Stuft Pizza

Hey, so I know my Pie. Now this isn’t a thin crust NY style. But yet, the dough, cheese, garlic and marinara sauce was home made and definitely 5 stars. Fabulous cheap pizza, good service. Delicious ranch.
Had half cheese half pep add GARLIC, OMG so good. 4 people, w drinks, cheesy garlic bread (which could have been larger but whatever) = 19 $$
On top of this, also BYOB
Really good quick cheap QUALITY PIZZA!

I just finished ordering pizza from here, and let mw say this from the moment i ordered until i recieved my pizza, everything was amazing. Customer service was great, and dont even let me tell you about the pizza, IT WAS AMAZING. I ordered a large pepperoni pizza and I seriously never tried pizza like i did here today. I would definitely recommend everyone to come get a great experience how i just did. And not to mention the prices are unbeatable. Good job stuft pizza!!!

Great spot for a quick, inexpensive lunch. The pizza is decent. They have a neat special of two slices and soup or salad for about 5 dollars. When you’re in a hurry and have a tight budget, this spot will be just fine.
Pros:
+ Pepperoni Pizza
+ Hawaiian Pizza
Cons:
— «Stuft Special» was bland
— Don’t have unsweetened ice tea
The pizza here is alright. We had the «Stuft Special» and despite the plentiful toppings it was very bland! It seemed that they added the toppings after the pizza had already been cooked. It had pepperoni, sausage, red onions, mushrooms, and green peppers. Luckily my co-​worker ordered a Hawaiian which was tastier. I work very close by so I will probably come back, but wouldn’t suggest you go out of your way to come here. They have some discounts if you are a student, which is nice of them. Had two slices of pepperoni on my second visit and it was decent.

I was starving for pizza. Any pizza. And that’s what I got. This is definitely a place not worth visiting. The bathroom is run down. The place is run down. The sign is falling off of the front of the store and is missing part of the letters which tells you a lot about the owner. And now let’s get to the pizza. Let’s just say that almost any store bought frozen pizza would taste quite a bit better. It was soggy and tasteless. Ragou anyone? Anyway save your visit and go to another pizza place. The staff was friendly however.

This place deserves better reviews. This pizza here is surprisingly good. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because the lettuce was not that fresh on my salad, and they did not have unsweetened iced tea. The only no calorie drink they have is diet Pepsi. They do not short you on toppings or cheese. The sauce is pretty good too. They also have really good ranch dressing. They are reasonably priced. It was nice to be reminded of what a real pizza place tastes like relitive to those build your own pizza places. This is now my go too pizza joint.

Pizza is so dry not enough sauce !!! Ruined Friday night movie night had 1 piece!!! was so looking forward to a nice easy dinner also they don’t give paper plates for takeout next time she said only this time

My second visit to Stuft was as disappointing as the first. The crust of our pepperoni and black olive pie was dense, bland, stiff, and starchy. The tomato sauce was flavorless, and the cheese and other toppings were low quality and greasy. Gross. The pizza reminded us of what you used to get at Peter Piper or Chuck E. Cheese — appealing only to eight-​year-​olds coming straight from a soccer game.
Please, Stuft, revamp your pizza entirely with an eye toward quality and flavor or vacate your prime Main St. location so we can at least have a shot that a tasty new restaurant might take your place.
Stuft comes in dead last in my rankings of El Segundo pizza: Rock n Brews, Andiamo, Vinny’s, Justa Pizza, Little Gourmet, Petro’s, Stuft.

This pizza is awesome! Not super greasy or drowned in sauce. The veggies were nicely chopped and balanced out with the meat. Price is good. We keep returning for more.

Great pizza! Nothing special, just a classic american pie. That being said, I’m picky when it comes to pizza and had no complaints. I was really hungry when I ate it though so that might be in their favor for the sake of this review. I would go back and recommend to others.

I have been going to Stuft Pizza for the last 20 years and I have yet to be disappointed with their pizza, calzones, salads, ravioli, hot stufts, and garlic bread. If you’re the dipping kind of pizza person their RANCH is a must try! They always have pizza specials which if you’re on a budget is a good thing. They unfortunately only have sodas but they have a couple of video games for the kids to play with and several TV’s for the adults to watch sporting events on. I personally usually pick up or have my pizza delivered, for no particular reason. I’m a thin crust kind of pizza lover and their’s is by far the best I have ever had.

This is yet another wish for a ½ star rating from Unilocal,as I feel that Stuft Pizza is ok (just barely), but not A-​Okay. So I wish I could give them a 2.5 star rating. If you are a resident of El Segundo and are within walking distance, Stuft Pizza is a decent choice for a pizza.
The building’s façade screams of the 1960’s & 1970’s and is definitely due for an update, but I can live with a slightly dated exterior, as it adds to El Segundo’s laid back charm. However, the interior is in desperate need of a renovation. I would bet that a fresh coat of paint, some brighter lights and a new floor would totally change the place.
But the real story here is the pizza itself and I don’t think Guy Fieri is going to show up any time soon for an episode of «Triple D». This is definitely not gourmet pizza, but it’ll do in a pinch. For all you lovers of NY style pizza, this is not the place for you, as the dough and crust are pretty thick. The toppings are average and ample.
The pizza is ok and there are specials when you can get $ 1.00 slices, which is a great deal; even more of a deal than Costco’s slices; but I digress. So if you are on a budget and are craving Pizza, this very well may be your new «go to» spot.
The staff here is always friendly and that goes a long way with me. Even if they didn’t change the pizza or menu at all, I’d give them a full 3 star rating if they just freshened up the interior.
There you have it. I’ll let you decide for yourself.

