NYC for sharing her with us because it is a pleasure! WONDERFUL staff! Love the tile and photos on the wall it definitely makes the place feel a little L.A. Every damn pie is out of this world. You can not Go Wrong with whatever you choose. My husband went in once and they staff gave him a free slice just because it was his first time.

I am comparing this to the NY Prince street pizza as a New Yorker so keep that in mind. The pizza here is good for LA but if you are hoping to find the same level as the NYC Prince street pizza, it's not even close and should not even be named as the same store/franchise. I will break it down below: (for the famous Prince spicy pepperoni) Sauce: somewhat bland and completely different than nyc. It is missing that sweet and spicy balance that we love, as it is not sweet nor spicy. Crust: not far off from nyc but the texture is slightly wrong, it is not as airy as it should be. Cheese and pepperoni: the cheese was good for me. The pepperoni needed to be a little more crispy so that it curls up more and crisp. Service: this is the only store of the 3 that made it an issue that I had a dog. With all of that being said, if you've never been to nyc or Italy, you will love this pizza. If you only order dominos, this will still blow your mind.

I wanna start by saying that Charlie is the best and he deserves a raise! Sadly to say today will be the last day I eat here. On top of the prices going up($7 for a slice) it's just not worth it anymore. The Caesar salad is $12 and there's more bacon pieces, cheese and dressing than there is salad. On top of that the pizza is always extremely greasy and I never realized how bad it is until today. Plus the slice I got today was not cooked all the way through and was doughy, I went back to get another one and it was the same thing! I work literally right next door and would go there quite often but not anymore.

Clean shop! And delicious food! I love coming here for the naughty pie. I first tried this place in SD and I'm glad it's avail nearby.

I would like to update my review based on the customer service from Nick. He offered a $25 coupon to try their location in the lovely Durango Resort & Casino; unfortunately, it did lead to a significant change in my opinion of the pizza. This update is based on Nick providing an offer to try another location and that speaks volumes to him as the Learning & Development Manager and caring about his customers and product. For that I say give it a try and determine for yourself, but definite kudos to NICK!!!!

Hello! The aroma and appearance were excellent! I ordered the Four Cheese pizza, but the layer of dough was twice as thick as the cheese, and the dough was half-raw! My family was very disappointed. Last time, we ordered the Spicy Vodka pizza, and it was very delicious!

OMGGGGGG!!! I love this place. The music, the vibe and the damn PIES. I wish I had room to eat more. I had this restaurant locked in as a must visit! They are super cool inside and kind. Spoke to everyone who walked in! I can't even describe to you the flavors going onnnn with the vodka pizza just ORDER IT! That was definitely my favorite from the three but all 3 slices were just as melt in your mouth amazingggggg. Ugh, I wish they sold that vodka sauce at stores. Every time I hit LA, I'm coming here for my pizzaaaa!!!!

My favorite pizza by the slice. Perfect cheese and sauce combo. Love the crispy pepperoni. Parking may be difficult but if you call in advance, you can park illegally for a few minutes nearby the store and run in to pick up your order. Also, they have a yelp BOGO slice-totally worth it.

I've said it before and I'll say it again...there is no good pizza in LA. That is unless that Pizza is straight from New York! Prince St. Pizza is THAT pizza. I go to New York almost every year and each time I go I make it a point to try another one of the top pizza spots but somehow I've missed Prince Street Pizza so I was thrilled when they opened up in West Hollywood. I finally made the drive out because I had been dying for one of their slices and it did not disappoint. This is elite NY pizza in Los Angeles and since then they've started expanding in other parts of Southern California. Don't expect the floppy NY slice, but they do have that as well. What you're really here for is that thick square slice with mounds of pepperoni on top! Get ready for a little kick too because their sauce has some spice. I didn't know what to expect because it's not the traditional NY slice but it's up there with the best of them. The spot is exactly what you expect from a real NY by the slice pizza spot. No chairs. It's mean to take to go or eat standing. The inside is decorated exactly like the NYC location and you really feel transported from LA to NY which is you want for an authentic experience. Parking is a bit tough though. Did I look it up on google street view before driving out there? Yes and you should too! I did get very lucky with a spot right out front but I don't expect that to be a regular thing. Be ready to drive around for a bit but I promise you it's worth it! Can't wait for the Costa Mesa location to open up. Keep up the great work!

Mercer Margherita * felt like I was only eating cheese with tomato sauce because the crust was so thin (and spongy) Meat Lovers * toppings were too salty Rainbow Cake * would not recommend ordering * tasted stale and like perfume (hard to describe the aftertaste) * items ordered did not particularly stand out in taste or quality 4.5/10

Popular pizza spot that sells pizza by the slice as well by the whole pie. If you check in on Yelp, you can get a free slice when you buy a slice. I tried the spicy spring, the spicy vodka, and the green machine. One slice would suffice if you aren't too hungry, but two slices made me really fun as they do pile on the toppings and have a thick crust. I enjoyed the generous amount of meat and the crust was hearty enough to withstand all of the toppings. You can order ahead and there's a separate line for ordering in-person. Credit cards accepted. There's no seating but they do have some standing room to eat. Parking is pretty hard but there were a couple of metered spots available across the street.

