Pizza was $7 a slice and mediocre at best. Thin sliced, light sauce, good crust, decent cheese but other than that nothing special. Drinks were a buck or two over what other bars offer and same, nothing special.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 3
Kyle Belinfante-Burns
Amazing pizza and hotdogs and all the arcade games is definitely my way to decompress after work! Needs a bigger beer selection for sure but Can't wait to return and have another fantastic night!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Joe Espinoza
Walked in tried to engage bartender who basically ignored us. Sat at table and still ignored. The three staff members seemed more concerned about setting up versus serving patrons. Must be wealthy to let $$$ walk out the door. First time there ...never will return.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Diwakar Raja
Pizza here was great! Thin crust like a real Brooklyn pizza
John Morgan
Awesome bar. Great games. Delicious pizza.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rick Lupert
Well, it finally happened – After opining about the lack of legitimate NYC-style pizza in Santa Clarita to anyone who would listen, it has arrived. It is spot-on perfect, and in terms of NYC-style pizza, it is the best that the Sant Clarita Valley has to offer, in a super-fun atmosphere that's unlike any other venue up here.I've had slices here a couple of times...the crust is perfectly thin and crispy, and the amount of cheese and sauce is as it should be...it's exactly what you're looking for.The place is a lot of fun too...with rows of 80's video games and pinball machines at your disposal and a tremendous amount of love and detail gone into the decor to match, it's a retro-heaven, right in old-town Newhall with free parking in the structure behind the restaurant.The caveat for me, though, is that as good as it all is, it's not exactly a pizza restaurant (at least not yet.) For the most part it's 21 and over, so I can't bring my family with me to have pizza and enjoy the arcade. At the moment there is no delivery service working with them so I can't order a pie for pizza night, and, though I hear they may be doing a pizza window to help with some of that, it hasn't happened yet. So, as good as the pizza is, and despite the fact it says "pizza" in the name of the place, pizza seems like a secondary focus for the place as a result. It's a bit like a tease after being so excited I can finally get really, really good NYC slices up here, I need to leave my family out of the equation if I want to do so.Victory Pizza is rocking it as a bar and their nighttime party scene looks off the hook. So if that's what you're looking for, you'll love everything about it.They could be wiping the floor with every other regular pizza place in town. Their pizza is miles ahead of all of them (if you're a fan of real NYC-style pizza and not counting the couple of pretty good Neapolitan-style pizzas we have in Santa Clarita...that's a different animal. I'm hoping they can scale up the pizza part of their operation to make it more accessible to those of us not looking for another place to drink. If they did, I'm pretty sure I'd have my paycheck directly deposited into their account every week. ;)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lorenzo Johnson
This place was beyond AMAZING!! The atmosphere was fantastic and brought back SOOO many memories! You can tell they put a lot of work into the painted artwork that is around. This is a pizza bar, and that PIZZA was soooooo good! That pizza was the best I have ever had! The crust was sl thin and flakey, the pizza sauce was authentic and flavorful! The bartender was awesome!l and the drinks were made really good and not like water lol. I would 1000/10 recommend
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
rickpoet
Well, it finally happened – After opining about the lack of legitimate NYC-style pizza in Santa Clarita to anyone who would listen, it has arrived. It is spot-on perfect, and in terms of NYC-style pizza, it is the best that the Sant Clarita Valley has to offer, in a super-fun atmosphere that's unlike any other venue up here. I've had slices here a couple of times...the crust is perfectly thin and crispy, and the amount of cheese and sauce is as it should be...it's exactly what you're looking for. The place is a lot of fun too...with rows of 80's video games and pinball machines at your disposal and a tremendous amount of love and detail gone into the decor to match, it's a retro-heaven, right in old-town Newhall with free parking in the structure behind the restaurant. The caveat for me, though, is that as good as it all is, it's not exactly a pizza restaurant (at least not yet.) For the most part it's 21 and over, so I can't bring my family with me to have pizza and enjoy the arcade. At the moment there is no delivery service working with them so I can't order a pie for pizza night, and, though I hear they may be doing a pizza window to help with some of that, it hasn't happened yet. So, as good as the pizza is, and despite the fact it says "pizza" in the name of the place, pizza seems like a secondary focus for the place as a result. It's a bit like a tease after being so excited I can finally get really, really good NYC slices up here, I need to leave my family out of the equation if I want to do so. Victory Pizza is rocking it as a bar and their nighttime party scene looks off the hook. So if that's what you're looking for, you'll love everything about it. They could be wiping the floor with every other regular pizza place in town. Their pizza is miles ahead of all of them (if you're a fan of real NYC-style pizza and not counting the couple of pretty good Neapolitan-style pizzas we have in Santa Clarita...that's a different animal. I'm hoping they can scale up the pizza part of their operation to make it more accessible to those of us not looking for another place to drink. If they did, I'm pretty sure I'd have my paycheck directly deposited into their account every week. ;)
Frog Knight Games (FrogKnightGames)
Blasting modern music and serving alcohol while people struggle to get arcade machines to work without much help. Playing back to the future on the TV like ... It's just all so hipster.
