Location: San Lorenzo
Top Restaurants in San Lorenzo
Top 5 Pizza food in San Lorenzo, California, United States
Reviews on Pizza food in San Lorenzo, California, United States. San Lorenzo, also known as San Lorenzo Village, is a census-designated place (CDP) located in the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area in Alameda County, California, United States. The population was 23,452 at the 2010 census. It is an unincorporated community, located at the banks of San Leandro Creek. It was originally named Squattersville in 1851, but later renamed to San Lorenzo.
Things to do in San Lorenzo
1. Porky's Pizza Palace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
"Specializing in great Authentic Hand Tossed Pizza with amazing amounts of Fresh Toppings - Fresh Plump, Juicy Chicken and Pasta with our homemade meat sauce. Served fast in friendly family atmosphere"15 Beers on tap with 13 Rotating Local CraftBrews. Che
Reviewed By winkleresq
Very family oriented Pizza parlor. Has been around for many years and makes you feel very welcome. Pizza is always very good and reasonably priced. A fine beer selection as every pizza restaurant should have. Plenty of parking on and off site. Favorite pizza place in San Leandro
2. Little Caesars
Reviewed By joel U
Top 1 in hayward ca . best pizza with no sauce and extra cheese. Workers are great and fast... Lines always moves fast.
3. Fresh Pizza - San Lorenzo
Established in 1988 Thank you for choosing our place to eat your favorite Italian, American and other ethnic Filipino cuisine. We love you to have an excellent dining experience by serving you the best pizza in the East Bay area and also offer you great F
Reviewed By chasinUpstateNewYork
I get to San Lorenzo once or twice a year to visit family & friends; Fresh Pizza caught my nose on Saturday. We stopped into the grocery in the plaza where Fresh Pizza is located, earlier in the day; Fresh Pizza had their outdoor bbq going and the aroma was good. At dinner time, take-out seemed to be a good idea (eight people ranging from 11 to 78) so I offered to go get food.The skewers of chicken and pork were what attracted me, but the whole menu was interesting. I got an order of Lumpia (a kind of small egg roll but not really) and three different pizzas, along with eight pork skewers (chicken was sold out by then). Everything was good. On the second occasion, three of us went for dinner. My friend had checked with a Filipino friend of his to get a better sense of what to order; we followed the recommendation. Lumpia again, along with Garlic Rice (steamed rice with lots of bits of fried garlic mixed in, there were NO vampires around us that evening!) Chicken Adobo, Sizzling Pork Sisig (a pork knuckle deep fried, with crispy skin and deliciously tender meat) and Boneless Milk Bangus (a flat fish, fried and then deboned and chopped up, mixed with ___; Delicious).There was way more food than the three of us could eat, and it was all quite good. Service was fast and friendly, and on a Monday night, the restaurant was not at all full.
4. Round Table Pizza
Reviewed By FlyingWaldo
Mediocre pizza, lousy service, disgusting television set to junk TV for the employees. Al in all will not be back any time soon even if it is 200' from my job.
5. Marina Pizza Parlor
Reviewed By MOG808
We were hungry after a day of driving around the Bay area. There was nowhere to eat that we felt safe walking to in the vicinity of the Oakland airport hotel where we were staying. The front desk advised us that Marina Pizza Parlor delivers and gave us a menu. The food that we ordered came at the time promised and was delivered to our room. The gyro combo, lasagna, and baked chicken salad were all very tasty and the portions were generous.
