Location: Carson
Top Restaurants in Carson
Where to eat Pizza food in Carson: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pizza food in Carson, California, United States. Carson is a city in Los Angeles County, California. As of the 2010 census, Carson had a population of 91,714. Located 13 miles (21 km) south of downtown Los Angeles and approximately 14 miles away from the Los Angeles International Airport. Incorporated on February 20, 1968, Carson is the youngest municipality in the South Bay region of Metropolitan Los Angeles. The city is generally a working class city with some middle-class neighborhoods.
Things to do in Carson
7. Domino's Pizza
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Reviewed By dougdowds
Good pizza overall when you are not paying their regular prices -- coupon promos are the way to go here.
6. Pizza Hut
Reviewed By luna6373
This place was very run down service was lacking you place your order then sit down limited menu no real utensils plastic and paper only not even a pen to sign my cc bill the guy had to go and find one REALLY!!!!! plus this is gross but it smelled very strong of cats like a litter box no joke the bathroom dont even have mirrors what!!!!!!! Never ever seen a pizza hut operating like this and so gross and run down maybe thats why we where the only 2 in there the only positive thing was the girl who took our order made our food served us she was doing everything she was very friendly and outgoing there where like 4 workers but it seemed like she was doing everything sketchy pizza hut.....
5. Dominick's Pizz House
Reviewed By Nalmaraz
WIll NEVER GO HERE AGAIN!!!**called in for a party of 13 was told no reservations were being taken that it was a first come first serve basis, went in place was packed and let them know we were there said we had to wait 40 mins and said ok but the girl at the counter with black hair was rude,needs lesson in customer service and the older lady was rude as well.I then had my grandmother take a seat at one of the reserved tables that were not being used at the time as she's elderly and can't stand because she uses a walker and has weak legs ,the girl at the counter then told me she couldn't sit there and told me she needed to sit at the waiting bench by the door that was being taken by two customers , I mean come on she was just sitting in the chair, the girl was rude and upset me, how sad that an elderly women cant have a seat.This place needs a lesson in customer service and kindness zero stars .horrible don't take your grandparents or anyone handicapped or they might not be able to have a seat.
4. Rosario's Italian Restaurant
Reviewed By LasVegasDana
We ate at Rosario's while staying in Carson. We were looking for a "local" restaurant instead of a chain, and we found a great one!Rosario's is a little "hole in the wall" place. But what it may lack in location, it sure made up for in quality!The restaurant was small, with tables on each side, decorated with a "grotto" feel. We had 2 adults and 3 children (ages 9,11,14) and we all easily found something we liked. The pizza was incredible- excellent crust and piled high with the toppings. We also had manicotti, a meatball sub, beef ravioli, and sausage with peppers. Everything tasted amazing!! Needless to say, we had lots of leftovers! Our meals included soup and salad, as well as garlic bread.The service was excellent. By the time we arrived (about an hour before closing) there was one waitress. She was friendly and was nice enough to even ask the owner about changing the TV channel to watch an MLS game. We would highly recommend this Italian restaurant if you are in the area and don't want to head back into the beach cities for food. You will be more than satisfied!
3. Little Caesars
Reviewed By dougdowds
Consistently good sausage pizza -- pepperoni with little wait time -- adequate add-ons if desired -- parking is tight!
2. Bambino's Pizza
Reviewed By JungleBoyJohnny
Bambino's is right on the border of the cities of Carson & Torrance in the South Bay area of Los Angeles. I've been popping in there for a slice of pie for some time but it just occurred to me, fellow Trippers: let's share the joy if any of you are visiting our lovely beach area (well, about 5 miles from the beach but considering a lot of you have to fly or drive for hours just to see the ocean, it's a stone's throw!). Basically, the "Bambo's" (as it is affectionately known to us aging surfer-dude regulars) is a place you might see on "Diners, Drive-ins, & Dives". Located in a tiny (read TINY!!!) strip mall next to a liquor store and a few other nondescript businesses, I usually park across the street at the gas station and run in to get my slice(s). First of all, at a buck a slice (and we're talking BIG slice), you can't go wrong. Secondly, if you are a fan of New Yawk-style thin crust pizza, this family owned & operated little jewel knows the closely guarded secret of the perfect ratio of expertly spiced sauce to cheese. ROCKIN' !!! Though I think there are only, like, two tables in the place they do a huge take-out and delivery business. The owner/maestro (sorry, kids, his name is currently swallowed in a JungleBoyJohnny brain-haze) was SO apologetic the other day when I popped in and the usually ready-to-go slices weren't ready yet. "Sorry, dude," he said in his not-so-slightly thick accent, "We have a huge delivery order we are trying to get out!". "Not a prob, Maestro.", I said and chilled out. 15 minutes later I walked out with piping hot pieces of N'Yawky pie! They also do lasagna, sandwiches, and a large assortment of other Italian delectables but, and we're always honest here Trippers: I have not tried them. But if you are in the vicinity and you crave a good slice... I dare you to find better. And if you do, please let me know.
Most Popular Italian food in Carson, California, United States
1. Eatalian Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
Reviewed By Husky-W
This was a total surprise, Iâm new to LA and wasnât sure where we were heading; it didnât look like lunch territory. The restaurant appearance was almost makeshift with pallets of tomatoes creating an entrance way. That being said I loved it; more importantly you could tell it wasnât a chainFood was prompt. The pizza was truly delicious, thin fresh non doughy crust, great sauce and fresh basil.menu choose extensive.We had a couple of starters too, these are large/ so one between two would have been fine.We could fit in desert but bakery goods looked fabulous too.Iâm definitely coming agin - this is is a âGEMâ in a sea of overpriced mediocre restaurants.
