Location: San Dimas
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Top Things to do in San Dimas
- 1. Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park
- 2. Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum
- 3. Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
- 4. La Verne Brewing Company
- 5. Pacific Railroad Museum
- 6. Auto Club Raceway at Pomona
- 7. American Museum of Ceramic Art
- 8. Rubel Castle
- 9. Puddingstone Hot Tub Resort
- 10. La Verne United Methodist Church
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Best Pizza food near San Dimas, California, United States
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in San Dimas. San Dimas is a city in the San Gabriel Valley of Los Angeles County, California, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city had a total population of 33,371. The city historically took its name from San Dismas Canyon in the San Gabriel Mountains above the northern section of present-day San Dimas. San Dimas is named in Spanish after Saint Dismas.
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10. Little Caesars
Reviewed By PostCommander
I must say, that I love the $5.00 hot and ready medium pizza deal. However, the rest of the food selections are mediocre this isn't the place for great food (don't expect Pizzeria authenticity) its a cheap fast alternative if other pizza joints are busy.
9. Pizza 'n Stuff
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Geog_Guy
Pizza 'n Stuff has delivered reliable red sauce Italian food for many years. Their pizzas are fine, and their pasta is delicious, but what I really enjoy is the house salad that has a mountain of mozzarella cheese on it that tastes soooo good! After your meal, try the spumoni ice cream. It's da bomb.
8. Domino's Pizza
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Reviewed By ricsandimas
We order from this Domino's on a regular basis for pick up. They are usually ok; but the last time we were there it must have been at peak time, or something like that, because they botched our order. Another negative was that the waiting time was excessive--they were running behind, even though they had lots of folks working (maybe it was training day? It wasn't superbowl, that I know). While we were waiting for our food, other patrons came by with messed up orders as well. I hope this situation gets fixed, because otherwise we will just go to Pizza Hut.
7. Mike's Gourmet Pizza
Reviewed By TravelinFools66
Sundays are pizza night on our house, and it's usually Mike's Pizza! (During the winter months they will close early if business is slow, so in those cases we hit up Round Table). We've been going to Mike's for years. The crust is WONderful, and I usually pour a little side of marinara to eat it with after I've eaten the 'slice' part. I also like how they use sliced cheese instead of the shredded. Watching our favorite Sunday night show and eating Mike's Pizza makes a great way to end the weekend.I've never had the customer service issues mentioned, but then we don't go in during the week. We're strictly carryout only. Patricia is usually the one answering the phone on Sundays and seems to know her customers -- I know she knows me! On the rare occasion that our order was wrong (I can think of only two instances in how many years?), Patricia doesn't hesitate to correct the situation. We've never been disappointed!The dining area is stark and bright with a claw machine, a soda fountain and a tv, but it seems clean. The business seems more geared toward delivery & carryout -- the dining room seems more like a convenience for those that want to just step in for a slice (and there's more than enough room for that!). The lunch specials look like excellent deals, usually featuring pizza by the slice. I think the pricier one I was looking at yesterday was all you can eat pizza, salad and drink for 6.99. I wouldn't mind grabbing a chair to sit there for however long it took to eat my piece of pizza and drink a soda -- I've been in much worse!The hours are a little earlier than most pizza places, and I've learned it is because they're usually in early to make pizzas for some local schools. It's nice to have a nice neighborhood pizza place that's involved w/the community AND knows who you are!
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6. Pizza Place
Reviewed By stuftbear
The Pizza Place is a fun hangout for locals. The pizza and antipasto salad items are good. The garlic pizza sticks are delicious.
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5. Angela's Italian Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By RxVacation
Wanted to like this place, but we will definitely not be returning back. This was actually our 2nd visit. Our first visit was years ago, so we decided to give it another try and unfortunately, we remembered why we had not returned in so long. We walked in on a Tuesday evening, and were not greeted by anyone and just sat down ourselves. Took a while for anyone to come over and acknowledge us and say Hi. My husband ordered the Linguine with clams and when his minestrone soup was served, it was luke warm at best, I rtn the soup myself to the counter and they obviously just popped it in the microwave oven to warm it up and served it back to him without even a "sorry about that" etc. Guess I wasn't expecting it to get "nuked" and re-served like that. He was also expecting bread with his soup, but it arrived with his entree. I ordered the 4 piece special pizza and it was again not too hot and way too much cheese on the pizza. All the extra cheese took away from the flavors of the pizza toppings, but the crust was decent. I feel the prices are a bit too high for this establishment and since I had a glass of Chianti (which I was charged $8.50 instead of the $8.00 as stated on their menu) our bill was $40.00. My husband just had a glass of water. ;-( The two servers we interacted with were nice and friendly, once we actually got their attention, but we were overall disappointed with our experience here and therefore will not be returning back. There is definitely a better Italian option just a block away on Bonita.
4. Michaelangelo's Pizza
Reviewed By amanda42
We've been to this place a few times for softball/baseball team gatherings. It's a good pizza place but it can be a bit outdated with ripped chairs and seems like it could use a deep cleanse. They do have TVs and arcade games to keep kids busy. The food is always good and the service is decent.
3. Pozzetto Italian Dining
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By importedinteriors
This little gem was discovered because of its great ratings. Did not disappoint. The food ( seafood with linguini, scrimp, clams) was the best I ever had. The service was impeccable, the atmosphere was cozy, the location was safe with little traffic..my family who ordered other dishes were also quite impressed.Maybe the owners can give cooking lessons to the other crappy Italian restaurants on how to make authentic dishes. Mama Mia, I will be back.
2. Pozzetto Italian Dining
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Hitcher84
Nice place in San Dimas center. Got a pizza to go. It was average as was the price. They made it pretty quickly. The crust was of medium thickness. Decent selection of wines too.
1. Warehouse Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By sk_travelers
Been eating at Warehouse Pizza for 20+ years and aside from the beer selection and video games, nothing has changed. All food I've had here is very good even the sandwiches and pasta, but you SHOULD be ordering their pizza. Good quality ingredients, their dough gets cooked perfectly but not too thick. Good selection of craft beers, ample indoor and outdoor seating and a ton of locals. And yes, have a salad with their famous ranch dressing. Be Prepared to pay cash, they have an ATM inside.
