Joyride Pizza - Reviews

My experience involved ordering two pizzas and a dozen garlic knots via DoorDash. The pizza is definitely on the pricer side. I tried the Garden Goddess pizza, which was good, and the Sweet Bianca, which was average. The garlic knots were also good.

I visited this location because the one atop the Salesforce building was closed. My previous experience at the Salesforce location was fantastic; it was my first time having a thick crust gluten-free pizza, and I absolutely loved it. Searching for the nearest open location, I came here. I requested light cheese, but the bread was covered in cheese. The pineapple was a huge slice placed on top of the cheese. There was also a glob of sauce and a few vegan pepperoni. To make matters worse, the pizza wasn't even hot, just slightly warm. I wanted to return it, but I would have missed my ferry and didn't believe the worker would improve the order. I ate very little, despite being starved, and threw most of it away. This was a bad experience, though I know the company is capable of better. I suspect the worker was the issue. My companion, who ordered a regular pizza, was also very disappointed and ended up throwing hers away and getting food elsewhere. Unfortunately, this experience cost nearly $70 and was a complete waste.

My experience at this restaurant was for a quick snack. While the food received a perfect score of 5, I found the price of a personal pizza to be quite high at $16. However, I'm not from San Francisco, so I understand that prices in general seem to be elevated here. The atmosphere was also rated a 5, contributing to a pleasant dining experience.

My experience involved picking up a Too Good To Go order and receiving a full Sweet Bianca pizza, Detroit-style, with 6 pieces. The pizza itself was very good, and the service was quick. It's a great deal for the price ($8 instead of $24), especially considering the food would have otherwise gone to waste. I would recommend it.

My experience at this restaurant was very disappointing. The pizza was overpriced and sub par. The service also sucked, and they didn't have regular sodas. I believe there are way better pizza places in the area.

My experience at the restaurant was great! The pizza was absolutely delicious. However, I do wish the personal size had been a bit larger in portion. The service and atmosphere both received a perfect 5/5 rating, while the food was rated a 4/5.

My experience at this restaurant was marked by a pricey bill, but the quality of the food made it worthwhile. A personal pizza cost $20, which is on the higher side, but it was undeniably quality stuff. If your budget allows, I'd recommend it.

I'm currently enjoying a drink at Lark bar, and they've partnered with Joyride Pizza for their food offerings. I tried the Buffalo chicken pizza, and it was sooo good! I especially loved that it was Detroit style, which I find to be the best.

I spent $50 for a single person pizza and one can drink. When the food came out, it wasn’t the thin crust I ordered or even the correct can drink. I asked the server to correct the order and he simply said “that’s we all got. ” Twice and walked away. So now I have a deep dish pizza instead of thin crust, and a random can drink. And they have my fifty dollars. Just don’t.

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing. I would not recommend it. The pizza was overly salty, to the point where I couldn’t even finish mine. Additionally, the dough was undercooked. For a better price, there are better options within walking distance.