The venue doesn’t stick to their own operating schedule. They advertised that they would open at 6pm but opened late.A slice of pizza is around $8 and not very filling since it’s thin. They won’t sell you a full pizza for whatever reason.The pinball machines are fantastic. The retro arcade games are hit or miss. There were around 5 machines already broken when I was there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 2
Carlos Davadi
I wish for nothing more than to be able to enjoy this place.To begin with, it's a small location. It's not about the size though, but how it's used.There's a decent amount of machines, primarily pinball or solo play.If you love pinball, you can be by yourself with something you may love while having a drink.A lot of the other games are either broken or not ready.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 4
Victor Soto
Ok first and foremost let’s talk about the pizza. I am from NYC and when I say this man has cracked the code, HE HAS CRACKED THE CODE.Really nice management and staff and everything in there is super nostalgic from the graffiti decor to the vintage arcade games.Please note! This ain’t a place to bring the kids. This is absolutely a bar and there will be loud music.My only hope is that they open up a little earlier in the day for take out orders only of pizza which could potentially drive the cost of the pizza down eventually.But overall, really good job and I can’t wait to see how the owner improves upon this already awesome idea.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wunder Flurries
Fantastic spot for drinks and games. The New York style pizza is leagues above delivery and the atmosphere is on-point. Lots of beautiful graffiti art and vintage decor.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Grada Prod
Was super dope, I want to support but not enough bar tenders! Waited 45 mins for a drink! “Sad face” definitely suggest more bar tenders that know how to make good drinks! Especially on the weekend when it’s busier and y’all have a 360 bar smh. Asked for a pizza and the kitchen was closed why? It was only 10:30 pm “super sad face”
Fun atmosphere and good food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Pizza was $7 a slice and mediocre at best. Thin sliced, light sauce, good crust, decent cheese but other than that nothing special. Drinks were a buck or two over what other bars offer and same, nothing special.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 3
Amazing pizza and hotdogs and all the arcade games is definitely my way to decompress after work! Needs a bigger beer selection for sure but Can't wait to return and have another fantastic night!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Walked in tried to engage bartender who basically ignored us. Sat at table and still ignored. The three staff members seemed more concerned about setting up versus serving patrons. Must be wealthy to let $$$ walk out the door. First time there ...never will return.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Pizza here was great! Thin crust like a real Brooklyn pizza
Awesome bar. Great games. Delicious pizza.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Well, it finally happened – After opining about the lack of legitimate NYC-style pizza in Santa Clarita to anyone who would listen, it has arrived. It is spot-on perfect, and in terms of NYC-style pizza, it is the best that the Sant Clarita Valley has to offer, in a super-fun atmosphere that's unlike any other venue up here.I've had slices here a couple of times...the crust is perfectly thin and crispy, and the amount of cheese and sauce is as it should be...it's exactly what you're looking for.The place is a lot of fun too...with rows of 80's video games and pinball machines at your disposal and a tremendous amount of love and detail gone into the decor to match, it's a retro-heaven, right in old-town Newhall with free parking in the structure behind the restaurant.The caveat for me, though, is that as good as it all is, it's not exactly a pizza restaurant (at least not yet.) For the most part it's 21 and over, so I can't bring my family with me to have pizza and enjoy the arcade. At the moment there is no delivery service working with them so I can't order a pie for pizza night, and, though I hear they may be doing a pizza window to help with some of that, it hasn't happened yet. So, as good as the pizza is, and despite the fact it says "pizza" in the name of the place, pizza seems like a secondary focus for the place as a result. It's a bit like a tease after being so excited I can finally get really, really good NYC slices up here, I need to leave my family out of the equation if I want to do so.Victory Pizza is rocking it as a bar and their nighttime party scene looks off the hook. So if that's what you're looking for, you'll love everything about it.They could be wiping the floor with every other regular pizza place in town. Their pizza is miles ahead of all of them (if you're a fan of real NYC-style pizza and not counting the couple of pretty good Neapolitan-style pizzas we have in Santa Clarita...that's a different animal. I'm hoping they can scale up the pizza part of their operation to make it more accessible to those of us not looking for another place to drink. If they did, I'm pretty sure I'd have my paycheck directly deposited into their account every week. ;)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This place was beyond AMAZING!! The atmosphere was fantastic and brought back SOOO many memories! You can tell they put a lot of work into the painted artwork that is around. This is a pizza bar, and that PIZZA was soooooo good! That pizza was the best I have ever had! The crust was sl thin and flakey, the pizza sauce was authentic and flavorful! The bartender was awesome!l and the drinks were made really good and not like water lol. I would 1000/10 recommend
