The place smelled like sewage, there where flies everywhere. I got a veggie pizza was mediocre at best. I ended up going to pyramid later...
Fran L.
One of the better pizza places in Oakland Airport! There is almost always a standing room only with a long line of customers waiting for their freshly baked pizza. The open brick oven with intense gas heat bakes pizza in five minutes. There are limited choices of toppings available but they are definitely delicious since the pizza is made upon ordering them. The small pizza is close to $20 airport rate but for the most part it's pretty good deal. I usually finish the entire thing with a cold beer in one seating. There are two low tables and high chairs for the customers. They have to go items plenty and well stocked. They make tons of dough for their small operation at the small Oakland Airport. I strongly recommend this establishment when you are craving for that pizza while flying! Good luck to your travels!
Jon M.
Airport food is generally crappy and over priced. I frequently travel through Oakland Int'l and you know what? This place is the bomb for breakfast sandwiches. I get the bacon, egg, cheese croissant. So good. That and a large coffee will set you back $20 but it's worth it. No photos, cause it's already in ma belly
Erika Erin C.
Came by before our flight to Vegas. Our party ordered a few items off the a la carte menu as well as some hot foods. Personally I just got a white claws, but my family enjoyed tacos and a rice bowl off the cooked menu and a croissant sandwich and a small charcuterie tray. They also ordered a round of double shot tequila prior to the flight. The weirdest part was that they dropped the limes into the shots Overall the service was average. Not very many choices in this airport but if you're hungry and need a quick bite it does the job
Jerry K.
Stood in line at the counter for 5 minutes waiting to be served. You could say just a minute please or at least acknowledge me. No one was behind me. No excuse for this.?
Melissa F.
Gross, cold, (ala cart) hash brown patty... barely larger than one from McDonald's. Cold coffee was ok, until added creamer... came out in chunks.. floating now...ewe
J P
Bread is too buttery, cheese is gross, still probably better than subway.
M. Petersen
This must have been a joke. Ordered the meatball sub and got three meatballs with mozzarella sprinkled on top and a hot dog bun next to it. Meatballs were lukewarm. Just awful.
Bryton D.
Pizza was disgusting. I couldn't even eat a full slice. Had a nice crispy texture, but there was very little sauce and lots of cheese that was super gross tasting. $12 for garbage.
David N.
With limited airport cuisine, I stopped at East Bay Cafe. A nice woman greeted me with "Welcome Mam, I mean Sir, what would you like?" Haha! I said it is my pandemic "man-boobs?" No, she said it was my earring. No worries! The Meats Up pizza was delicious! Better than the RT personal pie. Sausage and pepperoni with a mild sauce and a good gooey cheese. A relative thin crispy crust. I enjoyed every bite!
Burned expensively small pizzas. Lady who took my order kept closing her eyes as I was trying to tell her what I wanted. Oak doesn't have a lot of dining options but if possible stay away!
Fiona Shaw
Fast service. good crust. 10 dollars for a tiny four slice pizza but that's airport prices baby. Out of olives. Felt rushed even though it wasn't very busy and had a hard time understanding cashier. Not super polite either.
Todd Arnold
Have limited menu, but happy to let you stand in line for 20 minutes to tell you that.
Trung N.
Not bad! But not good! It's fast casual - you order at the counter and they call your number. There's some seating to the left of the restaurant, but it's good if you're on the go. They also have some prepackaged stuff. We ordered the following: meats up pizza ($10.95): marina sauce, sausage, pepperoni + mozzarella build your own ($9.95 with each additional topping = $1): pesto, mozzarella, tomatoes + chicken Everything was very okay. Not that flavorful and nothing to write home about. I guess what was nice was the fact that they make the pizza for you right on the spot so it's super fresh. Our Build Your Own pizza was wildly chunky - large slices of tomatoes and larges slices of chicken, which made for unappetizing bites. It was fine because it was pretty cheap for what it is.
Ajinkya B.
