three.one four pizzeria

Delicious fancy pizza spot that offers great tasting drinks! It’s a small place but they do have outdoor seating in the back. We had the golden bear pizza and it was something I would definitely go back for! Unfortunately they’re only open for dinner service BUT if you go during the weekday, from 5-6:30pm, their cocktails are only $5!! My favorite was the Bella which they said is their sweetest drink if you like sweet 🙂 Wait wasn’t so bad on a weekday for a group of 8 or so. Service was quick and staff was friendly! Parking can be found nearby on the street.

Review of three.one four Pizzeria in Berkeley Nestled in the historic Lalime’s space in Berkeley’s Westbrae neighborhood, three.one four Pizzeria delivers a swanky yet welcoming dining experience that lives up to its reputation as a “pizza lounge.” From the moment you step into the elegantly designed space, with its comfortable yet sophisticated ambiance, you’re greeted with warm hospitality that makes you feel right at home. The owner’s personal touch, often seen tending to details like watering flowers, adds to the community-driven vibe. The menu, crafted by acclaimed Chef Mario Vollera, is a standout, blending traditional Italian flavors with creative twists. The Lalime pie, a nod to the location’s heritage, is a flavor powerhouse. Topped with braised lamb, sun-dried tomatoes, feta, red onion, and tzatziki, it’s a Mediterranean-inspired masterpiece that balances rich, savory notes with a refreshing tang. Each bite bursts with bold, harmonious flavors, showcasing the high-quality ingredients and thoughtful preparation. Equally impressive is the cacio e pepe pasta, a decadent dish that elevates the classic Roman recipe with heavy cream, pecorino, black pepper, and parsley. It’s creamy, peppery, and deeply satisfying, with a flavor profile that lingers long after the last bite. The dish is a testament to the kitchen’s ability to innovate while respecting tradition. The sourdough crust on the pizzas is perfectly fluffy yet crisp, and the curated wine list offers excellent pairings to complement the food. The service is attentive and knowledgeable, with staff offering great recommendations that enhance the experience. While the price point reflects the premium ingredients and upscale vibe (expect around $100-$150 for a party of two with appetizers, entrees, and drinks), the quality justifies the cost. The only minor drawback is that the space can get a bit noisy during peak hours, but it doesn’t detract from the overall enjoyment. For a flavorful, memorable dining experience, three.one four is a must-visit gem in Berkeley’s vibrant culinary scene. I’m already looking forward to my next visit to try more of their creative offerings.

The staff were super nice and friendly. And the owner even check in on us (my partner and I) apologizing for the wait (which they were busy and packed) which wasn’t long for a Friday night. The food was seasoned and tasted amazing. This is a beautiful spot that will become a Berkeley fav.

BEAUTIFUL! Nice swanky upscale but not stuck up. All types were in sight and everyone was friendly. Menu has range but also not overwhelming with options. Bar drinks we tasty and bartender was a love of fun. Definitely will be back. Also we sat at bar so not sure how long the table wait was.

This is a really cool and different pizza place. I especially enjoyed the pepperoni & sausage pizza along with the special of the day (we went on a Saturday) which was their oven baked shrimp Alfredo. So delicious! My wife and I finished all but two slices (out of 6) that we ordered. We even ate the bread that the shrimp Alfredo was baked in lol. Their cocktails are tasty and served in a creative and elegant way. We chose to sit by the fireplace as well, which provided a sophisticated experience. The owner greeted our table and kindly shared the specials of the day. He stopped chatting with us and apologized because Barry Bonds (yes the former SF Giants baseball player) walked in. If you’re craving unique, bougie, and classy pizza in an upscale environment you gotta check out 314 Pizza. They are also black owned but I did not see any black workers in the establishment. That would be my only critique to the owner. If you’re proud to be black owned, you should probably have a more inclusive/diverse staff in the facility. Otherwise, I will definitely grab a bite here again!

Went here for a date night with my hubby. It was a nice experience. The food was delicious and the ambiance was nice. Parking is a nightmare because it's in a somewhat residential area, and we were told as soon as we arrived that we had to leave in an hour and a half because they were fully booked. Also people kept getting confused as to where the entrance is so they kept trying to enter through the lower dining room. But other than that, this place was perfect. I recommend the Cacio e pepe.

The pasta and the pizza were delicious! They pepare the pasta tableside, so it was a nice fancy touch. They had meatballs I will have to go back to try! I also love when Im at. Restaurant and the owner is around. He was interacting with other diners and answered some of my questions, so to me, that's a great thing. And it's a black owned business! I believe one of the first black owned pizza/ italian inspired restaurants in Berkeley!

