Milan’s Pizza NoHo — Restaurant in Los Angeles

This place goes by Juicy's Cheesesteaks on Uber Eats. Avoid this place even with the enticing buy one get one free sandwich deal. The deal is enticing, the sandwich not. Each sandwich should have had twice or three times the amount of filling for 1 being nearly $20. Very stingy. I ate a whole sandwich and I was still hungry after! Each sandwich is 2/3 bread and 1/3 filling. Even going somewhere like The Hat, I eat half of their sandwich and I am full after. Their sandwich costs a good deal less and you still get more. Even with the buy one get one free I feel ripped off. If the meat was any more salty I would not have been able to eat it. It seems the meat used is Gyro meat, not sliced ribeye as advertised. I've reached out and complained to Uber Eats. Nowhere on Uber Eats is there a link to Juicy's reviews, it just says 4.1, 89 reviews and nowhere is there a link for me to leave a review. I clicked the leave review link in the follow up email Uber Eats sent and I get an error message. Something fishy is going on over there and I feel like I paid $20 for some nice bread with a sample of Philly cheesesteak inside. I had to really look hard for the requested onions and mushrooms that cost extra btw to make sure they were actually there. Stingy, stingy, stingy. If the sandwiches came apart easier I would have just combined both sandwich fillings into 1 sandwich. I do not like buying food from places who just take your money and do not supply an actual meal. If you want a good portion, go to Dr. Hogly Woglys (BBQ). Their dinner plate that is a little more than I paid for these sandwiches is such a better value. Buyer beware. The bogo deal is...

Food was terrible. Service was terrible. Atmosphere was terrible.

I had been there before and the food was decent and nice so I went back. This time it was the worst.

I had just gotten off work so I was looking forward to this. This just happened moments ago.

The music was blaring so I had to yell my order so they could hear me. I politely asked them twice if it could be turned down since it was ridiculously loud. I work at a restaurant and it was excessive trust me. I asked 2 different employees about it. No one gave me any explanation why they could not or would not. They just ignored my request with no follow up.

The veggie pizza had the taste of pepperoni and hardly any toppings even though I had ordered a veggie. I told the Spanish-speaking attendant of my concern to which he replied “then you should have ordered additional toppings.”

Isn’t that what the veggie is? All the veggies? All I saw was a few cherry tomatoes cut in half, a sprinkle of onion bits, some peppers and tiny mushrooms. It was pretty much a cheese pizza with hardly any toppings.

My first visit wasn’t like this at all. I had also left a tip during payment to which the attendant chuckled at for some odd reason.

Food: terrible and eating pork is against my faith Service: less than one star Atmosphere: too loud to hear anything other than...

This is hands down the worst cheese pizza I’ve ever had. I’m starting to believe that people in LA just have an unrefined palate when it comes to food as a whole. But how can one screw up pizza? It isn’t a hard task. I’m from the East Coast, where we take pride in our pizza — any style, any flavor, we do it right. The tomato sauce here was awful; it was overwhelmingly garlicky and lacked any real depth or balance. I wouldn’t recommend this...