BBQ Chicken Pizza wasn't too bad (way to much cheese though), and wings were alright. Not too shabby for airport food!
The place smelled like sewage, there where flies everywhere. I got a veggie pizza was mediocre at best. I ended up going to pyramid later...
One of the better pizza places in Oakland Airport! There is almost always a standing room only with a long line of customers waiting for their freshly baked pizza. The open brick oven with intense gas heat bakes pizza in five minutes. There are limited choices of toppings available but they are definitely delicious since the pizza is made upon ordering them. The small pizza is close to $20 airport rate but for the most part it's pretty good deal. I usually finish the entire thing with a cold beer in one seating. There are two low tables and high chairs for the customers. They have to go items plenty and well stocked. They make tons of dough for their small operation at the small Oakland Airport. I strongly recommend this establishment when you are craving for that pizza while flying! Good luck to your travels!
Airport food is generally crappy and over priced. I frequently travel through Oakland Int'l and you know what? This place is the bomb for breakfast sandwiches. I get the bacon, egg, cheese croissant. So good. That and a large coffee will set you back $20 but it's worth it. No photos, cause it's already in ma belly
Came by before our flight to Vegas. Our party ordered a few items off the a la carte menu as well as some hot foods. Personally I just got a white claws, but my family enjoyed tacos and a rice bowl off the cooked menu and a croissant sandwich and a small charcuterie tray. They also ordered a round of double shot tequila prior to the flight. The weirdest part was that they dropped the limes into the shots Overall the service was average. Not very many choices in this airport but if you're hungry and need a quick bite it does the job
Stood in line at the counter for 5 minutes waiting to be served. You could say just a minute please or at least acknowledge me. No one was behind me. No excuse for this.?
Gross, cold, (ala cart) hash brown patty... barely larger than one from McDonald's. Cold coffee was ok, until added creamer... came out in chunks.. floating now...ewe
Bread is too buttery, cheese is gross, still probably better than subway.
This must have been a joke. Ordered the meatball sub and got three meatballs with mozzarella sprinkled on top and a hot dog bun next to it. Meatballs were lukewarm. Just awful.
Pizza was disgusting. I couldn't even eat a full slice. Had a nice crispy texture, but there was very little sauce and lots of cheese that was super gross tasting. $12 for garbage.
With limited airport cuisine, I stopped at East Bay Cafe. A nice woman greeted me with "Welcome Mam, I mean Sir, what would you like?" Haha! I said it is my pandemic "man-boobs?" No, she said it was my earring. No worries! The Meats Up pizza was delicious! Better than the RT personal pie. Sausage and pepperoni with a mild sauce and a good gooey cheese. A relative thin crispy crust. I enjoyed every bite!
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Burned expensively small pizzas. Lady who took my order kept closing her eyes as I was trying to tell her what I wanted. Oak doesn't have a lot of dining options but if possible stay away!
Fast service. good crust. 10 dollars for a tiny four slice pizza but that's airport prices baby. Out of olives. Felt rushed even though it wasn't very busy and had a hard time understanding cashier. Not super polite either.
Have limited menu, but happy to let you stand in line for 20 minutes to tell you that.
Not bad! But not good! It's fast casual - you order at the counter and they call your number. There's some seating to the left of the restaurant, but it's good if you're on the go. They also have some prepackaged stuff. We ordered the following: meats up pizza ($10.95): marina sauce, sausage, pepperoni + mozzarella build your own ($9.95 with each additional topping = $1): pesto, mozzarella, tomatoes + chicken Everything was very okay. Not that flavorful and nothing to write home about. I guess what was nice was the fact that they make the pizza for you right on the spot so it's super fresh. Our Build Your Own pizza was wildly chunky - large slices of tomatoes and larges slices of chicken, which made for unappetizing bites. It was fine because it was pretty cheap for what it is.
BBQ Chicken Pizza wasn't too bad (way to much cheese though), and wings were alright. Not too shabby for airport food!