Little Star Pizza - San Francisco

Good for the trip, but not good for eating with friends. I am a sucker for detroit style pizza and they were generous with the cheese!

Among the vegan options of joyride include 4 pizza choices (pepperoni, sausage, ranch chicken or cheese), but these are not their basic pizzas. For example, the paprika pizza has myopia pict and a healthy ornament of feta and parmesan. the taste of everything on this disc was amazing, but the teig / crust above all will let me come back for more.

The Detroit style pizza is a super fluffy Focaccia chest with a small melted cheese and lots of fun toppings. we had the pepperoni-buzz and the emotional cheeks ranch and both really enjoyed. they use less common mock meats I found refreshing – it is not only impossible taste. next time we get the “just like cheese” and add some fun toppings.

Overall a rather mid experience. The deep dish pizza was very tasty but not cheap. Took them 45 minutes however to bake on a not too busy weekday evening. Many things were not in stock, such as the Detroit style pizzas and many of the drinks, and the waitress barely spoke English.

I really miss Little Star Pizza on Divisadero Street. I ordered a deep dish pizza and a side salad. The pizza was dry and below average, and it took over 45 minutes to pick up. The mixed green salad at Divisadero was much better, with ingredients like cooked parmesan crumbs and lots of cherry tomatoes. The relationship between these Little Star locations is unclear to me, but the menus are slightly different. The food at the Valencia Street location is not worth ordering from again. Please improve your service!