Slice House By Tony Gemignani — Restaurant in Palmdale

I had been keeping an eye out on this place ever since I saw the "Coming Soon" banner, specially since this place is close to my job. One day, while looking for places to go to during my lunch, I decided to call in and ask if they pizza ready to go or if it was made to order and I had to wait a lot of time. The girl that answered was extremely helpful and friendly, she informed me they had some "Lunch Specials" but unfortunately after a few minutes, the called dropped, so I decided to drive over and check it out. Once I arrived, I saw they did in fact have many different pizza options, between New York, Detroit and Sicilian Style pizzas, and they also have different specials depending on the day.

I went ahead and grabbed the lunch special, which was BBQ chicken pizza (Friday) and it included a small side salad (caesar) and a drink. The pepperoni pizza looked really good and so I decided to order an extra slice. I think this place is one of the best when it comes to getting your money's worth. The food was really really good and I in fact did not finish it, I ate half of the BBQ chicken slice and half of the pepperoni, I left the remaining food for dinner.

While I was waiting for my food, I saw a giant pizza come to a table next to me, so I will be coming in soon to order one of those pizzas. The place seemed clean and open, although it was busy, it seemed as if many people were ordering to go.

Unfortunately I don't remember the name of the girl who helped me over the phone, which was the same one that took my order, however I want to say THANK YOU for being so helpful.

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My family and I discovered this establishment on Instagram and decided to try it out for the first time, which generated considerable excitement. After placing our order, we waited for 20 minutes without receiving our pizza. We had ordered seven slices, totaling approximately $54.00, and also added a tip. Notably, the individuals who arrived after us in line received their food before us, causing confusion. We attributed this delay to our order of seven slices. Upon inquiring about the status of our pizza, we learned that the lady who took our order had neglected to enter the receipt, resulting in our order not being processed. Eventually, we received our food, and it became apparent that the young man responsible for warming and serving the pizzas was overwhelmed, while the lady seemed to be solely focused on preparing boxes and collecting numbers from the tables. She appeared agitated with us, despite the fact that the oversight was her responsibility. It is possible that our experience would have been improved if we had opted for take-out. The pizzas were exceptional, and we thoroughly enjoyed the sauce. We sampled one slice of each pizza variety on display that day, June 8th, 2025. Perhaps, if I can persuade my family to return, we will have a more satisfactory experience. All in all the pizzas...

🍕: Thoughtfully boardroom-crafted slices at a price that suggests the market analysis paper that preceded its long-awaited opening was produced by the worst McKinsey consultant of all time. This place will not survive the socioeconomic cataclysm that is Palmdale. Enjoy it while you can!

🥛: Draft-craft beer, wine, and a Pepsi machine.

🌇: Offensively loud with inappropriate music selection. Horrible indoor atmosphere. Uncohesive. Clearly put together either by committee or an angry 13-year-old.

🧍‍♂️: Customer service is good enough.

💵: Pricing straddles the line of value for money due to portion size and excellent quality ingredients, but it's beyond the Dale. One slice is definitely enough to fill a person up, but three slices will run you the price of two 14" national chain pizzas. It will not survive its market. People might not remember, but we used to have a Cheesecake Factory. I'm afraid this great establishment, much appreciated because it's an oasis of unique flavors in a sea of crap, most likely won't make it to 2030s. I...