Tam Junction PizzaHacker/BagelMacher

I went to PizzaHacker to try a Margherita Pizza. My estimated wait time was 15 min. but they actually beat that. The cheese tasted fresh and had a good cheese pull. The Grana Padano added on top is mild, but I liked the texture it added. The tomato sauce had low acidity. It's flavorful but in a subtle way. I really enjoyed that the sauce did not leave a strong aftertaste. It allowed the other parts of the pizza to shine in harmony. The crust was my favorite part. They let it cook right before a "crunchy" texture. The topping spread was decent: almost every slice got a couple of basil leaves. This spot has a great outdoor space, and you can order the brews at the window next to where you order the pizza. It also seemed very family-friendly at the time I went (12pm). I recommend if you're passing through.

OMG!! The pizza and meatballs are the best I have ever had!!!! No lie! I got The Ohio Pizza, 3 Meatballs and a Root beer to go. Absolutely delicious and so worth it!!! Go see for yourself and drop a like if I am right!

Great Pizza. Great beers. Good soft serve. A play structure to keep the littles occupied. Salads were great. Worst part is finding the parking lot on your first visit. Coming from the 101 it’s just before the restaurant. Otherwise a great place with super friendly service and fun atmosphere.

Been going since they opened and sadly, I’ve noticed their quality and service has declined quite a bit. While I love the outdoor music scene and ambiance. The pizzas have been so-so. Just last night, ordered The Ohio pizza with mushrooms & Arugula, disappointed with how few were on the pizza plus some of the main ingredients were very sparingly used. A friend ordered the gluten free pizza which was overly doughy and very pricey for the serving. I also realize it’s kid centric but it feels more like a day care where kids are running around without any supervision or respect for customers.

Some of the best pizza and bagels in the bay, and our favorite in Marin! The staff is so friendly and helpful. We have been ordering almost weekly for about a year, and they are just fantastic. If I could improve one thing, it would be to list the Charles E. Cheese pizza as suitable for both kids AND adults.

Pretty disappointed with how greasy this is. I wouldn’t have ordered this if I had known, hurt my daughter’s stomach. No issues with service. My son and I went ahead and ate it, good crust. Cheese disappointing.

This pizza is our favorite in SF, so we were ecstatic to make it our first meal at a restaurant since before COVID started. The outdoor beer garden setup is well done and ordering by phone made it quick and easy. The service was excellent, even when we needed to change tables. Get the Yo Vinny & Kale Cesar - it’s especially amazing after a fun day at Muir Woods and/or Muir Beach

The food was delicious! The meatballs had so much flavor, the sauce was amazing, the pizza was fabulous. Authentic Italian flavor.

Swung by this place on Sunday afternoon after a hike in Marin on my way back to SF and was thoroughly impressed! It's kind of hidden, so hard to tell this place has a great indoor and outdoor space - they had live music when we arrived which was really cool. Lots of amazing beers on tap, we ordered a salad which was surprisingly fantastic (large and delicious) in addition to pizzas which were pretty good. Perhaps a bit on the pricey side for the pizzas, but they were quality. They have a gf deep dish pizza which worked well for a few folks in my group; though those were much smaller than the normal pizza and should be considered as one per person; not really sharable. Service was quick; you order from your phone and they bring it to your table -- easy and efficient. As I mentioned earlier; ambiance is by far the best thing this place has --- very large space, both indoor and outdoor, clean and well kept. This seems like a great spot to even come for just a beer and listen to live music. I'll definitely be back.

Great place to hang out for some tasty pies and brews with friends. Dog friendly patio with good music on weekends. My favorite pie is the "Get a room"! Chorizo pepperoni Kalamata olives and red onions amazing crust and sauce. It could be considered life changing in certain circles. Mangia my friends! Ciao

Had ordered a few items off their website for (DoorDash) delivery. Food is dropped at door. I had asked for a handoff directly to me to confirm order, but I guess that wasn't relayed to the driver or it was ignored.. I open the door and only see a pizza box. I text the Dasher, zero response. So I call PizzaHacker. Guy I speak with says it's not at the store so not their problem and I'll need to sort it out with DoorDash. DoorDash refunded the missing items, but dinner didn't quite feed everyone it was meant to. FWIW, the pizza was pretty good so an extra star there.

