Garlex Pizza and Ribs — Restaurant in Pleasanton

Surprised to see no one mentioned the calzones here in the reviews. This place has some amazing calzones !!! We were regular customers and big fans of the Garlex in Danville but once it closed few months back we started looking at other Garlex joints nearby and found this gem. At the same time I was looking for a good calzone place and voila! Their calzones are great in portion, price, you can choose the 3 fillings which is awesome, and the best part ? Garlic olive oil drizzle with Parmesan sprinkles !!! I’ve been here multiple times already and also ordered Garlic cheese bread - equally awesome with their hearty marinara on the side. Don’t let the outside looks deceive you - the guys here are hard-working folks serving some great stuff always with a smile. A big shout out to them when I reached there late after 8 PM when they close but they let me in and we’re waiting with my order 😊 - keep up the...

I go to Garlex pizza at least twice a month. I always get their personal and it is very well priced and the perfect amount of pizza. They are very accepting of changing orders, And making the pizza to your preference.

The pizza is exactly what you want it to be, always consistent and extremely well priced. Almost like In-N-Out, but for pizza. Consistent, tasty, well priced, and you know what you’re gonna get.

Everyone there is very nice. Today, Masud helped me out and he made the Pizza perfectly to my description. Combo, no onions, add artichoke, crispy. And it was great. I can always go to garlex’ knowing what I’m going to get for an amazing price. About eight dollars and my belly is happy! I also love to support local businesses. Also their wings are...

This is a far cry from the original Garlex Pizza founded by Gary and Alex (hence the name) back in the eighties. The pizza is not the original recipe, and the ingredients are subpar too.

While the staff is friendly enough, we would definitely not return. The bathroom had no soap, always a concern in an establishment that serves food in my mind. We also had to go next door to the Indian market ( a former 7-Eleven) for beverages. Thankfully they had beverages, albeit a very limited selection. Also, the price to portion was way off for the food. It's so sad to see what was a true staple on the pizza scene in Pleasanton become a shadow of t's...