An Unforgettable Culinary Journey at three.one four – A Berkeley Gem! From the moment we walked into three.one four, we knew we were in for a special experience. The ambiance immediately impressed, with a chill, low-fi vibe and a wonderfully diverse and welcoming group of locals. The staff were incredibly friendly, making us feel right at home. The food, however, was the true star of the show. The Cacio e Pepe was a masterpiece – the noodles were seasoned to perfection, incredibly tender, and the theatrical tableside tossing in a giant cheese block was a delightful touch. It was simply divine. We also indulged in "Grandmother's Meatballs," which were cooked just right and boasted a truly rich, satisfying flavor. For our pizza, we chose the Lalime, and it did not disappoint. The wood-fired crust was amazing, offering the perfect flake and a fantastic texture that truly showcased the quality of their dough. A huge shout-out to our bartender, Vanessa, who was an absolute standout! Her "New Fashion" cocktail was not only crafty and flavorful but a testament to her skill. Thanks to Vanessa and the excellent happy hour specials, the overall cost was incredibly reasonable for such a high-quality dining experience. three.one four is more than just a restaurant; it's a culinary journey. With amazing food, a fantastic atmosphere, and exceptional service, it's a must-visit in Berkeley. We can't wait to return!

We stopped here for the 1st time ever for dinner after a concert in Berkeley. The food, service and ambiance were swanky and smooth. We ordered whiskey and a margarita with blanco tequila. We split the Brussel sprouts and an East Bay pizza pie. Everything was really tasty! If you're looking for good food and a good vibes come and eat here! I look forward to coming back the next time I'm in the area, hopefully to check out their happy hour menu! Support Black Business check out Three One Four pizzeria.

Wanted to check out this place solely for the cheese roll. Literally I was sold on that. This is a cute little spot in Berkeley in a relatively residential neighborhood to just keep that in mind. Parking is pretty good but again this may depend on what's going on. This restaurant has an indoor and outdoor area which is nice. We ended up sitting indoor and there was a window that opened up so it still gave us some fresh air. We got the brussels sprouts as an appetizer and they were so good. We didn't get them without the bacon rather have the bacon on the side. But they were so delicious. And the dough! The dough was so good. Actually want more of that dough. I could probably eat a whole meal of just that dough. Apparently the fried dough that comes with the appetizers like brussels sprouts is the pizza crust so that gives you an idea of what you're getting. I ended up getting the cacio e pepe because I want that pasta in that cheese roll and I wanted it to be rolled around that thing and made to be the easiest. And it was. It was pretty good and I also had topped with Parmesan as well (because, why not?) well I did enjoyed pasta, it was a little lukewarm and also needed a bit of salt. Those two things would've made it really amazing. The pizzas are really good and you really can't go wrong with any of them because again that dough is just so yummy and so worth it. We did wanna get dessert however unfortunately our server forgot to come check back up on us and offer it before the kitchen close so we were unable to partake. All in all this is a great place to come for date night or just to hang out with a small group of friends. Service was really friendly and knowledgeable and that's always a plus.

We came here to celebrate our 3-year wedding anniversary and couldn't have picked a better spot. From the moment we walked in, everything--from the warm ambiance to the attentive service--set the tone for a great night. This place is a fantastic addition to the Berkeley food scene. The menu was packed with tempting choices, so we decided to sample a little from each section. We started with Grandmother's Meatballs and the Little Gem Salad--both full of flavor and beautifully presented. The standout for me was the Cacio e Pepe, prepared tableside in a cheese wheel. It was rich, creamy, and totally unforgettable. We also tried the Golden Bear pizza, which had a perfectly crisp crust and ultra-fresh toppings that really brought it all together. Every bite was a win. Safe to say we'll be back--this place is something special.

My friend mentioned Three One Four for happy hour and I'm glad we went! They have $5 drinks from 5-6:30pm, located right off Gilman between Berkeley and Albany. I had the Fiamma and my friend went with an espresso martini--both delicious. We started with the arugula salad and the Golden Bear, which was superb. Service was on point, super friendly, and the atmosphere is inviting and chic. Definitely a spot I'd come back to!

This is one of my top 3 Berkeley restaurants and happy hours (!!!). Ambiance, food, service, all incredible. The pizza has a sourdough thin crust: light and airy, with just the right crisp. More complex than your typical crust, saltier... I love it. The Nonna is my personal fave: red sauce, fresh mozz, mushroom, sausage, thyme with a hint of spice... my kind of pizza! The Blueprint is Chef Brandon's classic: simple yet full of depth, with an incredible basil pesto. Hot tip: pair your pizza with "grandma's meatballs." They're rich and hearty with an amazing tomato sauce. And WOW, the fried dough that comes with it is such an unexpected banger and a fun experience with the sauce. Happy hour is unbeatable: $5 cocktails with any dish. I'm obsessed with the Fiamma & Bella (fruity cocktail girly always). Brandon and the staff are all incredibly personable and kind. Rustic ambiance, lots of various seating available, swanky bar... say less! One of my favorites!