Still a family favorite. Amazing sourdough pizza (option to bake extra crispy; recommended), top-class craft beer selection, friendly service, and relaxed atmosphere. The beer garden with fun amenities for the kids (a boat!) and live music make this place a regulat must-visit.

Truly the best pizza. This place is like an antidepressant if you have a bad day. I won't eat pizza anywhere else, it is kind of addictive.

The pizza is good but the space is pretty amazing. Much brighter and airier than the mission location.

Love this place! Grab a seat outside, scan the QR code and place your order.. easy peasy! The pizza is delicious. We had the arugula pizza with mushrooms and I added pickled onions. The dough is light and crisp and the toppings are fresh and not overwhelming. We also tried the chorizo pizza and added pineapple which was delightful. The michalada was sooo good too, this is from the neighboring establishment. Definitely will be back!

Pizza Hacker has become our go-to Friday night pizza spot! Their pizzas are consistently delicious and offer a great variety of options to satisfy different tastes. My son is a big fan of their pepperoni pizza, which never disappoints. Personally, I'm partial to 'The Ohio' - it's become my regular order. One of the things I appreciate most about Pizza Hacker is their flexibility. They're more than happy to customize your pizza to your liking, which is perfect for picky eaters or those with specific preferences. The crust is generally good, though I find it a bit thick for my taste. I'm planning to ask if they can make it thinner next time - hopefully, that's an option they offer. It would be great if they could add this as a customization choice on their menu. Overall, Pizza Hacker delivers a solid pizza experience. While there's room for improvement with crust options, their delicious toppings and willingness to customize make them a reliable choice for our family pizza nights.

Very solid, tasty pizza in a cool patio spot. We went here with a group of four and a dog, and sat at an outdoor table. The four of us split two pizzas - the Hawaiian and the Short Bridge (Sopressata, House-made Hot Italian Sausage, Fresh Mozzarella, Creamy Mushroom, Tomato Sauce). You ordered through your phone/QR code and the food came out relatively quickly. What really stole the show for me was the soft serve buffalo milk ice cream at the end - we topped it with olive oil +$1 and smoked salt, it was so good and creamy!

In addition to enjoying the space & music at the Junction, we were pleasantly surprised to learn PizzaHacker has a kitchen there too! * The Ohio - 4 stars I'm normally not a fan of of pepperoncini, but this gave a great pop of spice. * Short Bridge - 4.5 stars Fantastic filling meat pizza without being too heavy. * Cheese Pizza I didn't try this but all 4 toddlers in the group devoured it!

the pizza here is very good. kind of random but my favorite may have been the arugula that had some roasted tomatoes. one with sausage also great as is the pepperoni. lots of beer choices. there is a playground so you can expect a ton of kids. but the outdoor area is huge. lots of room. parking a little tough if its a peak peak time.

We came for lunch. Sat outside nice sunny day. Slight wind. Cool area outside. I like the order menu simplicity through the phone. We had a cheese, chorizo, and pepperoni pizza plus a few beers. The place was full of other people but not packed. My impression- no music, good pizza decent selection of beer and hard kombucha on tap. My 3 stars is decided because the chairs and tables suck. Feel like kindergarten class tables. Sticky and uneven. With 11$ beers be careful. Also I try and love the fact that dogs are excepted everywhere. But does everyone have to bring their dog!!! I have 5 dogs so I know what my backyard does if I don't clean up the hair. It traps hair and if it's windy that hair goes everywhere!!! Here at pizza hacker-hair was everywhere!!! I had to pick dog out of every piece of pizza I ate. Pretty gross but what do I do? Again I have a lot of dogs so I'm speaking from experience. Sorry but it was really bad. I'm posting a picture of my plate after about 5 minutes of it being clear. I had 5 dog hairs land on my plate. I love dogs. But leave them at home please or in the car if you're able too.

Amazing food, crazy overpriced!! No justification for such crazy prices. Other local businesses are as good yet not as pricey

PizzaHacker at The Junction Beer Garden probably best pizza in Marin County. Love the atmosphere at the junction and selection of beers. One feedback, was excited to take my daughter there and when she found out they had gluten free pizza she was stoked. Unfortunately the gluten pizza fell short. Way short of her expectations. Weren't expecting a loaf of gluten free bread with toppings. With the level of quality of the other pizzas, I was expecting her to be blown away. She was a bit disappointed and said in her teenage jargon "Mid". Step it up team, can't be letting this out the kitchen. The best pizza joint in Marin County. All that said, I loved my pizza.

