G’s Pizza

My opinion of this place is up and down. I really don’t enjoy their pizza or calzones. The reason I order from here is the poboy selection and the g’s waffle dessert. I frequently order the chefs special chicken pesto poboy. It’s delicious and consistently made with quality ingredients. Organic spinach, feta, mozzarella, pesto and chicken. Served with fries and a great value for the portion size. The chicken parm is also good and I was happy with the burgers. This pizza and calzones are just nothing special compared with other local places. I really dislike the crust. The buffalo chicken poboy was inedible. It was 90% just hot sauce, not buffalo sauce. I love my spicy food but it was so saturated with strait hot sauce that I was only able to eat about half of one half. I even poured ranch on it and couldn’t stomach it. And there was mostly breading and little actual chicken. The g’s waffle is amazing. Belgian waffle with Nutella and whipped cream with berries. Love it.

I really wanted to love G’s Pizza, but I didn’t. The atmosphere is cute and welcoming, and the service was fine, but the pizza is overpriced and just average at best.
$ 17 for a 14″ pepperoni pizza is way too high. Luckily I visited on a night where they were offering a «Buy a large and get a large for $ 1» special.
The toppings tasted pretty good, but the crust is not good at all.
Mid City Pizza is still the best pizza in New Orleans IMHO. It’s amazingly delicious, and it’s reasonably priced. A 16″ pepperoni pizza at Mid City Pizza is $ 16.25.

This has to be one of my favorite pizza spots ever! Best pizza in the city of New Orleans great staff super friendly, and the owner always shows love and hooks u up love this place also where else could u get a large pizza buy one get one a 1 $ yes 1 $ on Wednesday

Most yummy pizzas, salads, sandwiches appetizers and oh I should mention the best customer service! Great place to dine in, carryout or sit in g he patio and pet friendly restaurant, with fresh herbs and flowers surrounding you. A must eat place to go in New Orleans on historical city streets Bienville xoxo love Kelley and the whole Klumpp family

The parking is something to be desired, but everything else was amazing. Our waiter was attentive, quick, and conversed with us. We ordered hummus as an appetizer. It came with a bunch of «fixins» such as olive oil, cucumbers, olives, and peppers on the side. I ordered a small O.G. pizza and loved that too. Their crust is excellent. Cute and cozy atmosphere. We’ll definitely be back!

Very good quality pizza. We had a coupon through local flavor and wish we had purchased more. The server was friendly and attentive.
We ordered 2 teas, a small meathead pizza, a pepperoni calzone, and a G’s waffle. The crust on the pizza was cooked perfectly; crispy outside and light fluffy insides. The meat filled the pizza. We vould taste every flavor of meat in each bite including the crispy bacon. We were getting full so decided on taking the calzone to go, but Im sure I will not be dissapointed. That thing is huge!
The G’s waffle is yummy and filling. I was thrown off a bit by the texture of the waffle. I had gotten spoiled by the crust of the pizza, I forgot I was indulging in a waffle. The texture is going to be different.softer. Anyway, it took some elbow to cut into the waffle with a butter knife… but so worth it. The bananas and strawberries were fresh and sweet and complimented the nutella so well. You forget that your getting full, so definitely share this after eating all that delicious pizza.
I didnt care for the restroom all that much. It is located in the back of the building and its one coed toilet. There is no air conditioning, just a vent running. Itbwas tolerable but wonder how stuffy it will get during the summer. Also, there were tiny gnats flying around which kinda made me cringe a little as I tried to swat them away. Still tolerable for casual dining. it wasnt an infestation… So I survived.
Despite the restroom, I this place. Great casual atmosphere, great service, even better food. I cant wait to bring the kids here. or maybe just me and the bossman again. I will definitely be back. (More coupons pls!!!)

This is my go to pizza place. It helps that it’s only a mile from where I live BUT, they have daily specials and they deliver.
The Wednesday dine in or take out special is my usual indulgence. Buy one large specialty pizza and get the second for only $ 1!!!

Solid 4 stars from a self proclaimed picky pizza eater! We actually heard about Gs from a flier that was on our window at Brunch Fest. Usually I’m annoyed by such a thing but the flier was well made and the pizzas sounded delish especially since they had a few vegetarian options which is often hard to find at pizza shops. We decided to give it a go since I didn’t feel like cooking. I got the Rainbow specialty pizza which is mozzarella, tomatoes, sauce, avocados, corn, and cilantro. I got mine without tomatoes and added roasted garlic. The boyfriend got the yin yanger pizza and loved it. We ordered our pizzas online off their website and it was ready in about 30 mins. The pizzas came with packets or crushed red pepper and parm as well as a ranch (?) dill (?) sauce. I usually hate ranch but this is delish. We will definitely be returning.