I liked everything I tasted at Three One Four. I'd happily get the Ghost Town pizza and the meatballs again. Service was kind and attentive. If i went back on a date, I'd love to sit in the two seats near the fireplace. My daughter was low energy when we arrived but steadily perked up as the food arrived and wanted to share her thoughts in this review. My kid's perspective: - I really liked the fried dough and sauce that came with the meatballs! - The sad thing is that it only comes with three pieces of fried dough so we each only got one. I wish there were more! - It is magnificent! She's already asked us to return, which we probably will!

The pizza and the service were EVERYTHING! The place was very cute and in a great area - street parking available and close to the freeway. More on the food: It was hard to decide on what to get because all the pizzas sounded so good. We landed on the golden bear and had not ONE regret! That hot honey was the icing on the cake! We went with their pasta special which was good. It honestly could've used just a tad more seasoning/flavor but it was still really good. The dessert was cool. We enjoyed the flavors of the cannoli flight though they seemed a little harder than what I'm used to. They weren't bad by any means. Drinks - all of them! Perfectly crafted. I cannot WAIT to come back.

Amazing ambiance, perfect for both family dinners and date nights. Our waitress, Nami, was a rockstar funny, attentive, and knew the menu inside out. Everything we ate was fresh nothing tasted pre-made or reheated. The Caesar salad was so good my date (a Caesar hater) loved it. The pesto rigatoni was seasoned to perfection, and the Golden Bear pizza with bacon, mozzarella, and hot honey drizzle was a flavor bomb. The crust was fantastic, and that hot honey took it over the top. Fresh food, great service, and a beautiful outdoor seating area. Three One Four Pizzeria nails it.

I enjoyed three one four. The place is charming both inside and out and service was so kind. They are busy on weekends, so make those reservations. While not sure I'd go super out of the way for it, for a neighborhood spot, it's a gem and I'd return. The really good: the pizza. Well cooked, good ingredients and well put together. We did the tasting meal for 2 and the pizza was the standout. We also went with the Caesar salad which was tasty. The meatballs were solid and the canoli flight was a sweet treat at the end. The not so great: the Fiamma cocktail I ordered wasn't the best. It was a tequila based drink but had an extremely thick and sweet smoothie/juice involved, making it almost undrinkable. I think the cocktail list in general could use a revamp. I love a good cocktail and none of these screamed out. 5 star ambiance, good pizza and a great location in a 'hood needing more restaurants. This makes a solid spot for date night or a friend catch up.

Really nice ambiance inside with a good lively feel. Server was attentive in the beginning but it dropped off as the night went on. I think it was the owner who said our party of 3 could do the $65 menu for 2 people and add on a salad which was nice. He also let us use a $20 off redemption for the meal which was appreciated. We got the appetizers which was a salad and Brussels sprouts and then the pizza and pasta came out almost immediately afterwards so the timing of the food served was off. I would highly recommend they space out the entrees so you aren't forced to either eat everything or have cold entrees after you've had the appetizers. Brussels sprouts and the salad were probably the best. The pesto sauce was good but the pasta was too soft and mushy, not close to al dente. Pizza was cold by the time we got to it after working on the brussel sprouts and salad. As others have mentioned in reviews, it just tasted sweet and was not that good - the flavor profile was mediocre and the crust was 1/3 of the pie. We only had 4 slices out of the 6. We were given dessert menus but the server also forgot the $65 meal comes with a cannoli flight. This seemed pretty basic for the service if you order a set meal so I encourage the business to remind the servers and kitchen to bring out the dessert if a set menu was ordered. You don't get a choice for the dessert either so this was an oversight. The box they gave us for the remaining two slices really didn't fit well so I think my friend just shoved them together upside down. All in all, I hope we can try them another time because maybe it was an off night. Kudos for the set menu options and thanks to the gentleman who let us just get the $65 menu and redeem the $20 off. Hope my review helps them work out some kinks.

I was really craving some cacio e pepe (even in spite of my mild egg allergy) and looked up nearby places that served it. To my delight, I found Three One Four Pizzeria and their food pics looked top notch, AND the reviews were great! My husband and I went to check it out and boy, we were so glad we did. First, the staff is very friendly and we enjoyed the vibe there. It's very well decorated and the ambiance feels cozy, classy, and private. The Brussels sprouts came first, and I LOVED that they came with bacon and green grapes! I haven't seen that combo before, and the bacon added a delicious richness while the grapes added some nice sweetness and freshness that balanced things out. I usually am not a fan of meatballs as I find they have too strong of an onion flavor, but the meatballs we had here were perfect for me. No overpowering onion taste, great texture, and excellent sauce that came with it. We also enjoyed the gnocchi fritto. The dough wasn't too oily and yet was still deliciously fried. We loved the cheeses and jam it came with. Perfect pairings! We really liked the pesto rigatoni, too. Lovely refreshing pesto flavor that wasn't too overpowering, and great al dente pasta. And...I LOVED the cacio e pepe. It was rich, deliciously cheesy, and the pasta was perfectly al dente. Finally, we also enjoyed the East Bay pizza! I loved that it had truffle that worked really well with the cheese. My husband and I will be back to have more!

