Little Joe's Pizza — Restaurant in San Francisco

I have never been treated so rudely at a restaurant before. I mean WOW! The guy at the window taking orders on the phone saw us come in and couldn't even give us the courtesy of acknowledgement. Then he let's us stand there for a few minutes completely ignored (super awkward). I finally asked if we could have a table for two. I mentioned we were there for a couple of slices to which he replied (cutting me off) "Only whole pies if dining in." The way he said it though...there was a guy tossing pizza dough standing behind him who just creepily stared at us. They both looked at us like we were some type of stain they both didn't want to bother with. I wouldn't ve had a problem ordering a whole pizza and taking the rest home had he said it in a nicer manner. We thanked him and left in awe. I've dined here many times both alone and with a large group but I will make it a point NOT to come back here again and will let my friends in on my latest experience here. Shame on you Little Joes, the way you treat costumers is pathetic.There are plenty of other restaurants around who are friendly and accommodating AND are far more deserving...

Sheesh. Walked in curious—co-owner (I assume) just sat there, didn’t greet me, rolled his eyes, went back to his phone. SF, city life I totally get it. The woman (also maybe a co-owner) saw me, said nothing. About 20 seconds in, the phone rings—she answers instantly, no “hold on,” nothing.

A younger guy ends up helping me. I order two slices—he says it'll be 20 minutes, I can wait. No problem. I sit, read a magazine. About 15 minutes later, he says they’re ready. I say, “Great, I’ll eat them here.” He goes, “Oh, you can’t eat slices inside.” LMAO—what? Empty shop, late afternoon, and I can’t eat two slices inside? I ask again just to be sure. Yep—“No slices inside.”

I go to pick them up—only one slice is ready. I’m stunned. Everyone’s moving like they’re in a fog. Straight pizza brain.

I ask for my money back. Woman hits me with, “But we already cooked a whole pizza for you and it was just a slice.” Still, I ask for a refund. As I’m walking out, the co-owner mutters behind my back, “Oh, he was weird, wasn’t he?” LOL.

Total joke. They should be selling insurance, not pizza. Go to Zante’s on Cortland or literally...

Never been to an ITALIAN restaurant from the east to west coast that serves a cold chicken sandwich.Its also weird that the menu says "2 patties" which would logically be miswording for two cutlets which would automatically think chicken parmigiana in an ITALIAN RESTAURANT (not an Italian deli )at around $15 dollars.The meatballs were pork sausage (fennel seeds and all)in meatball form.the leanness of only pork and no other meat fat made them intolerably firm.it was also probably the fact that there not left to marinate in the sauce which would give them more flavor.which brings me to the tomatoe sauce or I should say meat sauce.it was unusual for a SANDWICH although it was great.it was also kind of redundant to have MEATballs with MEAT sauce.unfortunately I was hungry so after trying to get through through the first half,the meatballs which were the main part of the meatball sandwich were just so intolerable I left the last piece ,wrapped up the second half ,gave it to a homeless person outside, then...