Don’t sweat the small Stuft Pizza slices or thick, bread-​like crust at this local pizza joint on Main Street in El Segundo because each slice is just a buck. That’s right, $ 1 pizza slices … plus $ 1 sodas. Much like talk, this pizza is cheap.
The pizza tastes like a cross between Red Barron and Costco, but I actually saw the pies being made behind the counter, so, it’s fresh cheap pizza with thin toppings and cheese. But it’s just a $ 1, so, what do ya expect, right?
The ladies behind the counter were as sweet as can be. Can’t fault them for anything. The soda machine didn’t work right … out of coke & ice, but they quickly stepped up to offer alternatives.
Parking was easy on the street and there is a shared lot in the alley behind the building.
So, when your stomach is empty and you want to stuff it … $ 1 at a time … stop in on the nice folks at Stuft Pizza.

Just ok.
I appreciate that they deliver to my job at a minimal delivery fee.
I called about an hour before I wanted to eat, ordered food for five people, they said it would take 40 minutes.
It ended up taking an hour. Good thing I called with spare time.
I got the BBQ chicken pizza and it was pretty yummy. My only complaint is the crust was super dry and tasteless. I would have loved some garlic or SOMETHING to dip it in. Everyone liked their meals. But the consensus was it was just ok.
Overall it was super cheap, delivers, and filled me up. That’s good enough for me. I will be ordering again. I’ll probably try one of the calzones this time since they look yummy too.

Driven by this place a million times and was intrigued by the catchy name. Inside is totally dilapidated with tons of dents in the wall. Pizza by the slice looked pretty weak, so I went for a meatball calzone and it was edible but far from tasty. Low quality ingredients.
I definitely won’t be back but this might be appropriate for the local school kids looking to get as much for their money as possible at the expense of any good taste.

I found myself starvin-​marvin when driving through El Segundo this past weekend when I noticed Stuft-​Pizza. I like pizza and stuffed pizza sounds pretty good to me, let’s give it a try!
Probably the thickest pizza that I’ve ever had, seriously. I’m a big fan over a lot of crust over thin crust pizzas, I think you get more flavor and more of your money’s worth. They had a ton of unique pizzas to choose from but I was in a hurry and after I let the girl at the front know this she said it would take longer if I were to get any of their specialty pizzas with more toppings and ingredients due to cooking and prep time. This was a bummer so I just went with a pepperoni pizza. Still very good but I was bummed I didn’t get to try something new. Oh well, that gives me more reason to return!

The chorizo pizza was delicious!!!

Terrible. Crust is way too thick and not in a good Chicago way. Toppings are meager. I’ve had better in a cafeteria.

Yeaa, we went here after boozing it up at Crush.
As I said in my review of Crush, the food there wasn’t exactly exciting so we didn’t want to waste our money on the lackluster food. We walked up and down the street and decided to stop here for pizza. I saw comparisons of this place to Vinny’s around the corner, and had to be a part of that debate.
The pizza here isn’t NY style so you can’t really compare it to Vinny’s. We got the small special and it was pretty good. The dough tasted fresh and the bottom of the pizza was crispy while the rest was soft and hot. It was a good pizza, not amazing but filling (which is what we were going for).
There was a stark difference between this place and Crush. The ambiance was definitely more casual. It’s a family establishment so there were chillens running around (one left a nice deuce in the bathroom for my boyfriend… thanks for flushing kid). It has a dingy divey feel to it. It was ok… nothing spectacular.

pizza is bomb!!! granted we were a bit taken back cuz we thought the place was closed because they had lights off to conserve energy and keep the place cool. But nonetheless best pizza in town.

This place seemed to be about your average run of the mill pizza joint, and in many ways it was true to my initial thought. The pizza wasn’t the same old flat $ 5 pizza you get places or anything, but it also didn’t cost $ 5! For the price, it was okay. Kinda reminded me more of digorno then anything else (yeah, the frozen stuff). That’s not to say it’s bad, it wasn’t, just wasn’t very memorable either.
The spaggetti though was overcooked. Girlfriend ended up not eating much of it because it was gross to her. We both ended up with horrible stomach aches that night too but since I can’t say with complete certainty it came from here, I won’t, but regardless I’m not too sure we’d come back anyway.
Not that LA is like king of the pizza places or anything, but there are just enough that this one seems too far to go to unless it had something that wow’d me, and unfortinately I don’t think it did.
Not bad, just true to the reviews, I’d give a 3.5 if I could, this was a bit above average.