Server was very rude and shorted me 70 cents and claimed after I asked at by the store was coin less. May sound petty but whatever.

NOW THATS-A FUCKING GOOD-A PIZZA A mouth full explosion of cheesy landscape, on an oven baked crust coupled with the red sauce dripping down the periphery of my mouth.

i love prince street pizza because of how crispy and fluffy their crust is. however, i was very disappointed last night. i waited an extra 10 mins for a fresh piece of naughty pie and spicy vodka pie. upon taking the first bite, i felt nothing but mush. it was all soggy & it looked like the dough barely cooked. i would recommend going to another chain. The company needs to work on their quality control.

The best gawd d*mn pizza in LA. Period. The gluten free pepperoni pizza is shamefully amazing.

I wanted delicious pizza. I'm sick of eating pizza with the same expectations. What I ate from Prince Street Pizza was divine. It was delicious and all the details so thoughtful.

I've had the OG in NYC. Loved it there. Loved it here Service is top notch. We got a free slice for using a Yelp check in and we got a free slice since it was our first time here. Thats cool. Ordered a whole cheese pie. Came out hot, crispy, really good. Is it the best in LA? Not sure yet. We will see.

I must say their Spicy Spring pizza has completely won me over. This pizza is a flavor explosion . Each bite delivers a perfect balance of heat, savory goodness, creamy richness. The atmosphere is amazing! If you have good spice tolerance you should try this.

I swung by and decided to purchase some slices they had on their display. I saw some appetizing assortment of topping options. The 4 that really stood out to me were the Prince Perfection, Naughty Pie, Mercer Margherita, and the Spicy Spring. Out of all 4, Mercer Margherita was the only one that resembled a thin crust. It also had the most exquisite taste and the other topping options pale in comparison. Only challenge here is the topping tends to slide. That's not to say the other flavors weren't good, but the Margherita was the best. The second most interesting flavor was the Naughty Pie, which has the vodka sauce, ricotta cheese, spicy pepperoni, mozzarella, and honey. It was the ricotta cheese that was most pronounced. The honey was much more subtle here. Spicy Spring has a bit of a kick to it, but not too spicy. It definitely satisfies the pepperoni lovers. Prince Perfection was also good. They heated the slices back up quickly.

Best pizza I have ever had. If you love New York style pizza this is your new spot. The slices are great for the price

Tbh I've been to this spot before and got to try almost every one of their slices and they're all bomb. They have a hot honey one I believe and that one is def must try but the famous one is their signature pepperoni pizza. I've had it before but it's never been fresh out of the oven like I just recently had. It changed the game for me being fresh and I fell in love with this spot again! I believe a full pie is about 43 bucks but well worth it if you're sharing with a bunch of peeps! You definitely will get full af off 2-3 slices but it's thicccc son! I had to add some ranch just to piss everyone off so y'all can sue me! They don't carry ranch and if anything they pride themselves on not carrying any sauce so don't expect to get any when coming here! This is a staple when coming to LA and must try if one is in your area. Lamonica's is usually my go to for pizza but this place is much closer to me which is nice but expect a line cause this place be bussin!

Solid two stars, but lowered it to one because of their stupid attitude. There is much better New York pizza in Los Angeles. So many places. These guys say they are New York authentic and don't serve ranch, and that's their reasoning, yet they serve deep dish, Chicago style pizza. By the way, in Chicago, they serve freaking ranch. This pizza is really not that great. We tried multiple slices of pepperoni and the fancy prince. The fancy prince did not taste very good at all, the pepperoni was a little bit better but guess what? It was a thick crust Chicago style pizza not New York. We went to another pizza shop to pick up ranch, because pizza with ranch is better esp when it's very average tasting slices like prince street. There, I said it. There are now 23 reviews complaining that you guys don't have ranch. I'm happily one of them and seriously I'm not coming back even if I'm in the area until you have ranch because your pizza is really only be enjoyable with ranch. There's much better options out there for pizza. Being brazen about not serving something like ranch that everyone wants, is idiotic, and these kinds of places should not be supported by the public if it does a disservice to their business by serving just okay pizza without great ranch. Or any ranch for that matter. If they actually had really good pizza without having to have any ranch on it, then I would retract this entire review but their pizza just isn't that great. Hire a chef. Fix your pizza. Make your own delicious ranch. Stop being pompous jerks.