I tried a couple slices of their pizza yesterday at an Autry event and was impressed with the spice level. Impressed enough that I zoomed into my picture to see where the pizza was from. It was just spicy enough to feel a little in the back of my throat. One of the slices I had was onion and the other looked like pesto and sun-dried tomato. The onion slice seemed to be slightly spicier, but I can't be sure. Anyway, now their name makes total sense.
Joey D.
Take a piece of white sandwhich bread and put it in a bucket of water, next take hot ketchup and smear it on top, then add cheese and let it sit in a hot car for a few hours. That's exactly what this shit hole of a pizza place tastes like. Worst pizza in LA If you want your toppings to slide off this is the pizza. I'd eat little Caesar's over this trash
Trismegistus _.
Whoever thought it was a good idea to not serve slices at Lucifers Pizza here is your review. You are also the person(s) responsible for the horrible name of a restaurant. Since I first saw this establishment in 2021 it is always empty. I think nobody likes this place. I'm from NY and have yet to even try this place.
Hardzei Perapechka
Menu is very outdated on prices. $60+ for two individual pies with a salad each.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Chicken & Bacon, Greek Salad
Sona S
Great gluten-free crust. Crispy, flavorful, overall good option. Awesome topping combinations.Dietary restrictions: Gluten-free crust is crispy like a thin crust pizza. Only available in the personal size but a great option for those that want a good pizza but can't have the wheat crust.
Food: 5
Recommended dishes: Prosciutto Pollo Pizza
Dustin C.
Would give it 3.5 stars if that were an option. Have ordered from here for dine in and pickup many times over the years since they first opened... Pros: - Pizza has always been tasty and is quite good for LA. - Crust is always great. - Service is friendly in my experience. Cons: - They usually (see next comment) skimp on cheese, sauce, and/or toppings. This is also the case on most other things there (example: the sauce they give with garlic bread...is just a comically small amount...why???). - While always still tasty, the pizza is inconsistent (other than the crust). Sometimes there's an acceptable amount of cheese, sometimes hardly any. Same with the sauce. Toppings are always a bit light but sometimes worse than others. Sometimes I've ordered the mild sauce and it's been spicy. Sometimes I've ordered the spicy sauce and it's been mild. You just never know. - Their timing is also inconsistent. I've been told 30 minutes for a pickup order only to get there after 30 minutes and wait another 30. I've been told 30 minutes and gotten there in 25 and had them hand me a pizza that is already cold and seems to have been sitting and the cheese has already re-hardened. And this happens regardless whether they're busy or not. No rhyme or reason from what I can tell. Only safe way I've found - if you want to get the pizza right when it comes out - is to order it there, or maybe 10-15 min before getting there, and wait. - Their prices are OUTRAGEOUS, even considering the rising costs of late. I don't know the inner workings of their business, books, or margins, and they very well may charge what they need to in order to get by and make some money, but the pizza is objectively expensive by any standard. Based solely on what you get, it should cost half or maybe 60% of what they charge. Not a pro or con but just another point: The place is really designed for pick up only. Yes, they do have a couple tables and you can sit there to eat. Which is good if you order there and want the pizza as fresh as it can be. But there isn't really much ambience in the place - which is totally fine as that's not what they're going for. Just something to be aware of...
David William
Not bad pizza, but way to much cheap tasting cheese. Should have ordered 1/2 the cheese, which was an option online. The pepperoni pizza barely deserved it's name. I'd say it had 25-35% of the pepporini an average pepperoni pizza had. Not a repeat for us.
Food: 3
Service: 5
Lobat Asadi
Great pizza combinations, a lot more gourmet toppings than traditional pizza places, such as Kalamata olives and real pepperoni that they slice and use! Yet this can be a bit off putting for people who aren’t expecting it - who I’ve ordered pizza for. Last but not least, Lucifer never have enough sauce or cheese on the pies. Why is that Lucifer? Is the devil a vegan- I don’t so. Overall it’s devilishly good pizza that you should try.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Brendan M.
Pizza from the Los Feliz store use to be good but now it is not any good and overpriced.
Leila A.
This is the best pizza in LA. I'm from the East coast and this is the closest thing to NY pizza!! Johnnie at the Los Feliz location makes the best pizza. I have given this pizza to treat people at the post office and my doctors offices for lunch and everyone absolutely loves this pizza. I've also gifted it to employees at the grocery store to say thank you and happy holidays etc. Anyone who eats this pizza thinks it's da bomb. It's so flavorful and has spice if you like. So far no other pizza comes close. Thank you Johnnie!!! The lamb and chicken pesto are customers favorites.
Cool quirky pizza spot, I would recommend ordering it in advance but it's ideal for a beach trip, picnic or anything relevant. Good customer service as they gave me plates and napkins as well which was needed since I was headed to rooftop cinema. Will probably come back
Mandhar Dimple
I love to eat lucifers pizza it is really delicious mostly I take pizza hut when I want to eat but one in this week on monday we try lucifers pizza the service is too good all staff members are very friendly and nice. It is very tasty everyone try it you love that ❤️❤️
I ate here and the food resembled this business’ name, tasted like hell, overpriced, low quality ingredients and an offensive business name. Why would anyone eat at a place named after satan. No thank you!!!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Kathryn M.
I thought the name Lucifer's pizza was just in reference to the spice they used on their pizza's, when in reality it was a reference to what it was like eating at their establishment, which was hell. They don't give you water if you ask for it, they don't bring the pizza out to you, the workers move through the motions as if they're shackled to the kitchen. It felt like being waited on by Charon on the way over the river Styx. There is a miasma of morose throughout this establishment, if you go, get takeout and nothing else.
Wyatt B.