A super cute, swanky vibe perfect for a fun night out or date night vegetarians and gluten friendly. The service was top-tier: the staff was so attentive and really made sure we had everything we needed throughout. We even got to meet the owner such a kind and welcoming guy! Highly recommend checking this place out if you haven't already. Pro tip: they suggested making a reservation since evenings tend to get busy. Don't sleep on this spot!

This restaurant has been on my must do list for quite sometime. Had to break the mold and jump away from my usual spots to give it a try and I'm so glad that I did ! The location is tucked away in a charming neighborhood on upper part of Gilman street east of San Pablo Ave. Decided to pop in on not too busy Sunday evening without a reservation. Various seating accommodations are available; outside tables on side of building and backyard like area, inside on main floor and a lower level, with wheelchair access. We chose to sit on main level which was dimly lit with close access to the bar area and a nice fireplace area for more those looking more intimate situation. The menu offered various small plate options, pastas, salads and gourmet pizzas. There also an extensive wine menu, spirits, craft cocktails, non-alcohol drinks, and beer also available. We ordered two different pies (lalime (lamb based), you say potato, I say...), along with the rucola salad and two different cocktails (fiamma (tequila based), Maserati (mezcal based)). Service was exceptional and everything was so tasty and well executed. We did prefer the potato pizza over the lamb as we felt it could use a few more ingredients for additional flavor. This is definitely a new spot that will be added to the favorites list !

We paid a visit to 314 pizzeria because of a coupon we had, an excuse to eat. We ended up getting the marg pizza, the golden bear pizza, cacio e pepe for the cheese wheel, and the tiramisu. Totally recommend the HH drinks - half off cocktails and $7 wines are worth coming back for. Marg - always my fav, and the classic was our fav for the night. Dough stood out above other pizzerias Golden bear pizza- the honey was a BIT too much and made the entire pizza sticky very quick - just a drizzle would've been enough. However, this is a more special one and would be great to pair w a savory pizza. Pasta - The cheese wheel cart was broken apparently, so we didn't get to see it up close - but the staff tried their best to bring it as close to us as possible. As for taste, I'm not a cacio e pepe expert, but this one did taste a bit bland. The ambience was a perfect date night - smart casual and for the locals but also modern. We appreciated each staff member who greeted us enthusiastically + were super helpful with drinks and recs. I must say the tiramisu was not the tastiest I've had - the ladyfingers were still a bit dry, bUT the presentation was fun! They build it in front of you, and I'm not sure if I know another Berkeley restaurant that does this. I must say that the prices are a bit high for what we had, but this place is def worth a try - esp for HH!

Awesome ambience, attentive service. Everything we tried was very, very tasty. It was quite loud inside the restaurant. Depending on your perspective it was lively & festive or as a senior, hard to talk. Their outside area is very calm so if you'd like that option, you're in luck. It makes me happy to see a neighborhood restaurant thriving. Make sure to take note of their happy hour, I believe it is 5:00 to 6:30 PM. The drinks are only five dollars as opposed to the two drinks we had which were $16 each. Prices are not on the menu so you may wish to ask before you make your selections. We didn't do that this time, but will make sure to do it next time. The pizza was heaven. Superb top quality ingredients. I also had the grandma's meatballs. The marinara & cheese was perfection. I was a little disappointed in the actual meatballs. Maybe it's because I grew up with an Italian grandma and I'm familiar with her cooking but I wouldn't say they were off to charts. I enjoyed them but would not order them next time. However the drinks were nothing short of stellar!!! Very creative and unique. We will definitely be going back. This is a fun place.

Food was good. The atmosphere was cute inside we sat outside. There was a lot of shuffling around of tables and heaters on the patio. This made for a noisy environment for the first 30 min of our dinner. Portions are relatively small which is fine, but if you are sharing order two pastas or two pizzas if you want leftovers.

I visited this restaurant on a whim a few weeks ago and it has STILL not left my mind. I will 10000% be back. My partner and I ordered the restaurant week menu for two. It was an amazing deal for a 3 course meal. We ordered the bruschetta I believe and the fried polenta as a starter, shared the truffle pizza, basil pesto pasta, and a flight of amazing cannolis. The service was very quick and friendly. The interior is very romantic and cute at night. We sat by the big window and loved it. I would highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area. This is one of the best restaurants I've ever been to in all of Nor Cal.

