Browse menus, reviews and photos of Pizza Restaurants near Marina Del Rey.
Pizza · $
4371 Glencoe Avenue Ste B-7, Marina del Rey
Customers’ favorites
“Great pizza and knots! Visiting from Arizona. Owners very friendly and great customer service. Wish we had one of these in Arizona. Definitely we would give 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.Thanks till the next visit!”
Sushi Bar · $$
4625 Admiralty Way Ste 104, Marina del Rey
Customers’ favorites
“The food was good overall! We tried the fried mushroom shared plate, which was a little average. It was essentially fried mushrooms with a sweet and tangy sauce. We also had the Firecracker Maki Roll, which was good, although it leaned a little on the sweeter side. My absolute favorite was the udon noodles! They were creamy, flavorful, and just perfect. I would definitely recommend trying them. The atmosphere was lovely, with the option of both indoor and outdoor seating. Overall, it was a nice dining experience, especially for the udon noodles!”
Pizza · $
534 Washington Boulevard, Marina del Rey
Customers’ favorites
“great non greasy pizza Loved the dough”
Pizza · $$
4716 Lincoln Boulevard Unit c, Marina del Rey
Customers’ favorites
“I can’t believe this has lower than a 4.8. Pizzana is the real deal. We just came back from Italy and it’s not too far off from our favorite spot in Italy, truly. The Neo Margherita is our go to, it’s so delicious and not like any other pizza in LA. Their salads are also super fresh and the focaccia is so yummy. Pizzana stays in our rotation and never disappoints.”
Pizza Takeaway · $
13381 Beach Avenue, Marina del Rey
“the best and the only take-n- bake pizza ever... love that you can choose ingredients to build your own! :-)...Xoxox”
Pizza Takeaway · $
Vía Marina &, Panay Way, Marina del Rey
Customers’ favorites
“That’s an amazing choice of local organic produce!”
Pizza · $
4722 1/2 Admiralty Way, Marina del Rey
Customers’ favorites
“My family enjoys Fresh Brother's pizza, although they are a bit pricey. This location used to have chronic problems with food being ready much later than was communicated online. Lately our food has been ready at the expected pick-up time, so my faith has been restored. The restaurant itself is very basic with only a few tables to sit at. Make sure to checkout social media for Fresh Brothers because coupon codes are sometimes available.”
A pizza from a vending machine takes 90 seconds. California Pizza Kitchen is betting on a thousand of them. The chain has partnered with retail services firm T-Roc Global to install and operate up to 1,000 automated retail machines across 30 U.S. markets over the next three years. The kiosks will go into airports, universities, hospitals, hotels and office complexes, places where a decent sit-down meal is hard to find. CPK will fill each market with a cluster of at least 20 machines before pushing further.
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California Pizza Kitchen (CPK) has partnered with multi-unit restaurant operator Sundine LLC to expand its presence in Nevada and Utah. It's CPK's first big franchising deal in the U.S. - and it couldn't come at a better time. The casual dining chain, known for its inventive pizzas, has struggled in recent years to keep stores open.