I walked in and ordered three pizzas, asked for a cup of water and the dude said they don't give water to their guests. What the fuck?
I tried a couple slices of their pizza yesterday at an Autry event and was impressed with the spice level. Impressed enough that I zoomed into my picture to see where the pizza was from. It was just spicy enough to feel a little in the back of my throat. One of the slices I had was onion and the other looked like pesto and sun-dried tomato. The onion slice seemed to be slightly spicier, but I can't be sure. Anyway, now their name makes total sense.
Take a piece of white sandwhich bread and put it in a bucket of water, next take hot ketchup and smear it on top, then add cheese and let it sit in a hot car for a few hours. That's exactly what this shit hole of a pizza place tastes like. Worst pizza in LA If you want your toppings to slide off this is the pizza. I'd eat little Caesar's over this trash
Whoever thought it was a good idea to not serve slices at Lucifers Pizza here is your review. You are also the person(s) responsible for the horrible name of a restaurant. Since I first saw this establishment in 2021 it is always empty. I think nobody likes this place. I'm from NY and have yet to even try this place.
Menu is very outdated on prices. $60+ for two individual pies with a salad each.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Chicken & Bacon, Greek Salad
Great gluten-free crust. Crispy, flavorful, overall good option. Awesome topping combinations.Dietary restrictions: Gluten-free crust is crispy like a thin crust pizza. Only available in the personal size but a great option for those that want a good pizza but can't have the wheat crust.
Food: 5
Recommended dishes: Prosciutto Pollo Pizza
Would give it 3.5 stars if that were an option. Have ordered from here for dine in and pickup many times over the years since they first opened... Pros: - Pizza has always been tasty and is quite good for LA. - Crust is always great. - Service is friendly in my experience. Cons: - They usually (see next comment) skimp on cheese, sauce, and/or toppings. This is also the case on most other things there (example: the sauce they give with garlic bread...is just a comically small amount...why???). - While always still tasty, the pizza is inconsistent (other than the crust). Sometimes there's an acceptable amount of cheese, sometimes hardly any. Same with the sauce. Toppings are always a bit light but sometimes worse than others. Sometimes I've ordered the mild sauce and it's been spicy. Sometimes I've ordered the spicy sauce and it's been mild. You just never know. - Their timing is also inconsistent. I've been told 30 minutes for a pickup order only to get there after 30 minutes and wait another 30. I've been told 30 minutes and gotten there in 25 and had them hand me a pizza that is already cold and seems to have been sitting and the cheese has already re-hardened. And this happens regardless whether they're busy or not. No rhyme or reason from what I can tell. Only safe way I've found - if you want to get the pizza right when it comes out - is to order it there, or maybe 10-15 min before getting there, and wait. - Their prices are OUTRAGEOUS, even considering the rising costs of late. I don't know the inner workings of their business, books, or margins, and they very well may charge what they need to in order to get by and make some money, but the pizza is objectively expensive by any standard. Based solely on what you get, it should cost half or maybe 60% of what they charge. Not a pro or con but just another point: The place is really designed for pick up only. Yes, they do have a couple tables and you can sit there to eat. Which is good if you order there and want the pizza as fresh as it can be. But there isn't really much ambience in the place - which is totally fine as that's not what they're going for. Just something to be aware of...
Not bad pizza, but way to much cheap tasting cheese. Should have ordered 1/2 the cheese, which was an option online. The pepperoni pizza barely deserved it's name. I'd say it had 25-35% of the pepporini an average pepperoni pizza had. Not a repeat for us.
Food: 3
Service: 5
Great pizza combinations, a lot more gourmet toppings than traditional pizza places, such as Kalamata olives and real pepperoni that they slice and use! Yet this can be a bit off putting for people who aren’t expecting it - who I’ve ordered pizza for. Last but not least, Lucifer never have enough sauce or cheese on the pies. Why is that Lucifer? Is the devil a vegan- I don’t so. Overall it’s devilishly good pizza that you should try.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Pizza from the Los Feliz store use to be good but now it is not any good and overpriced.
This is the best pizza in LA. I'm from the East coast and this is the closest thing to NY pizza!! Johnnie at the Los Feliz location makes the best pizza. I have given this pizza to treat people at the post office and my doctors offices for lunch and everyone absolutely loves this pizza. I've also gifted it to employees at the grocery store to say thank you and happy holidays etc. Anyone who eats this pizza thinks it's da bomb. It's so flavorful and has spice if you like. So far no other pizza comes close. Thank you Johnnie!!! The lamb and chicken pesto are customers favorites.
Restaurantji Recommends
Cool quirky pizza spot, I would recommend ordering it in advance but it's ideal for a beach trip, picnic or anything relevant. Good customer service as they gave me plates and napkins as well which was needed since I was headed to rooftop cinema. Will probably come back
I love to eat lucifers pizza it is really delicious mostly I take pizza hut when I want to eat but one in this week on monday we try lucifers pizza the service is too good all staff members are very friendly and nice. It is very tasty everyone try it you love that ❤️❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Veggie Pizza, Greek Salad, Garlic Bread
I ate here and the food resembled this business’ name, tasted like hell, overpriced, low quality ingredients and an offensive business name. Why would anyone eat at a place named after satan. No thank you!!!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I thought the name Lucifer's pizza was just in reference to the spice they used on their pizza's, when in reality it was a reference to what it was like eating at their establishment, which was hell. They don't give you water if you ask for it, they don't bring the pizza out to you, the workers move through the motions as if they're shackled to the kitchen. It felt like being waited on by Charon on the way over the river Styx. There is a miasma of morose throughout this establishment, if you go, get takeout and nothing else.
I walked in and ordered three pizzas, asked for a cup of water and the dude said they don't give water to their guests. What the fuck?