I don’t often post comments but I couldn’t let this one go buy without one. I had 16 friends coming to over for dinner. I saw G’s flyer in my mail, read there specials. I figured let’s try it out.
Not only was the Pizza DELICIOUS. (Bienville Supreme, Meathead, Nola Green Roots amazing), but I spoke with the manager the day before and as promised her had everything ready now time no problems.
I will definitely put this in my list of places I can count on.
Thanks

Ordered a large supreme pizza with some hummus and pita bread last night. The delivery was efficient and on time but they forgot to include some of the toppings that came with the hummus plate. The manager was so kind enough to not only immediately have someone drop off the toppings but he also threw in a desert for free. Great customer service

We’ve consistently had great food and service every time we order from G’s. Everything taste fresh and the pizzas are the best we have tried in the area.
I also want to mention that the hummus plate gives me life.

I got really excited when I saw the Narcissist pizza on the menu. Artichokes! Pineapple! Chili peppers! It reminded me of a pizza I used to get at Magazine Pizza, which I’m realizing is because it is the same pizza. Except… not.
I was fully prepared to like this place, but the food, service, and ambiance were all rather mediocre. I ordered takeout, and the lady at the counter was fine, not rude or anything, just extremely unenthusiastic. I got the Narcissist pizza, and I would have been fine paying $ 17 for a 14″ pizza if it were good, but it tasted like the ingredients were just not great quality. There wasn’t a lot of marinara on the pizza, and there was a little container of some white sauce on the side, which was kind of confusing. If you know your pizza doesn’t taste good without condiments, you need to make your pizza better.
I also ordered the spinach and artichoke dip, and I tried combining it with the pizza, but man, that stuff is so rich. I get that spinach and artichoke dip is supposed to be an indulgence, but it’s also supposed to be edible, and this was just way too much. When fat is the only flavor, it’s tough to enjoy a dish.
A note if you have kids, or delicate sensibilities: I was there at lunchtime on Ash Wednesday, and the music playing was some aggressively sexual R&B. Like, lots of explicit details about things you might not want to discuss with your kids/​date/​parents/​anyone, ever. Not sure if this is the usual soundtrack or just a Catholic holiday special, but it seemed like an odd choice.

I recently returned to NOLA after a 4-​year hiatus. Transplanted Yankee here; from Detroit and Chicago, where pizza is an art, not just a business. I am not a pizza connoisseur, but I know what I like and I know what good pizza is. G’s rates very high. The margherita pizza is delicious. I especially enjoy the hummus appetizer; that stuff by itself deserves 5 stars. I find the staff very pleasant and if they are running behind, they let you know which I appreciate.
I find these one-​star reviews read like hilariously bad fiction. «It was a dark and stormy pizza…» Tasteless? Undercooked? Cardboard? No. Just no.

I live in the neighborhood so I’ve been here several times, and I’ve never had less than an excellent experience. The servers and the owner are all so friendly and come out to tell my friends and I hello each time we come in. Everything I’ve tried has been great: appetizers, pizza, salad, and sandwiches. Specifically the spinach dip and garlic bread, the Yin Yanger pizza and the grilled shrimp poboy. And get the nutella waffle for dessert, it is seriously divine! Also they serve free wine after 5 and you CANNOT beat that!
Don’t understand the bad reviews stating unfriendly staff and mediocre food– this is so far from my experiences that I don’t see how they’re possible. I will continue to return for the welcoming atmosphere and the great food.

The pizza was nothing special. It reminded me of a frozen pizza really has no taste to it. The guy making the pizza wasn’t using gloves ewwww i didn’t notice until after the fact. Staff was very unfriendly.

Really nice folks working there and in kitchen. Small, casual place. The buy one get one for $ 1 pizza deal (Wed only) is phenomenal. They’re BYOB and provide a free glass of wine if you dine-​in. Pizza is good and lots of choices. Awesome place that is a new staple– great place to hang out with friends and get a lot of good food/​drink for a great price.

Visiting my sister from out of town and we wanted to find gluten free pizza. She had a menu that was left on her car so we gave it a try. The pizza was amazing! We got a regular pepperoni pizza for the kids and a gluten free chicken pesto for us. My parents had the hummus, signature burger and feta rolls. Everything tasted great, nice portions and fast delivery. We will order again next time we visit

I’m a fan. Recently had G’s Pizza last night for the first time. They run a Wednesday special where it’s buy 1 large pizza, get the second for $ 1. Can’t beat that! Not only was the price great, but the pizza was delicious. We got the Big Cheesy and Rainbow. Both were good, but the Big Cheesy was delicious! The larges are a nice size as well. Called the order in ahead of time, and it was ready in 15 minutes.
PROS
— Value
— Get the Big Cheesy
— Quick
— Daily specials

If cardboard had a taste it would best be described as a slice from here. Not sure why I did it to myself seeing as how the lunch rush was something out of a spaghetti western* que tumble weeds and Eastwood whistle. It was eerily quiet and yet still I said let me order 2 slices to go. I asked the waitress about the size of the slices to which she replied «decent». Lol. They were about 1 NY slice if stitched together. Mostly tasteless cheese as the lack of sauce was evident. I suffered through the first slice and then did not want to waste the second but it was tough. Still on the search to find decent pizza here in New Orleans. Consistent.

