Nick's Pizza and Bakery Made in Oakland
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I've had been all over the country and I've been to high-end spots and low and spots and I've had the tragedy of pain for a slice of pizza for 14 bucks and I've done the questionable thing I've paid for a slice of pizza for a buck. So I saw this spot and told the kids. This is where we're going to eat lunch now. There is no parking so we had to park in the residential street parking which wasn't that difficult. We just got lucky I think because it was a cold afternoon but there was tons of outdoor seating and let me tell you when I saw the prices. I was kind of skeptical but the place is super clean, super organized and everything is really well labeled. But when we got our pizzas we ordered probably like five slices. But they ended up giving us like double the slices and you know my partner never questions the price of anything. So he thought paying 40 bucks for five slices or whatever it was was fair and I just thought well we'll take these slices home and this will be our dinner. These slices were phenomenal. I sat here outside in the cold eating it and thinking to myself. I could have my son's birthday party here. These slices are so good. I could convince my family who lives 100 miles away to come here to have a slice of pizza outside on a patio table and you know what they're going to b**** about it until they have that slice and when they eat it, they're going to be like. Yep, it was worth the 100 mile drive. I've been to New York and had pizza. I've been to Chicago and had pizza. I've been to Detroit and had pizza and let me tell you I'm just so baffled and just blinded and so excited that there is a place that has such good pizza and it is so close to my work that I'm literally like shaking and crying because like I have the opportunity to have good pizza in my life and it's such a good price like a slice of pepperoni was like four bucks. I took a picture of it. I don't remember it right now as I'm writing but all the prices were fair. Bottom line, this is good pizza. You need to come fight the parking come walk. Do what you got to do to come here but this is good pizza.
Vanessa CVanessa C
20
It’s almost unfair to call Nick’s Pizza a slice shop. Technically the seven year old, Bushrod business is a pizza place. Says so right in the name. But Chef Nick is flexing his baking muscles to turn out some pretty decent baked goods too. Chef Nick really knows his way around a slice. The crust is “Oakland Sourdough” -- nice and thin, but not too crispy. You gotta be able to fold It in half, right? The chew on the crust is really nice. The slight tang from the organic sourdough crust goes so well with Nick’s seasonal toppings -- Roasted Delicata Squash, Radicchio, Ricotta, Mozzarella, Walnuts, Lemon-Agave Vinaigrette -- and that’s just on one pie. You can still go Old School with a Pepperoni or Classic Olive and Herb, but why not be adventurous? Nick’s small batch bread is really worth snagging a couple to go. You can never go wrong with a good focaccia. Next time you’re in the neighborhood, make it a point to stop by. You may decide to leave with your own ginormous chocolate chip cookie
Shawn Walker-SmithShawn Walker-Smith
30
I have been dying to try this pizza with the sourdough crust and it did not disappoint. It was so delicious. I don’t want regular crust pizza again. I ordered the Guajillo Mushroom (Sept. special) every topping mattered and made sense, it even had pickled onions and a cilantro salsa as a finish. We had asked to add pepperoni to half of it but the cashier said they wouldn’t because the weight would be off. Husband was disappointed but once we got the pizza we understood why and appreciate that everything is thought of. He loved it even without the pepperoni. The crust was crispy on the outside, airy and light on the inside, seasoned well, just perfect! I’m hungry thinking about it and wish I wasn’t working so I could go and eat there right now. The patio is very spacious and dogs are allowed outside. They also had baguettes and pastries which look great, looking forward to trying them all.
K MK M
00
Beautiful day deserves a beautiful lunch so my friend and I trekked to nick’s. We shared a sandwich: turkey and mortadella and Swiss cheese on a delish Dutch crunch. Good sized, $12.50. We shared a slice of pizza - fantastic crust . Would love it to be a wee bit bigger but it was priced at $3.85 so reflects. There were some YUMMY LOOKING sweets, but I already had to restrain myself. Service was friendly, food came quickly. We sat outside under a table with an umbrella and life was good!
judy cjudy c
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Nearby Attractions Of Nick's Pizza and Bakery Made in Oakland
Wat Mongkolratanaram
Berkeley Flea Market
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Basic Info
Address
6400 Shattuck Ave., Oakland, CA 94609
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(510) 658-3903
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Website
oaklandstylepizza.com
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4.6
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Casual eatery serving housemade baked goods & sourdough pizza in a checkered tablecloth dining room.
attractions: Wat Mongkolratanaram, Berkeley Flea Market, Bushrod Park, Wat Mongkolratanaram, Grove Park, Shotgun Players at the Ashby Stage, La Peña Cultural Center, South Berkeley Farmers' Market, Ashby Super Market, Lacis Museum of Lace and Textiles, restaurants: A+ Burger, Lois The Pie Queen, The Starry Plough Pub, Flacos, Sweet Adeline Bakeshop, Meskie's Ethiopia Restaurant, Barcote Ethiopian Restaurant, The Smokehouse, Vault Cafe, Addis
