Abbot's Pizza
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Everything about this place I love. Great pizza as you can tell.
Always a great experience at Abbots/Lil Guy. I’m a regular and love seeing the same friendly employees. Anthony helped me today :)
The pizza is always so fresh and crispy. Highly recommend for quick good eats and reasonable prices compared to everything on Abbot Kinney!
Great neighborhood slice spot right on Abbot Kinney! Service is quick. Staff is genuinely friendly and helpful. The crust really stands out, and the menu has fun, unique options you won't find elsewhere (the salad pizza is a must-try). They stretch the dough right in front of you so the pizza is super fresh. It's a solid, tasty stop whenever we're in the area.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 9AM - 10PM |
Abbot's Pizza is a beloved local spot known for its delicious pizza and crispy crust with leopard spots. Recently, the restaurant has undergone changes under new ownership, which have been positively received by many longtime customers. The new owners have worked on improving the dough recipe, resulting in a crust with real crumb structure and a perfect crunch. They use fresh tomatoes, quality cheese, and artisanal pepperoni, making the pizza taste much better than it did in recent years. Popular choices include the cheese pizza, pepperoni pineapple, and the cheese bomb, all praised for their great taste and well-cooked crust. Though some feel the prices are a bit high, they are comparable to other independent pizza places in the expensive neighborhood. Customers appreciate that Abbot's is finally back to its former quality, with many saying it's better than ever and that the restaurant has become their new go-to pizza spot. Overall, Abbot's Pizza now offers real, quality pizza, and longtime fans are happy to see it return to its roots.