ZaZa Fine Salad And Wood Oven Pizza

Great food. I would normally give this place top marks, but the young woman behind the counter acted like she was going out of her way to take my order and made it clear that complicated orders (half cheese half no cheese) were not something that she considered part of her job. Everyone has off days, but it was an unpleasant experience.

Love the salad concept: choose one that’s already on the menu or make your own. The last time I was here, I saw Ted Danson & Mary Steenburgen getting salads to go. Good gelato, good service. Can get crowded but there is a upstairs.

Driving through Lil Rock and my wife searched and suggested. … not a go stop.
Santa Fe South salad was so finely chopped I suggested we use a spoon to eat it, not much flavor in the dressing and the «fried» chicken nuggets in the salad seemed to be from the frozen food section of a grocery store, poor.
The 4 Corners pizza, though a good concept, was executed very poorly, the dough was not cooked thoroughly and all the add ons just fell off or through our fingers.
$ 31 later we left hungry and letdown, sorry Lil Rock

The ‘Santa Fe South’ salad is delicious; I order it basically every time I go to ZAZA’s. The salad prices are a little high, but the price is fair for the quality of the food. The salads are made quickly, but you should expect a longer wait time if you’re ordering one of their wood oven pizzas. I don’t order pizza often, but the pizzas ordered at neighboring tables always look great.

Really tasty artisan pizza with salads for those who don’t necessarily want a big meal. The prosciutto is my favorite, and classics like pepperoni are good here too.
I like their high-​heat oven– as it lends a nice crispy char to the crust.
Prices are more on the expensive side, and the clientele is decidedly upper-​middle class, but the food is good and it is served fast.

First and last time here, unfortunately. The employees were very rude. It was our first time here and they gave short unhappy answers and looks as if we were stupid for not knowing how the flow of the restaurant goes. Second thing that was shocking was how little portions were on the make your own salad. Definitely not worth paying for each item. The pizza was burnt too. For future people, my advice would be know that 2 people can definitely get full off of sharing one pizza and skip the make your own salad.

Excellent pizza and salad! They have a fairly large menu with most of the prices ranging from $ 8-​$ 15. The staff was very nice and helpful. The crowd was more of a «hipster» group. Only reason for a markdown was the price for the custom pizza. Three items ran us $ 40.
Custom pizza ⁹⁄₁₀ (wish it was a little bigger)
House salad ¹⁰⁄₁₀
Pinot noir ¹⁰⁄₁₀
Overall a very nice and delicious place just be careful when ordering extra toppings.

Standard run of the mill chicken salad. All of the ingredients were sitting out uncovered. They ran out of plasticware. It would have taken an employee all of 5 minutes to go and purchase more.

I try to stop by this place every time I am in town. I love their salads more than their pizzas, and it’s not that their salads are crazy complex nor that their pizzas are badly made. But I do love how fresh all the ingredients are and how their staff is always able to get the perfect salad/​dressing ratio down to a T. Keep up the good work, team!

This is my favorite pizza in Little Rock, so far! Great tasting pizza! I ordered the pepperoni, they use large slices. The pizza has a good proportion of crust, sauce, cheese, and toppings.

Fancy salads for a fancy price. The gelato is delicious though! Service is super quick and the pizza oven has a bar that is fun for kids to hang out and watch.

Love this place. The pizza’s are delicious and so are the salads. Just be sure you get a to go box as I can never finish the salad. I love the pepperoni pizza & kids love the cheese pizza.
The people who work here are really nice. Maria was exceptional. She saw that there was a long line for the salads and she told me to order my pizza at the bar (thanks for that!) She also jumped to help her team out when people were waiting in the gelato /​beer line.
Can’t wait to come back!

Best salad hands down! A great selection of fresh veggies and dressings. The pizza was also delicious. Perfect ratio of sauce of toppings.

Heard about this place so we drove down from Chicago to check it out. We were not disappointed!
Ok, so we didn’t hear about before; we were actually passing through Little Rock on our way to Houston from Chicago. So now we are looking for more reasons to come to back to Little Rock just so we can stop and enjoy another meal here.
We, my son and I, each had our own petite salads and shared a pizza. For all you fans of New York pizza, this is the real deal. Chicago pizza still wins, but I’ll enjoy this anytime. Wood fired oven, made the way you like it.
While we were waiting in line (not a long wait at all) a couple of locals, entreated us to make sure to try a bit of the homemade ice cream for dessert. Wow! We’re glad they said something. The dish we shared should have been called Orgasm by Chocolate. If you are old like me, this is the ice cream you remember from your youth. Rich, creamy, and full of flavor.
Come hungry and enjoy some honestly fresh and delicious food!

