The Best pizza like I Am in NY! Just delightful a must around.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Siana Mai
everyone was laughing and enjoying, gave us big slices 💕💕💕
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Diane Mosier
At last! Finally found excellent pizza In Alameda! Thin crust and great toppings. Prompt delivery too.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Crafty Cabbage
So oily pizza and over priced. So many better options for pizza on park street such as tomatinas but especially New York pizza
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
KDG
This may seem like an odd review since we didn’t actually patronize this establishment, but being in the hospitality industry myself, I feel it us important to offer constructive criticism and fair reviews.
My family and I actually ordered food across the street at Scolari’s. They don’t have indoor seating. And seeing as it was a rainy day, he informed us that we could sit indoors at their sister location Marley G’s. He was so enthusiastic and friendly, we took him up on it.
We arrived to a near empty restaurant. We sat down, leaving our bag at the edge of the table, as it was admittedly awkward bringing outside food into a restaurant.
I hadn’t ordered a drink at Scolari’s, so I had hoped to minimize my awkwardness by ordering one here. However, no one from the establishment ever greeted us. They looked our way once or twice, but never spoke to us.
That made the experience even more awkward, so we ate quickly. My son needed to use the restroom, so I we dipped in there before leaving. It was clean and had a child changing station, which is always a plus. However, they were out of toilet seat covers and hand towels. I wanted to alert the staff, but the awkwardness was already overwhelming. As we left, a customer was just sitting down, having ordered an enormous slice of pizza. It smelled and looked delicious.
Perhaps this is a daily occurrence, with visitors eating burgers(delicious, btw!) from their sister restaurant from a rooms the street. But for us, it was out of the ordinary and as I stated, awkward.
We do want to return and try their pizza. And when we do, I’ll update this review with our experience. Fair is fair.
Sean Blair
Overpriced for basic food.
Jane Mo
Good gawd, this is the best pizza I’ve ever had. Ordered the Sicilian, white, and pepperoni slice to try them all. When I warmed them in the microwave, they came out good like they were fresh unlike other places. The dough was still soft. I got the wings too, they were full of meat and flavor. So good!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Allison Vennerberg
Meathead was delicious. Appreciated the level of cheese across the entire pie.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Kyle
Super cool spot, great service. I tried 3 different slices (Sicilian, deep dish and regular cheese slice) and something is wrong with their cheese. They def need to upgrade their mozzarella.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Kristopher Kuss
The thick slices of pepperoni were good, I liked the sauce and dough. The thin slice I had was so floppy, it had to be folded, even then it was very soft and hard to eat. I wouldn't get a thin slice here again. The service was friendly and fast. The atmosphere was very standard.
We love to come here as a family for a quick slice. The cheese pizza is amazing and a small salad is more than enough for a family of three. The ready made Sicilian pizza is delish and filling .
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jennifer Panameno
Honestly, hands-down, some of the best pizza in the Bay Area, especially their Sicilian slice 👍❤️❤️❤️
Greasy pizza with burned bottom. Ordered Hawaiian, menu says it comes with ham (like it was for years and in-store menu still says ham), but now it came with pepperoni instead that nobody told us? If you modify an item on your menu, don’t use the same name, simple as that. Waste of money (for half half pizzas they straight change the more expensive one). Place is also nasty.
Brian Dentoni-Lasofsky
I recently had the chance to try a Marley G that claims to embody the classic New Jersey style, but unfortunately, it missed the mark in several key areas. First impressions were promising—the menu's description set high expectations with promises of a crisp crust and authentic flavors. However, the reality was quite different.
First, I arrived onetime to pick up the pizza and it was clear that the staff was overwhelmed and it took 10 minutes to get my order (nobody was ahead of me). When I received the pizza the box felt cold. When I got home, the crust that was notably undercooked. Instead of the crisp, golden-brown exterior I was hoping for, the base was soggy and limp, making it difficult to pick up a slice without it folding in on itself. This lack of proper baking really detracted from the overall experience.
To add to the disappointment, the toppings were unevenly distributed. The raw garlic on top was particularly off-putting. Instead of lending a mellow, aromatic flavor, it imparted a harsh, raw bite that overwhelmed the other ingredients. While a bit of garlic can enhance a pizza, raw chunks can ruin the balance and taste.
For a pizza that touts itself as New Jersey style, this was a letdown. New Jersey pizza is known for its hearty, well-cooked crust and balanced flavors, but this attempt missed the essential qualities that make the style so beloved. I’m hoping this was just an off day for the pizzeria, but based on this experience, I can’t recommend it for those seeking an authentic New Jersey pizza experience.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Baby Panda
I love the pizza, staff are okay. And it's a nice place. A few years back they sold beer but now they don't. I got faction anomaly milk Sout from there that was really good and haven't found it since.