You may be telling yourself there is no shortage of pizza places in Berkeley California. But there's no place like 3.14, so get yourself over here now. The first thing is that you may be welcomed by owner, Brandon. His warmth and charisma will make you feel like you're the only person in the room. This combined with the attentive staff and swanky atmosphere means you are certain to have a good time. If you get here early enough, you will be able to partake in delicious high-end cocktails for only five dollars. Yes, you read that right...five (5) dollars. I'm writing this in 2025, and my guess is that teaser rate is not going to last. I love the Bella. Often with a strawberry in an enormous piece of ice, the Bella, a gin-based drink with elderflower, Yuzu, sparkling, and plum, is as beautiful as its name indicates. Now let's move onto the food. Yes, I guess that's why we're here. The pizza is crispy and lush. I love the classics: pepperoni and the margarita, of course. But don't stop there, try the fried polenta, the roasted broccolini and the Squash it 3.0. The signature pasta dish is the Cacio de Pepe, served with love and generous pecorino cheese sauce. 3.14. It's easy as pie/pi to remember. Get ready for a memorable night. Bring a friend or two or more.

Such a beautiful restaurant with wonderful staff and delicious food. The happy hour drinks are a STEAL. $5 house cocktails is the best deal around. We ordered the cauliflower fritto to start, the aioli is the perfect sauce. I held back the leftover sauce to dip my crust into. Next was the potato bacon pizza, my husband loved it. So much delicious savory bacon. We also have the herbed ricotta pizza, that was my favorite with the fritto spicy sauce. The Itallian cosmo was my favorite cocktail, it was one of the best I've had in years. Cacaio e Pepe is served table side in the Parmesan wheel, we're ordering that next time for sure. Tiramisu was also served table side, so fun to watch and eat. Overall, happy hour is the best deal in Berkeley. There is no other place slinging these high quality drinks in an Insta worthy place with really delicious food. I would recommend this place to all my friends, but then I might have to wait for a table ;)

The food and ambience was fantastic. The service was great as well. I can't wait to dine there again.

The food is amazing. The owner definitely knows what he's doing when it comes to high quality eats. If you're looking for good food in a nice environment. This is the place to go!!!

We were delighted that Three-One-Four reopened after a fall reset and wanted to try it. The owner greeted us warmly as we checked in. We were seated on the Gilman Street side. Great to people-watch. The Berkeley Week appetizer was delicious with crunchy bread/toasts. Very original. The meatball was light and the sauce was tomatoe-y but not overly heavy. The pesto rigatoni was plentiful and a gorgeous color. Finally, we had the East Bay pizza which was crisp and blistered. Everything was done to order and the pacing was great. The cannoli were fine but the flavor of the fillings did not stand out. We would return to try more of the pastas and a different pizza. Glad to support this local business and the service was phenomenal. A date night spot for sure with the cozy fireplace.

I don't like that far from here and after many friends raving about this place I had high expectations! We sat outside since it was bit warm and crowded inside. That was nice, even though there were a ton of flies. We order a lemonade and a ginger beer - the lemonade was maybe 1/2 cup since it was mostly crushed ice. We get the baby gem Caesar, baby gems are my favorite! It comes out and literally EVERY PIECE of lettuce had brown tips where you cut it, so it had been cut days before - i don't mind a few pieces like this, but literally every one. I ate it since I was starving by this point. It was tasty, and had there been no brown spots would have been the highlight of the meal. But for $20? I expect perfection. We ordered the lamb pizza (which I don't usually order but because I don't eat pork the menu is very limited) and it was decent enough, but the garlic sauce and tzatziki was just so much, I tasted garlic for hours and got heart burn. I may try it again if a friend wants to go, but sadly it left a bad taste in my mouth, and for $75 that was just too much for the price point. I get that it might have been an off night.

Everything was awesome our waitress was Nami she was excellent and very informative and she explained everything we needed to know about the menu and what we were ordering

This place has such an AMAZING relaxed, sexy, moody vibe! It's so well considered and the aesthetic is on point! Great date spot idea or just to go out and dine with friends. Casual classy vibes. For reference, we can here on a Sunday (8:16pm-9:30pm...the didn't rush us out). We had: 1. Grandmother's Meatballs 2. Golden Bear Pizza 3. You Say Potato, I Say...Pizza 4. Cannoli Flight for dessert 5. Non-alcoholic beer 6. Wine Everything was good! Even the wine that Brandon suggested. We didn't know that the owner was taking our order (Brandon) until he was leaving and mentioned that it was his spot. Shout out to Brandon W.! (Your staff told us your last name). Amazing job putting this spot together! You and your staff are wonderful! It was our first time there and I appreciate you! The experience was impressive! Good luck on all your other ventures! And thank you for a lovely experience--you should be proud!

This is the second time I've been here. Once with friends inside and once with my husband on the outside. It's a really lovely spot. We had the salad with apples and nuts, the pasta with creamy pesto, the east bay pie (truffle pizza), and of course their tiramisu. It was almost an identical meal as when I came with friends, but the other time we had the Brussel sprouts. Both times I loved the food and the service. The restaurant itself is quite beautiful too. Thumbs way up! It's affordable for the quality of food.