Pretty average. Food was good but takes a long time to come. Not much interaction from staff.

Despite the cringey name, this isn't some misconceived Silicon Valley stoner's experiment into solving a bad case of the munchies. Food: The pizza here is legit -- with a great crust ratio of crispy to chewy (my friend kept lauding the structural integrity without being dry). Great fresh ingredients; feels very SF. Service: is warm and only there if you need it; everything is ordered from a QR code menu and delivered to your table. The soft serve was deleted before we could place our dessert order, but the server still brought one out on the house (yeah it was my birthday). Ambience: Think Marin county outdoor Gastropub vibes. Well to do mountain bikers and tech bros getting loud but having a good time. The patio seems like a good place for a chill Afternoon pie. Would definitely return for the bagels.

I don't get this place. Indoor/outdoor space of picnic tables. No reservations. Then you scan the QR code from the table top and place your order on your phone. The menu is not user friendly. Don't make a mistake or you'll have to start over or you'll have to place a second order. Servers cannot take orders. Pizza is ok but ordering it is challenging. Better know exactly what you want. Pretty much meh.

This is the best pizza in Marin, hands down. The outdoor beer garden is a perfect place to spend a Sunday afternoon after a long hike, although it's usually pretty crowded. The folks working the bar at Junction are always willing to make suggestions and are super friendly. I would easily put this in my top 5 favorite places to eat in Marin.

The food and service have gone way downhill since the year or two after they opened. Bartender with black and blue hair was exceedingly rude when all I asked was a question. Employees are young and have little concept of customer service and basic hospitality. Though the young men were somewhat pleasant enough, the young females didn't smile once and behave as though they're doing you a big favor. Please. Horrible attitude. It really bothered me and ruined my entire mood. Another reviewer commented on how rude the females are. Not what I want when taking the time to eat out with a friend. Table was sticky; no care to wipe after previous diners. Pizzas were subpar. Almost no cheese, skimpy on the toppings overall, totally burnt black crust on both all the way around and very dry. Really disappointing because I ordered one of the same pizzas as before and there was no comparison. Unfortunately the Margarita pizza was also horrible. My friend has worked in food service for decades and was appalled that they charged him for an iced tea refill; said he's never ever known anywhere to do that. He even brought his empty glass to the bar. We won't be returning.

Pizza - divine. Beer selection - great. Also a fairly extensive nonalcoholic section for those of us who aren't drinking. We haven't eaten anything bad in the 3 times we've been here and love coming here when we're on this side of the bay. Great patio and lots of space for dogs, families, etc. Highly recommend!

Maybe because we were there 45 minutes before closing. The pizza was OK nothing fancy, nothing to brag about. If it's late and you're hungry, it will do. The pizza place is inside of a parlor that also has a bar. It appears that they are two separate entities. They have wooden tables for you to sit and enjoy your drink and pizza. Overall it was ok

I came here after an outdoor climbing session and the pizza was bomb! It also could have been bc we climbed for 4+ hours and my body was in need of food. But one thing that pissed me off was how they sliced my pizza. Like. sorry. what did you guys do. why didn't you slice it into normal triangles. what's with these slices! it was annoying to eat. tasted great but no one else's pizza was butchered like mine. omg i came here again and y'all still cutting the pizza like this? seriously. stop. idk if this is the style for this pizza but you're ruining the proportions here. give me triangles

We gave this another shot. Waited 40 minutes for pizza to arrive at our outdoor table. Asked a server what is the ETA. He came back and said 5 minutes. After 10 min we had to leave, no pizza. Walked over to the pizza making area and nicely said we waited, now time's up. Told it would be another 5-10 minutes. No apology. Nothing but attitude. We shrugged, and took a gamble, waited and took the pizza home. Not very good, soggy, not crisp. But it wasn't burned! This place and the service, management, operations, and general unaccountable, unprofessional attitude leaves an impression. Not going back.

We waited for over an hour for our pizza. A table of regulars that were drunk said it was theirs. Apparently the staff said because of the QR codes this happens often. We paid for a pizza taken by another table and received no compensation just a wait for another.