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Well, it finally happened – After opining about the lack of legitimate NYC-style pizza in Santa Clarita to anyone who would listen, it has arrived. It is spot-on perfect, and in terms of NYC-style pizza, it is the best that the Sant Clarita Valley has to offer, in a super-fun atmosphere that's unlike any other venue up here. I've had slices here a couple of times...the crust is perfectly thin and crispy, and the amount of cheese and sauce is as it should be...it's exactly what you're looking for. The place is a lot of fun too...with rows of 80's video games and pinball machines at your disposal and a tremendous amount of love and detail gone into the decor to match, it's a retro-heaven, right in old-town Newhall with free parking in the structure behind the restaurant. The caveat for me, though, is that as good as it all is, it's not exactly a pizza restaurant (at least not yet.) For the most part it's 21 and over, so I can't bring my family with me to have pizza and enjoy the arcade. At the moment there is no delivery service working with them so I can't order a pie for pizza night, and, though I hear they may be doing a pizza window to help with some of that, it hasn't happened yet. So, as good as the pizza is, and despite the fact it says "pizza" in the name of the place, pizza seems like a secondary focus for the place as a result. It's a bit like a tease after being so excited I can finally get really, really good NYC slices up here, I need to leave my family out of the equation if I want to do so. Victory Pizza is rocking it as a bar and their nighttime party scene looks off the hook. So if that's what you're looking for, you'll love everything about it. They could be wiping the floor with every other regular pizza place in town. Their pizza is miles ahead of all of them (if you're a fan of real NYC-style pizza and not counting the couple of pretty good Neapolitan-style pizzas we have in Santa Clarita...that's a different animal. I'm hoping they can scale up the pizza part of their operation to make it more accessible to those of us not looking for another place to drink. If they did, I'm pretty sure I'd have my paycheck directly deposited into their account every week. ;)
Blasting modern music and serving alcohol while people struggle to get arcade machines to work without much help. Playing back to the future on the TV like ... It's just all so hipster.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 2
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The venue doesn’t stick to their own operating schedule. They advertised that they would open at 6pm but opened late.A slice of pizza is around $8 and not very filling since it’s thin. They won’t sell you a full pizza for whatever reason.The pinball machines are fantastic. The retro arcade games are hit or miss. There were around 5 machines already broken when I was there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 2
I wish for nothing more than to be able to enjoy this place.To begin with, it's a small location. It's not about the size though, but how it's used.There's a decent amount of machines, primarily pinball or solo play.If you love pinball, you can be by yourself with something you may love while having a drink.A lot of the other games are either broken or not ready.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 4
Ok first and foremost let’s talk about the pizza. I am from NYC and when I say this man has cracked the code, HE HAS CRACKED THE CODE.Really nice management and staff and everything in there is super nostalgic from the graffiti decor to the vintage arcade games.Please note! This ain’t a place to bring the kids. This is absolutely a bar and there will be loud music.My only hope is that they open up a little earlier in the day for take out orders only of pizza which could potentially drive the cost of the pizza down eventually.But overall, really good job and I can’t wait to see how the owner improves upon this already awesome idea.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Fantastic spot for drinks and games. The New York style pizza is leagues above delivery and the atmosphere is on-point. Lots of beautiful graffiti art and vintage decor.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Was super dope, I want to support but not enough bar tenders! Waited 45 mins for a drink! “Sad face” definitely suggest more bar tenders that know how to make good drinks! Especially on the weekend when it’s busier and y’all have a 360 bar smh. Asked for a pizza and the kitchen was closed why? It was only 10:30 pm “super sad face”
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 3
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