I really wanted to love this place, but I was underwhelmed. The interior decor is lovely. Nice ambiance. We started with the Caesar salad. It was pretty tasty and we loved the anchovies. However a third of the way through, we realized the homemade croutons were omitted. We notified our server who said he'd be back. He returned to the table and advised the manager would take 50% off the salad on our tab. I thanked him and we stared at each other for a bit, then I had to ask if we could actually get some croutons. He brought some out. The homemade croutons seemed to be just small bits of toasted bread, no olive oil, butter or seasoning. Next, we had the meatballs. The sauce was good, but the meatballs were a bit bland. We were excited about the cacio e pepe, which is prepared tableside in a wheel of pecorino romano. I found the pasta to be overcooked and the dish very bland. There was no cheese incorporated into the pasta sauce; Tossing the pasta in the cheese wheel did not achieve this. There was only cheese sprinkled on top. Nor was the pepper incorporated into the dish, just sprinkled on top as well with some parsley. So, the pasta just tasted like it was tossed in the cream, which traditionally isn't even in cacio e pepe. We were really disappointed with this dish. It seems the showy presentation trumps taste. We tried the deconstructed tiramisu for dessert. The mascarpone component is more of a foam with sugar added to sweeten. However, the sugar wasn't dissolved, so it was gritty. Service was just okay. Our server was friendly enough, but didn't check on us at all during our meal and was slow to remove dishes from the table. When the check arrived, the 50% comp on the salad didn't happen. I just paid and left. I'd consider possibly returning to try the pizza. There were some interesting pies on the menu. However, it's a long way to go when there are plenty of great pizza places where I live.

10/10! The food...10! The service... 10! Ambiance...10! We decided to go "outside" at the last minute and had heard about Three.One Four. We did not have a reservation but were offered a table immediately. We opted to sit at the bar near the cozy fireplace... great choice! Chris - the bartender, and the young lady working with him - I didn't get her name - took excellent care of us. We had grandmother's meatballs to start. EXCELLENT! For our meal we had the lalime pizza... AMAZING, EXCELLENT and flavorful! I decided to be adventurous and ordered the the gin based cocktail, Bella, and it did not disappoint. We also had the fiamma which was my favorite. I can't wait to return for happy hour for $5 house cocktails!

I was craving Italian food and wanted a warm, inviting ambiance that also allowed dogs--this place checked all the boxes! Right when I walked in, I noticed a cozy fireplace with two seats for waiting, setting the perfect tone. The interior is beautiful, and I appreciated the thoughtful accessibility feature--a lift for those with disabilities to go downstairs. We opted to sit outside, which turned out to be a great choice. The covered patio kept us dry from the light rain, and the outdoor heaters made it comfortably warm. I also loved that there was a charming event space in the back--I even checked their Instagram to see how others have used it for parties. For food, we started with roasted broccolini (lemon, garlic, anchovy, chili, grana padano) and cacio e pepe (heavy cream, pecorino, black pepper, parsley). The broccolini had a delicious balance of flavors, and while my pasta was good, I personally wished for a stronger black pepper taste--but that's just my preference. First time I had this pasta was in Rome and I expecting more of a stronger black pepper taste. My boyfriend ordered the "A Little Spicy" pizza (fine sausage, pepper jam, Calabrian chili oil, honey, arugula), which he enjoyed, noting it had a unique fruit-like sweetness rather than sugary sweetness. Since I can't handle spicy food anymore, I didn't try it--but he approved! To finish, we shared churros with caramel and fresh, sweet fruit, which was the perfect ending to our meal. We dined on a Saturday night (2/22/25) around 6PM and were seated immediately, likely because we chose to sit outside. The service was welcoming from start to finish, making the experience even better. I'm looking forward to returning--especially to check out their happy hour!

Love the pizza dough (and the fried dough). The baked pasta (tonight had a delicious mushroom sauce) and Brussels sprouts were also great. Recommended!

Saw a couple of cool videos of their food online, so I decided to check them out. The Pies and pastas are all well over $25, so you expect a little more going in. I got the pasta pot pie, the presentation was cool but the flavors were mid. We also got the spicy sausage pizza and it was mostly bread. I like the concept and vibe so I wouldn't mind checking them out again down the line. They're a little newer so I expect them to figure it out over time.

CYNDA was a an awesome waitress!! She was attentive, offered personalized recommendations on individual preferences. Baby kale salad, truffle pizza, & Cline Cabernet were my standouts.

Cute restaurant and fairly busy on a Friday night but since it was cold out we got seated right away on the patio with heat lamps. The food was pretty good but wished we had maybe ordered different things. We ordered the meatballs and gnocco fritto for apps. The pesto pasta and golden bear pizza. The pesto pasta was probably our favorite. The dough on the pizza was pretty good. I would definitely skip the gnocco. Service was a bit off and slow for us, maybe they weren't planning on using the patio that night bc everything took a long time to get to us. I would try again bc the inside looked so cute.