Ordered two pizzas Ohio and Room. Both were very delicious. It is very crunchy and thin. I really liked it. I will come here again for sure. Prepare yourself for some wait time though!

This is a fun place to gather and enjoy drinks and pizza. We stoped by after a visit to Muir Woods. Great service with fast delivery of food. There a many good choices for pizza and the salads we chose were delicious.

Second time coming out to this place and it did not disappoint! It's self seating and we chose a nice shady place near the stairs. They have a really good selection of craft beers and thin crust pizza We did the short bridge pizza - sopressta, sausage and mushrooms. This was definitely my favorite Between two people, we were still a bit hungry so ordered the Yo Vinny - onions, peppers and sausage. This was still very good but I liked the first one better

I would not eat here again. The food is mediocre and the service is very poor. It seemed normal that the manager came over to check on us but his shirt was torn and his nipple was hanging out. Watched the server tuck his shirt into his pants and use the same unwashed hand to carry out a pizza. Hello disgusting food practices.

Good food, great views. Definitely can share 1 pizza between 2. My partner ordered the hawaiian pizza - it was OK. I, myself, went bone stock and ordered the Margherita pizza which we both devoured. Service was very polite and welcoming. Will be back after a hike through Muir woods xx

Caeser salad is groosssss. All goopy mayo-y dressing unmixed and globbed over chewy leathery kale. No balance no flavor. Just sloppy goop. Because you order via QR code at table, it's all automated, so I interacted with exactly one person who just brought by food out. Nobody greets, nobody checks on you. Even getting a box is self serve. All that's good except their app still defaults to 20% tip. If you vacate all human interaction, what's the tip for? Pizza was 4 stars tho. Everything else was zero minus.

TL;DR Great pizza with a huge outdoor seating patio to enjoy beautiful weather I came here with some friends after a hike up in Mill Valley, and we couldn't have asked for a better spot. We arrived at around 1pm, and seating was crowded but not packed - we easily found a table outside with plenty of space. There are picnic-style tables, several fire pits with armchairs set around them, as well as a playground area for kids. Ordering is via QR code at the table, and the menu is extensive but not intimidating. We had 4 adults and settled on 3 pizzas - we were plenty full with leftovers. All 3 pizzas were great, and I'd look forward to trying their salads and maybe a sandwich in the future. All the pizzas were fantastic - crust was thin and blistered, but substantial enough to hold up the toppings without folding. Toppings were well dispersed throughout the pizzas, making sure there were no topping-less bites. Cheese was just right, bonding everything together without being overly cheesy or oily. All the topping combinations were top notch - the Rocket Man felt a little weird with a single egg in the middle, but proved to be a group favorite.

PH is our go to for a last minute meal. We love the Ohio and the Get a Room pizzas and the kale Cesar salad. The meatballs are also amazing. Great spot to watch a game or let the kids play in the rear courtyard. Love this place!

Came here for lunch. I love the outdoor dining area. There's plenty of picnic table seating to spread out in. You order at the front and they bring your food out to you. They have a nice offering of local craft beers and drinks. I appreciate that they have vegan options. We ended up getting the Inside Out pizza with Vegan Mozzarella. I would say these pizzas lean towards the healthier side (thinner crust, lots of fresh veggie toppings). I really liked the pizza!! Filling, and not greasy or over salty at all. I would come back here again with family and friends!

Lots of parking out back, near their lively patio! The pizza here was the highlight of our weekend! We had an Ohio pizza with pepperoni and sausage and it was awesome! I just wish the pizza had a better name than the Ohio! :) Pizza is thin with a crispy chewy crust. Service was friendly. Patio out back had lots of people with their kids and dogs. Lots of good beer selections. Check this place out one night!

I'm in the middle of planning my birthday party and I just discovered this place for the very first time a couple of weekends ago and have already decided that this venue is exactly where I want to host my upcoming birthday party for friends and family . The reason for my decision : the ambiance . Feels like a perfect gathering spot. The pizza here is delicious Philadelphia style by a restaurant, called the pizza hacker/and the bar serves wonderful beers on tap. all of this is connected to a large outdoor area. They called a beer garden with Bonnes outdoor fireplaces, scattered about as well as a great playground for children in the very back. if my birthday were in the summer instead of in the winter, I would not even consider renting their private party room, which is large and offers your guess a chance to mingle privately. I think this place is a winner all the way around.

