Prime Pizza — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Don’t waste you’re time here the service is terrible and so is the pizza. So, I walk into this establishment thinking that I am about to enjoy some good pizza after a long day at school. I walk in, and the staff is huddled in a circle watching the television and talking amongst each other. I was not greeted and I did not feel welcomed. So, I then approached the register where the cashier was standing and I am looking at the menu, and the cashier does not engage in any conversation or recommend any items that I might like, instead he switches registers and continues to talk with his other co workers. I am so focused on looking at the menu that I did not know the cashier switched registers, I assumed he just went to talk to his co workers because he did not want to do his job, which is very rude btw when you are working at any place that requires face to face interaction. I then waited to be served, until I finally said “Hey is anyone going to serve me.” The rude cashier then says “As you can see I’ve been waiting here waiting for you to order, but you continue to stand at the other register, and you don’t see anyone there.” Then I said “Sir, you were on the other cash register, which is why I was over there at the other register.” He continues to argue back and forth with me, and his co workers began to laugh at me, and eventually I just walked out and reported this business to the Bussiness Bureau because I felt so disrespected, and it is trashy and unacceptable to treat customers this way, when customers are the reason this place is in business. If you’re okay with being disrespected, then this the place to come, but if you want to feel valued and appreciated I would recommend going to the Johnny Rockets next door because they were comforting me after this situation happened and helped me get in touch with the owner of the...

Prime Pizza isn't your average slice joint – it's a haven for pizza lovers, both traditionalists and adventurous eaters. Nestled conveniently near downtown LA, it's a perfect spot for a satisfying lunch or a fun dinner. As a self-proclaimed pizza enthusiast (and a bit of a food critic!), I have to say Prime Pizza hits the right notes.

For the purists, their "White Pizza" is a symphony of creamy cheeses. Fontina, mozzarella, ricotta, and parmesan intertwine with the fragrant notes of garlic and parsley, creating a masterpiece of simplicity. But if you're feeling more adventurous, the "BBQ Chicken Pizza" is a must-try. The smoky sweetness of BBQ sauce perfectly complements the savory roasted chicken, melty mozzarella and cheddar, and the kick of red onion and jalapeno. Every bite is a delightful explosion of flavors and textures.

No pizza experience is complete without the perfect drink, and Prime Pizza delivers here as well. The San Pellegrino Aranciata Rossa is the ideal accompaniment. This sparkling orange and blood orange beverage cuts through the richness of the pizza with its refreshing fizz and sweet-tart citrus notes.

In short, Prime Pizza is a place where quality ingredients and culinary creativity collide to create a memorable dining experience. Whether you're a traditionalist or a flavor adventurer, there's a pizza (and a drink!) waiting to tantalize...

This pizza never disappoints 🤤🤤🤤 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 best pizza in downtown ❤️ My husband and I love their pepperoni pizza and their buffalo wings 🤤 it has indoor and outdoor seating so plenty of space. It's a bit pricey ... $30 for the large pie 😳 but it's good! The only thing we are not a big fan of is their music. It's very explicit and I would not recommend this place as a family restaurant because of the lyrics of the music they play here. All the times we've visited they are always playing music that degrades women or that use a lot of bad words or just straight out talk about sex. That is why I am giving it 3 stars because besides the explicit lyrics, it is extremely loud that you cannot even have a conversation without almost screaming over the music. Aside all that, it's a great location, food is great plus it's walking distance from other tiny shops you can visit and spend your evening. The other downside is that there is no parking and if you are lucky and find a parking meter, it's $4 per hour. So because it's pricey, no parking and the music lyrics...