What an incredible dining experience. The food, excellent staff, amazing CHEF equal memorable Sunday evening adventure

Incredible service, amazing food, and a charming ambiance! My partner and I decided to pop in on a whim, and it turned out to be such a delightful surprise. The host and servers were wonderfully attentive and, the interior had an unexpectedly upscale vibe that added to the experience. The best part was definitely the food. The baked pasta was such a fun and tasty dish, and the pesto pizza was everything it should be. Not to mention, a great happy hour selection. Overall, highly recommended!

Food - Excellent! I was so pleased with our selections. We got the pesto pasta and pizza. It was well seasoned and you can tell the ingredients and cheese were of good quality. It reminded us of the food we ate when we went to Italy. I love Caesar salads. It has become a hit or miss to find a good Caesar salad that checks all the boxes these days. Not here. It was delicious! I was recommended by my waiter a Chardonnay that I was pleased with and paired well with my dinner. The second time I visited, I had my girlfriends with me. We ordered A FEW espresso martinis and had a wonderful discussion about the movie we just watched. Sinners, go see it y'all! Anyways, we are snobs when it comes to a good espresso martini. We were pleased with theirs! Service - 5/5! I've been here twice now. Both times I'm greeted and acknowledged right away. The servers have all offered excellent food and wine selections. They are all professional while having Bay Area swag and character! I love that! The owner was there both times I visited. Very personable and hands on with his business. Ambiance - Hella nice! When you walk in it feels like you're in someone's home. I really liked it because it felt warm and inviting. The walls were black with a fire place that made the ambiance feel calming and excited to enjoy a glass of wine! As you walk in, you see the other part of the restaurant. The walls are a seductive pink. The accents of the lights and decor are gold. I love me some gold accents! The first time, I came with my husband. It was a weekday and we happen to be out after work so we decided to get dinner before going home. They were on my list of places I saved on Instagram. Unexpectedly, with the ambiance and good food, it turned into a real date! Spiced up our night! After this experience I wanted to bring my girlfriends which made me come a second time! They were impressed and thankful that I brought them. I'm so happy I found this place!

I've had pizza in Italy, NY, LA, London + more and this pizza stands out as one of the BEST I've ever had. The respect given to the fresh ingredients is really wonderful and authentic. The sauce and the CRUST - wow. Owner Brandon was friendly and passionate about his work - he recommended the blueprint (their version of traditional Margarita) and holy smokes. The burrata and basil pesto really elevated it. We ate the whole thing even though we were full. Can't wait to go back! Oh and the tarimisu is laid over a bed of Nutella and fresh espresso is poured over it. P.S: Great ambiance, beautiful restaurant, massive window so everyone feels like they're enjoying the outdoors. Tucked into adorable Berkeley neighborhood. Do yourself a favor and try this place.

My first time to Three.One Four Pizzeria was wonderful! My friend canceled our reservation due to the bad weather but a few of us rallied and ended up going after all. The manager was very flexible and allowed us to dine even though officially they didn't have availability. The manager gave us a time limit but we never felt rushed and was able to stay much longer than originally given. The service was excellent. I was excited that this restaurant is located in the old Lalime's restaurant. The 5:00 pm-6:30 pm Happy Hour is an amazing value at $5 for their craft cocktails and $7 for a glass of wine. We ordered a Bella, Fiamma, and Espresso Martini. All three were delicious and didn't disappoint! They looked beautiful too. Regularly priced at $16, these cocktails were a steal of a deal! For dinner, we ordered the Mixed Chicory salad, the Baked Pasta special of the day, and the A Little Spicy pizza. Everything tasted fresh and so delicious!!! We ate family style and shared everything. For dessert, we ordered the Tiramisu for dessert. It's their signature dessert and they prepare it at the table. It was fun to watch and was tasty but I prefer the more traditional Tiramisu. Still, I was glad we ordered it. Because the dinner was so fantastic, I made reservations for another special birthday celebration. Unfortunately on the afternoon of the dinner, I received a call from Brandon Wilson, the restaurant owner, letting me know that the restaurant had just closed due to unforeseen circumstances. I would have liked a longer notice as I had to scramble to find another restaurant. However, I know it was probably difficult for the restaurant to decide to close. I really hope that they will reopen in the near future! I feel bad for the restaurant because this is the season when people are out to celebrate and are looking for quality restaurants.

I dined at Three. One Four with my family and it was nothing short of amazing. From the gorgeous decor, to the hospitable staff, to the divine food. We ordered from the Berkeley Restaurant Week Menu: $68 per person and we got the fried Brussels (yum), pesto pasta (best I've ever had), truffle pizza (10/10), and cannoli flight (delish). I was so in the moment that I didn't even take any photos lol but I will definitely be back to try more items on the menu. The owner Brandon is an amazing business owner. Wishing him lots of success!