Excellent, we'll-blistered pizza napolitana served here. We've tried several and never struck out. All we're good, some were excellent. They have a Margherita Pizza done for kids that's always a hit. We've had a pineapple pizza that's fantastic, the nepolatana that's BOMB, the broccoli raab (could have used more balance). Their kale Caesar is yum, haven't enjoyed others so much. Of course, probably my favorite thing about this place is their large outdoor seating area. It's got a kids play place so our family is absolutely happy eating here. We often are in Marin on Sunday evenings and the only problem is if they have a loud band then. It cost that much do you have we haven't really enjoyed being there when the band is there, a little too much chaos for us. Usually we take it to go.

Great venue for families. The backyard garden with many tables and heaters was the perfect spot for a Friday night, outdoors in January. We split a Kale Caesar and The Ohio (pizza). Both tasted great and paired well with the Pliny on tap. Bring the Pizza Hacker north to Lake Oswego, OR!

If you want bad, greasy, overpriced pizza then this is your place! The pictures and reviews looked promising but the food was awful, the service does nothing at all so I don't really understand the 5 star reviews. We were starving and it was still gross and all of the servers ignored us. Never go out of my way to write a review but someone's gotta say the truth. Wish we took pics but we returned it quick. (No refund offered) Update: Owner reached out to us and gave him feedback. I'm glad that he was understanding and received a refund.

This place is a happy machine. It's busy for a reason. Fantastic tasty pizza! And a lovely staff that are engaged and friendly. Also fun to people watch with all the family outside in their expansive patio. Highly recommended for casual fun and food!

Pizza was good. Service and ordering were weird. I tried to order from two different people and was told to use the QR code at the table. The QR code led to a menu that was confusing to customize my order. I went back to the counter to order from a person and they seemed taken aback by my request. The pizza was good but since the employees created such a weird vibe, I probably won't return.

Would get 5 stars if all vegan. They get 4 cuz it's yummy, not tiny, and can make any pizza vegan with a Miyoko's and Violife blend. They add lemon to some of their pizzas which of never heard of and thought was weird but wow, it's a game changer! Pretty good customer service. Great outdoor seating with a pirate ship play area, stage for live entertainment, and indoors they have games like foosball and shuffle board and a more private room.

We ordered 3 pies for delivery in Mill Valley via DoorDash - they arrived quickly and hot. The kale/sausage was the standout - the flavors were amazing. Yum!!! The Romeo was tasty. The margarita was strangely not good at all - no flavor, strange rubbery texture. Very disappointing. But that kale/sausage was so good that I'm giving 4 stars.

Pizza is great and everything but everytime I have been here the bartenders have been so incredibly rude to me (only female ones). I have no idea why but it just really runs me the wrong way.

Link to order: https://www.kyoo.tech/order/merchants/MLYBKPZ0VW6DW/locations/LB8G8XKS5D2R8?fulfillments=pickup This is my second time here and I was a bit disappointed that they didn't have the summer favorite. A close second to that is the Rocket Man so it's ok! Love that there is easy parking in the back, LOTS of seating (both indoors and outdoors). You sit anywhere you like and can order by scanning the QR code per table. THE SOUK - 2.5/5 Lamb and pizza just do not really work well...definitely threw me off. The flavors would be good separately, but just not for me as a combo together. ROCKET MAN - 3.5/5 I still prefer the summer favorite because I remember it being really lemony and refreshing; this was still decent tho! KALE CAESAR - 2/5 Way too much dressing and nothing too special. Just good to have a little appetizer before pizza. My first visit was definitely better. Still a great place to share a meal with friends around this area!

Hey, only one time here. I see complaints about a charred crust - definitely thin sourdough crust (my fave) NOT charred but done well - crispy throughout. If it's too charred, ask for a new one or make sure they know what you want. Why complain about it later if you don't set it up right in the first place or get it corrected? I had the Inside/Out since I love broccoli rabe. Scrumptious!! Especially w/the garlic creme. Low key signage on the road so I was surprised at the size and loveliness of the seating out back. Nice folks, got my questions answered though I dislike ordering from QR codes. Autonomy is nice but I feel like I'm really now just tipping for delivery to my table and the cooks. Interaction with staff is mostly impersonal so if I have a need problem or a need I have to find and flag people down. A complaint about the whole QR process, not just this place. Otherwise, totally great and I'm sure music evenings are a blast.

