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California, United States Food Guide: 6 Pizza food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Goleta
Reviews on Pizza food in Goleta, California, United States. Goleta, home to University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) and the Santa Barbara Airport, hugs the coast 12 miles west of Santa Barbara. First called "The Good Land" by the Spanish, Goleta was once known for its rich agriculture, and smaller scale farms still pepper the landscape. The California Lemon Festival at Girsh Park is a must-see every October. Visitors seeking outdoor adventure can fish off Goleta Pier, surf at Campus Point and hike along bluffs overlooking untrammeled coastline.
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6. Woodstock's Pizza Isla Vista
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Established in 1982. It was 1977 when Chuck Woodstock opened the first Woodstock's Pizza near Oregon State in Corvallis, Oregon. His goal was to create a fun, studentoriented pizzeria that dished up amazing pies using his grandmother's marinara recipe. Fr
Reviewed By Edie S
We got into Santa Barbara kind of late so pizza seemed like a good choice for dinner. Woodstock was kind of far from our hotel but once we made the decision to go we could not change our minds.At first we were going to order and bring back but you have to wait for the pizza anyway so we had two beers and each had a personal pan Farmers Market pizza. We chose whole wheat crust. The crust is yummy and NOT thin. But it is oh so good.Our pizza was good and though we may have been the oldest people in there ( very neat the USCB at Santa Barbara campus) nobody gave us a second thought. The perfect food to eat at 8 pm!Thanks for all the love Edie, we appreciate the wonderful review!
5. Rusty's Pizza Parlor
4. Rusty's Pizza Parlor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By NateLeben
Kind of a messy place and definitely average at best. I would order their pizza again if I wanted a late-night delivery. Probably wouldn't dine-in again. Price was right.
3. Pieology
Reviewed By RCdeCruiser
My wife and I and friends went for dinner here recently. What a great place! Just a little over 8 bucks for an 11.5 inch pizza loaded with toppings of your choice and to the depth you desire! Loved the thin crust, too. The only downside was that the restaurant is a bit noisy.All pizzas are the same price and 11.5 inches. You go through a line where they first ask what type of crust you want, then the sauce (three choices), then the cheese, then the meat(s), then the toppings. Because the crust is thin, the pizzas cook quickly. And, they are very tasty!We loved our visit to Pieology and look forward to our next time in town when we can go back.
2. Home Plate Grill
HOME PLATE GRILL is a fun family-oriented grill-type restaurant owned and operated by long time Goleta locals. We offer delicious, high quality economical food for your dine-in or take-out pleasure. We are not a fast food restaurant, instead we present ho
Reviewed By puddyfoote
Just opened and seems to be running smooth with friendly staff and good food...made to order pizzas, sandwiches and burgers, appetizers. We had a tri-tip philly sandwich and a burger, both were very good. Saw some pizzas that were at other tables, and they looked great, thick crust, losts of toppings. Good for quick, casual food, good open space for families. Close to the big box store areas, but away from the crowds for quck bites.
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1. OPPI'Z Bistro and Natural Pizza
OPPI'Z is a modern, nonconventional Italian bistro and pizzeria concept, still rooted into the tradition of the Italian cuisine and to the "Slow-food" manifesto, but absolutely far away from any stereotyped model offered by most of the Italian-sounding re
Reviewed By Yelbid
Four of us went for Sunday pizza at approx 7 pm. Not busy, so we were seated immediately at the edge of the restaurant watching over the pedestrians on State St. There was a lower patio level that was also available for patrons and some inside seating. The wine list was quite pricey but there were a few modest choices and the Primitivo we chose at $42 was very good value. I did say it was not busy; sad, therefore, that when our friends were served their black pastry pizza, the waiter looked surprised when he asked âis there anything else I can get you?â and I suggested he bring our dish out. âOh, yes, of course..it will be out in a minuteâ. It was out in 20 minutes and our friends had finished their dish. I requested water three times per refill. Itâs a new establishment and wait staff are hard to find but management needs to pay attention to service. The test - will I go there again? Only if youâre paying.
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