The Best pizza like I Am in NY! Just delightful a must around.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
everyone was laughing and enjoying, gave us big slices 💕💕💕
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
At last! Finally found excellent pizza In Alameda!
Thin crust and great toppings.
Prompt delivery too.
Food: 5
Service: 5
So oily pizza and over priced. So many better options for pizza on park street such as tomatinas but especially New York pizza
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
This may seem like an odd review since we didn’t actually patronize this establishment, but being in the hospitality industry myself, I feel it us important to offer constructive criticism and fair reviews.
My family and I actually ordered food across the street at Scolari’s. They don’t have indoor seating. And seeing as it was a rainy day, he informed us that we could sit indoors at their sister location Marley G’s. He was so enthusiastic and friendly, we took him up on it.
We arrived to a near empty restaurant. We sat down, leaving our bag at the edge of the table, as it was admittedly awkward bringing outside food into a restaurant.
I hadn’t ordered a drink at Scolari’s, so I had hoped to minimize my awkwardness by ordering one here. However, no one from the establishment ever greeted us. They looked our way once or twice, but never spoke to us.
That made the experience even more awkward, so we ate quickly. My son needed to use the restroom, so I we dipped in there before leaving. It was clean and had a child changing station, which is always a plus. However, they were out of toilet seat covers and hand towels. I wanted to alert the staff, but the awkwardness was already overwhelming. As we left, a customer was just sitting down, having ordered an enormous slice of pizza. It smelled and looked delicious.
Perhaps this is a daily occurrence, with visitors eating burgers(delicious, btw!) from their sister restaurant from a rooms the street. But for us, it was out of the ordinary and as I stated, awkward.
We do want to return and try their pizza. And when we do, I’ll update this review with our experience. Fair is fair.
Overpriced for basic food.
Good gawd, this is the best pizza I’ve ever had. Ordered the Sicilian, white, and pepperoni slice to try them all. When I warmed them in the microwave, they came out good like they were fresh unlike other places. The dough was still soft. I got the wings too, they were full of meat and flavor. So good!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Meathead was delicious. Appreciated the level of cheese across the entire pie.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Super cool spot, great service. I tried 3 different slices (Sicilian, deep dish and regular cheese slice) and something is wrong with their cheese. They def need to upgrade their mozzarella.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
The thick slices of pepperoni were good, I liked the sauce and dough. The thin slice I had was so floppy, it had to be folded, even then it was very soft and hard to eat. I wouldn't get a thin slice here again. The service was friendly and fast. The atmosphere was very standard.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
We love to come here as a family for a quick slice. The cheese pizza is amazing and a small salad is more than enough for a family of three. The ready made Sicilian pizza is delish and filling .
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Honestly, hands-down, some of the best pizza in the Bay Area, especially their Sicilian slice 👍❤️❤️❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Stromboli, Pepperoni Pizza Slice, Brooklyn Pizza
Greasy pizza with burned bottom. Ordered Hawaiian, menu says it comes with ham (like it was for years and in-store menu still says ham), but now it came with pepperoni instead that nobody told us? If you modify an item on your menu, don’t use the same name, simple as that. Waste of money (for half half pizzas they straight change the more expensive one). Place is also nasty.
I recently had the chance to try a Marley G that claims to embody the classic New Jersey style, but unfortunately, it missed the mark in several key areas. First impressions were promising—the menu's description set high expectations with promises of a crisp crust and authentic flavors. However, the reality was quite different.
First, I arrived onetime to pick up the pizza and it was clear that the staff was overwhelmed and it took 10 minutes to get my order (nobody was ahead of me). When I received the pizza the box felt cold. When I got home, the crust that was notably undercooked. Instead of the crisp, golden-brown exterior I was hoping for, the base was soggy and limp, making it difficult to pick up a slice without it folding in on itself. This lack of proper baking really detracted from the overall experience.
To add to the disappointment, the toppings were unevenly distributed. The raw garlic on top was particularly off-putting. Instead of lending a mellow, aromatic flavor, it imparted a harsh, raw bite that overwhelmed the other ingredients. While a bit of garlic can enhance a pizza, raw chunks can ruin the balance and taste.
For a pizza that touts itself as New Jersey style, this was a letdown. New Jersey pizza is known for its hearty, well-cooked crust and balanced flavors, but this attempt missed the essential qualities that make the style so beloved. I’m hoping this was just an off day for the pizzeria, but based on this experience, I can’t recommend it for those seeking an authentic New Jersey pizza experience.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
I love the pizza, staff are okay. And it's a nice place. A few years back they sold beer but now they don't. I got faction anomaly milk Sout from there that was really good and haven't found it since.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Arugula, Pepperoni Pizza Slice, Brooklyn Pizza, Cheese Pizza
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