This actually hurts me to write My friend and I were SOOOOO excited to come here. Black owned and we've seen other reviews on socials about it. We did a meal deal. It was an app, pasta, pizza, & dessert for like $60 or something. Honestly the only pic I took was the fried Brussels sprouts. I wish I took a video with the serving spoon in it. As soon as you moved everything on top, the brussies were literally SITTING in oil. When we asked, they said that's how it comes and it's from the bacon. When I tell you more than a quarter of the bottom of the bowl was literally just oil. It was pretty sick. They let us choose a new app, but the meatballs were bland and it was just disappointing. We got the vodka pasta. It came out steaming, but was cold. I'm convinced the plate was heated and the pasta was just thrown on top after sitting because it made no sense. Unfortunately, this plate was bland also. The pizza we got was like a meat pizza with honey. It just have sugar. Like straight up sweet. We didn't even get our dessert lol. But they noticed we were not touching our food and did ask us what was wrong. The waiter and owner were super nice about it. We did still pay for all the uneaten food, but at a discount. Ultimately, it was just a very disappointing experience, especially with the hype that we saw around this place. The waiter said "you have to come back when we aren't busy because the food is good!" But after that experience, I wouldn't.

A friend of mine had told me about this place but I knew it had close for a little bit and now was reopened. We went there right when they opened up which was during happy hour. They had a good list of happy hour drinks on the menu and the prices were great. I ordered a glass of wine that was recommended by Brandon (owner) and it was really good. We also ordered a mix drink that was really good as well. We ended up ordering the dinner for two special since It was restaurant week. The appetizer was the meatballs which was tender, great flavor, and the marinara sauce was delicious. It came with some kind of backed bread pieces which went perfect for soaking up the sauce. Our second dish was the pesto, although the dish was good, it could've used some more seasoning or pesto flavor, but the noodles was cooked perfect. The third dish was the spicy pizza, the crust was light and cooked perfect, I like the thin crust that comes with it, the spice was not overbearing it was perfect, sausage was very tasty, and the jam sauce was a good addition to the spice. Lastly, the canolie flight dessert was fantastic, plenty of flavor and filling. If you're looking for a cool place to get drinks, and good food, this place is a must. Plenty of outside and indoor seating. The service was also very outstanding.

The ambiance is so cozy and romantic. The service was top notch. We couldn't go 5 minutes without the genuinely nice staff checking up on us. The FOOD!!! Unforgettable! We'll definitely be back! We ordered 3 pies/pizzas for our table to share. The Lalime, the Nonna, and the Golden Bear. We ordered all 3 gluten free style, and let me tell you, as someone with celiac disease, it's hard to find an establishment with tasty gluten free options. They nailed it! 10 stars!

Simply one of the best dining experiences I've had. The food was really tasty, service prompt, and we have a new go-to recommendation for the neighborhood. We had pizza and cacio e pepe and both delicious. Highly highly recommend.

Pizzas were solid, good flavors and the crust had a hint of sourdough. They did get a little messy because of the toppings and cheese falling off though. What I found humorous and strange was how they played rap/trap music, which did not align with the classy and lively vibe of the restaurant at all. Still a pretty new restaurant so they will definitely improve as time goes on

Food...10 Service...10 Ambiance...10 Staff...12 This place is definitely one that should be on your Friday night radar. Brandon, owner, has been in service for 7 months. It's nice to see a black owned business thriving in Berkeley. We arrived at 5:00 and left at 9:30! A great place to be on a Friday night!

Romantic Sunday evening. Rx!! All times Compassionate and passion-filled artisans of fine cuisine.

Made reservations to have dinner. The service was up to par, the waitress was friendly, but it's unfortunate the food didn't live up to our expectations this time around,especially since we were really looking forward to the shh Oven baked spaghetti with the dough . The portion got smaller and the noodles were undercooked not enough sauce. We asked for side order of marinara sauce. It's quite disappointing when the place you enjoyed before doesn't quite hit the Mark on return visit. Will try it again in the near future hopefully next time they will bring back quality that made us come back in the first place.

Berkeley just got very lucky. Three One Four is the new kid on the block, and it's already slinging some of the best pies in town. I've eaten a lot of pizza in my life, and this place instantly stood out. The crust is perfect: crispy, chewy, and clearly made with care. Their Spicy Bee (hot soppressata + chili oil + honey) blew my mind. Sweet, salty, spicy -- it just works. Everything tastes super fresh, the vibe is chill, and you can tell the folks here really love what they're doing. No frills, no gimmicks -- just seriously good pizza. This place is officially in my top rotation. If you're into real, quality pie, go. You won't regret it.

I love that this place is close to my hood. I love that the inside and outside have a beautiful buildout. I love 2 out of 3 dishes we ordered. I love the attentive behavior of the staff. I love that this place was nice but not pretentious. The cheeseless "A Little Spicy" pizza was the only thing I didn't love. It had nothing to do with the quality of the food they served; it was just not my cup of tea, or should I say slice of pizza. I would love to return and try the baked pasta dish. BB