Pinky's Pizza Parlor — Restaurant in Petaluma

Pinky's Pizza in Petaluma holds a special place in our hearts. Our recent visit reaffirmed its status as a cherished spot. The pepperoni pizza was a classic delight, oozing with flavor. The sausage, pepperoni, black olive, and mushroom pizza showcased their creative touch.

The generous wine pours added to the experience, elevating the meal. Beyond the food, Pinky's thoughtful consideration for families was evident with the arcade—keeping kids engaged while we enjoyed our feast.

A historic site in Petaluma, Pinky's Pizza blends nostalgia with culinary excellence. As one of our all-time favorite pizza joints, it consistently impresses. The warm atmosphere and friendly staff make every visit memorable.

Pinky's Pizza remains more than just a dining spot; it's a tradition for us. From the scrumptious pies to the family-friendly vibe, it's a slice of happiness in the heart of Petaluma. Here's to many more pizza-filled...

Took my daughter and I to this place for the first time. Design was wonderful I love the 80s look. They have arcade games as well a cotton candy machine. The major problem I became really uncomfortable from the first step inside due to all the eyes that was staring at me and my daughter. We are of African decent “dark skin” my daughter order 3 slices of pizza I ordered one thinking we would get “three slices of pizza we ended up getting 6 slices plus mine which came in two in four different carrying containers. No carry out bags. No napkins. And no smiles on the workers faces. I always pass this diner and wonder how it was inside. I regret my curiosity. Sadly I regret bringing my innocent child in there to witness such distress. Not a happy camper. But the pizza...

Just a fine regular old school pizzeria, typical spot for little league and soccer teams to go after games etc. One of the best parts of this place is hearing coaches give inspirational speeches to little kids after they've had a few beers.

I find it annoying that you have to order your food and then go to the bar to get a beer, and wait a second time for drinks. This is cumbersome when you have small kids. Also there is no designated place to order at the bar which can be a problem because the limited seats are full often and you have to order between people trying to sit and enjoy they're drink/food at the bar.

Also, do what you please as a Business, but holy hell the ancient arcade games and claw machines are...