Let me preface this review by saying I’m not a salad person. I only ever eat lettuce to be polite or if I’m feeling guilty for the giant cheeseburger I ate the day before. However, after reading the descriptions on the menu at ZaZa’s, I thought I would give the Ahi Tuna salad a try. BEST decision of my life (or my lunch). I’d never actually enjoyed a salad before yesterday. The tuna was lightly seared to perfection. It was beautiful. I can not wait to come back!

A great pizza stop for lunch or dinner. I think it’s more of a lunch place. Wasn’t too crowded but still took a little bit to get our food. But I don’t care how long it takes when the pizza tastes that delicious.
The first pizza I ordered was the BBQ chicken pizza and it was one of the best I’d ever had. It could have used a little more onion but the BBQ was sweet and not too overwhelming with a perfect amount of chicken.
The second pizza was a prosciutto arugula and I was blown away. I heard this was one of their most popular and now I know why. Everything complimented each other very well and the pizza was nice and refreshing. The tomatoes took home the gold on this pizza.
Try this place out you won’t be disappointed.

I searched best pizza in Little Rock and ZaZa kept coming up. My girlfriend had a Caesar salad and it was the best Caesar salad I have ever had! There was also so many unique salads to choose from and I sure wanted to try a lot of them.
I ordered a ZaZa Supreme pizza. It took it’s time to cook and it was very busy but it was worth it. One of the best pizza I have had in a while. I never eat pizza with a fork and I had to because the cheese kept sliding off. The pizza was very hot and fresh and all the toppings had an exceptional taste to it. They have a variety of pizza that I want to try so I will be back.
This place is an absolute dive and I can’t believe I walked out without trying gelato. I believe in time this will be one of my favorite pizza places of all time. Can’t wait to go back.

If a salad could be life changing, it would come from here.
Walking into this place after a long day of hard labor, I felt *good* ordering a salad instead of a pizza. And once I’d eaten it, I felt AWESOME! What more can you ask from a lunch?
I particularly enjoyed the Sesame Ginger salad (full size) with grilled chicken and heavy dressing — and I can vouch for the Tuna salad (that tuna was ever so slightly grilled to perfection!)
The pizza’s aren’t bad at all, they’re crisp, thin-​crust, minimalist pizzas for a good price. But, being a deep-​dish kind pizza lover, I call ‘em decent flatbreads with sauce :)

I stopped by here last Saturday afternoon with my wife for lunch. We sidled into this place not really knowing what was going on and immediately got in line. There was a lot going on in front of us as on the wall there were two large menus, one for the pizza and another for the salads while in front of that was an area where they made the salads. Then following along the line there was a cashier and lastly on the other other side of the cashier there was a huge brick oven where they make their pizzas. After you place your order you are given a number and go find a seat. There is seating for maybe 20 on the first floor, crowded seating for 30 or so on the second floor and even more seating outside. That second floor is sort of a balcony and you can see all the wood they have saved to use in their stove.
I went with the ham, pineapple and jalapeño pizza while my wife went with the prosciutto and arugula with a fried egg on top. Our orders were delivered to us after only a short wait and we immediately dug in. Both of our pizzas were pretty good but I have to admit that my wife won out on this one. The crust of her pizza was crispy throughout and I loved the salty prosciutto and extra cheese hers had on top. I also really enjoyed the sweet and spicy flavors of mine as the jalapeño gave it a nice kick. The bottom of my pizza was also pretty crispy on the outside but I found it to be a bit soggy the closer to the middle that I got. Overall though it was still some good pizza and both my wife and I enjoyed it.
The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here again in the future. The food was good and the service was prompt which made for an enjoyable meal.

Finally notching another highly regarded Top Pizza choice in Thrillist’s Best Pizza in every state. And this place did not disappoint. I enjoyed the 2 story restaurant with a small bar area and gelato case. You order your food in line. The salad choices all look good and you can order a «small» version for $ 3 less. They have soup as well.
We split a Prosciutto and Arugula pizza which was quite good — nice crisp to the crust, and just enough San Marzano tomatoes. The spicy Black bean soup was excellent too. And the Za Zac house salad with feta, nuts and berries was quite good too. Barely had room for gelato but had to have some and it was so good.
Another highlight is the beer they serve from their sister owned Lost Forty brewing. The Pale Ale was fantastic. Inspired us to head over to the brewery tasting room after lunch (only about 15 mins away).