We had a great dinner. Their pizza dough is outstanding! Good service, attentive waitstaff. We ordered the rosemary bread with dipping oil. Couldn't taste the rosemary but still good. We also ordered 3 pizzas. Margarita, one with bacon and potato, another with mushroom ( minus bacon) all good. Good as leftovers as well. We will be back.

The pizza is so so good. IMO the best in town. Do not is their ice cream sandwich for dessert.

Definitely a favorite. The pizza is delicious, simple quality ingredients, delicious crust and the chili olive oil is dangerously addicting. Staff is great and were sensitive to our family's nut allergy. There were times when pistachios landed on our pizza but they made up for it. Be sure to grab a cookie for desert too.

Pizza was great, the spicy oil is a great touch. Great friendly staff. Don't drive too fast or you'll miss the place right next to Phoong law office. It's a very mellow hole in the wall spot with great ambiance. Perfect for first date.

The best experience I've had in Sacramento. I wanted to lick my salad bowl. The pizza was exceptional. The service was impeccable (Adam served me). Best part is that they are 5 mins away down my street. 10/10 I will definitely become a regular. Surpassed all other restaurants I've been to here. And the prices are accommodating.

Fresh homemade pizza. Fresh local ingredients. Food fired oven . Service great and helpful. Ambiance is rustic but well lit friendly workers.

I'm so glad to live in Land Park and have this amazing neighborhood restaurant in my hood. The pizza and food in general is so well composed in taste and delivery. The staff is always friendly and helpful. I love being able to go during the 'off' hours when it's not packed with people. It's a true gem of a restaurant.

Finally some good f*cking pizza in the Sacramento area. Came here with my family. The place was a bit hard to find because there's not really a sign on the building, but it was nonetheless pretty packed. The staff was very kind and proactive in getting us a table when there was finally enough room. We ordered appetizers and drinks. The burrata and spinach was excellent. The rosemary bread and olive oil was lovely as well. This place has a relatively broad wine and beer selection. Onto the pizza: You'll probably see some reviews calling the pizza here bland. I can't help but suspect that those reviewers came here expecting American takeout pizza complete with overly processed cheese and meats. That is not what this place is. The menu is simple, the ingredients are simple. If you want American pizza, go somewhere else. The ingredients and simplicity of the menu speak for themselves. The Elisa was excellent. I was quite impressed with the crust, as it has that perfectly thin and rustic crisp consistency. The tomato sauce was simple (as it should be) and delicious. The Mustapha was a little plainer, but the prosciutto was excellent. My father, who doesn't typically like prosciutto, enjoyed it. I did not try the 3 Meats pizza that my father ordered, but he pretty much raved about it the entire ride home. Finally, the desserts. I didn't come to a pizza restaurant expecting that I'd be going nuts over the dessert, but I left surprised. The lemon posset was phenomenal. The flavor of the lemon was perfectly balanced and remarkably smooth. The chocolate pudding was doubly impressive, as it had that perfect dense cocoa flavor characteristic of good quality chocolate. Usually chocolate desserts lean more into the sugar than into the actual chocolate, but this place nailed it. It was rich and dark, reminiscent of a flourless chocolate cake. They are apparently made in-house, which is another plus. The service was excellent and casual. Just a fair warning to those expecting a quiet evening out: It's very loud in the restaurant, and you may have trouble hearing other people at your table. That shouldn't deter you, honestly. Definitely coming back.

Wood fire goodness. Just around the corner from home, the family and I have been meaning to try this place for a while but haven't had the chance to until a couple weeks ago. We've always heard great things about this place and after our first time there -- i can definitely agree with the reviews. As newbies we decided to get a trifecta of carbs, carbs and more carbs, none that we'd later regret. For starters we had the rosemary bread and dipping oil, it was about what you'd expect, the bread was moist and flavorful. The pizza itself was great, it was the right amount of everything promised -- don't forget to douse it in chili oil. The grand finale was the oatmeal ice cream sandwich with a nice hefty portion of Vic's ice cream in each bite it was a nice way to send us off. Overall, the food was great and delivered as promised. I will say that the prices are about what you'd expect for a downtown/midtown restaurant -- just comes with the territory. 4-stars it is, go give it a try!