It isn't hard these days for any restaurant to offer decent gluten-free options. Most pizza places have a gf pie on their menu. It's typically offered in one size only and is more expensive than a regular, but your craving for a legit pizza will still be satisfied. This is NOT the case here. If you order their "gluten-free pizza", be prepared to pay $24 for a tiny rectangle (4" x 6" or so) of focaccia that is 98% bread with the other 2% being an insulting schmear of something resembling pizza toppings on top. I made the mistake of ordering this not once, but twice. Shame on me, but damn, Pizza Hacker - how have you guys gotten this far in the bay area with this embarrassment of a gf "pizza"? Might be time to check out what some of your competitors (Little Star, Pizza Place on Noriega, Presidio Pizza Co, hell, even Good Earth to name a few!) are offering to the gf clientele you're losing. I wish I had a photo of that sad little square of bread to share. I'm certainly not going to order again to get one and it will be a while before I even come back for a beer.

There is SO much pizza in MIll Valley i just can't imagine another new one could thrive! And yet it does!! We waited a long time to try this spot as it is always busy! We got it to go and it was easy to pick up. We got our basic family standards to grade it accordingly. After all the oohing and aahing through our meal, we went to our family's pizza rankings immediately because it became a new top contender! We all placed this spot in different rankings of our top 3!! (4) Route 1 in Pt. Reyes Bar Bocce in Sausalito Pizza Hacker Mill Valley Tamal Pie Mill Valley We all agreed this is super close to Tamal Pie- it might be 2nd in my list! (I need another try to con When i am loving the crust as much as the pizza- it IS something special and that Kale Caesar was delicious! Yep, worth all the fuss! You should try it!

After completing an 8 mile hike (Dipsea/Steep Ravine/Matt Davis) my fiancé and I were hungry and ready to treat ourselves to some pizza and beer. We arrived around 3pm on a Saturday and they were pretty busy but had plenty of indoor seating available (all socially distant from other tables). We were sat immediately indoors (close the outside space though) but would've had to wait 30-40 minutes for outdoor seating. We ordered from PizzaHacker the Short Bridge pizza (with no mushrooms) and a side of ranch. The pizza was so good with gooey cheese and crispy wood fired crust! I typically don't chose sausage on pizza but I thought their's was delicious! The ranch tasted really fresh and homemade and paired well with our pizza. This was the perfect post-hike meal!

Pizza Hacker's Mill Valley outpost is co-located inside the new terrific biergarten in Tam Junction, the Junction (check out my review for the Junction.) Pizza Hacker brought their San Francisco pizzeria menu to Mill Valley, a Marin town with arguably more pizza restaurants than makes sense, but most are still somehow in business, meaning there is a clear demand for pies. Pizza Hacker meets that need with good charred thin crust pies, and its a nice option for successful and safe dining outdoors. The menu is straightforward: pizza and beer. Its worth mentioning that while the menu is mostly limited to pizza, they do have a couple of fresh salads, a Kale Caeasar with anchovies and eggs, and my favorite, the Intermezzo, which is colorful and delicious, full of radicchio, little gem, rainbow carrot, radish, chickpeas, a farm egg and a sweet, garlicky honey-poppyseed dressing. Most seating at the Junction is outdoors on distanced picnic tables or spaced adirondack chairs. (There is light, airy indoor space, but at the time of writing, indoor dining is not allowed in Marin due to COVID.) The beer, cider, wine, sparkling wine and kombucha menu here (run by the Junction side of the house) is extensive, with many of the offerings either on tap, or in the bottle. Ordering with Pizza Hacker (and from the bar) is done through your phone, and arrives at your table carried by a friendly, inobtrusive, mask-wearing server, which feels safe and thoughtful. Although pizza is the one thing Mill Valley already has plenty of, the PizzaHacker crew has kept it tasty, assuming you like a charred thin crust. We like their chorizo and olive pizza with its thin crust and tangy tomato sauce. It is nice that they have spaced, outdoor seating, which is really a prerequisite for any sane person eating in a public venue at this moment.