No complaints about my first visit to G’s. Great pizza and friendly service. I decided to stop in and grab a slice before heading back to work. I was a little confused at first if I was to order at the counter for just have a seat. But the waitress let me know I could just have a seat if I was dining in. I ordered two slices of pepperoni and a drink. The slices were a great size and they sure filled me up, and the house made ranch was very good. I also liked that they have an array of hot sauces available for anything you order. I’d be happy to stop in to try other item on the menu.

No. Just no.
Been here twice since they switched from Magazine St. pizza (some of the best stuff on Earth) to this mess.
First time, the salad was missing half of the ingredients. The pizza was undercooked. Since it was delivery, I popped the pizza in the oven and ate the salad while waiting for the pizza. The pizza was mediocre at best, but they did come quick. They were also honoring the old Magazine St. menu and coupons at that time.
The second time, my friend and I decided to try them again since we were craving that Magazine St salad and Farmer’s Market pizza. So we called up G’s. This time the girl behind the counter sounded so insulted that we would suggest they do something off menu. Even something they made a month prior.
So we ordered a bbq pizza and their house salad. An hour later, the food arrived. Again, the food was nothing exciting. ½ hour later, both my friend and I came down with food poisoning.
Big NOPE.

When ever I am close I drop in for a jalapeño cheese sticks and a NOLA green. This time I was only 157 miles away. So worth it. My favorite pizza on the planet and I have been on every continent of it. Love the staff and the motto «life is short drink the good wine.» I can’t say this any better. EAT HERE!!!

So glad I gave this place a 2^nd chance. First time I ordered, it was about 6 mos. ago and it was just ok. Last night I got the «NOLA Green Roots» pizza. Fully intended on adding meat and forgot to — yet the pizza was so good. Full disclosure, I removed garlic + onions & added goat cheese & jalapeños to this lineup: Tomato sauce, black olives, mushroom, onion, organic spinach, bell pepper, roasted red pepper, artichoke, roasted garlic, and mozzarella. It was delivered promptly and the delivery gal was super sweet. Better than MC Pizza.

Ok. So I gotta update my review because G’s really hit a home run on their second chance.
Backstory: My SO and I’s first trip here was somewhat of a disappointment (see my previous review), but G’s insisted that they could do better and they wanted to make up for it. And that they did!
I ordered the Bienville (again), but without olives and mushrooms. And I had some specific requests as well: heavy on the sauce, light on the cheese, and in the shape of a heart. The heart was because it would be a surprise for my (now) fiancée’ — pizza is her favorite food and the pizza was for the evening of the day I was to propose (don’t worry, lunch was fancier — we went to Commander’s!).
G’s fulfilled all my requests perfectly. Just the right amount of cheese and sauce for our liking. And it tasted very good. The crust was good and solid (greasy last time), and it sure was in the shape of a heart, which was awesome. It definitely made up for the previous trip and we definitely enjoyed our pizza.
G’s is back on our radar!

When people reminisce about a home town pizza place and how good the food and service was, this is what they are talking about!!!
I love G’s. Hands down. The pizza is delicious, the service (Ricky is the BEST!!) is amazing, and I love dining in. We bring all our friends here just to experience the great service.
Hit this place up. :)

Upon entering, I was warmly greeted and told to pick my own table. I had sweet tea and a chicken bacon pizza with a garlic sauce. Both were quite good. I quickly devoured the first slice being hungry. I began to look around. I was here during the early lunch time. There were a few other patrons. The restaurant seems to be clean. Then, as I am reading my book, I realize I have a few friends. ANTS! Small black ants. Not a great amount, but the four that I saw were enough to turn me sour. A waiter came, I asked for a refill on the tea, he takes my cup and goes to refill it. He brings out food for another customer. Comes out, looks around, then goes to the back and brings out my refilled tea saying that he got distracted. Seems reasonable. I am not sure what to make of this place. It could be so much more. Until I am done eating, and have paid for my meal, I ask for directions to the restroom.
Ah the restroom. You go out to the back, make a left at the smelly smelly dumpster and enter the dirty unisex restroom. The overflowing trashcan is directly under the toilet paper roll, with the toilet paper dangling into it. The restroom just smells… bad. Combination of mold that has just been painted over and it just needs a deep cleaning.
There are too many other options in the area.

I love it here. Is my opinion biased by their free wine? Probably. Is it swayed by the fact that G gave me a free shirt on my birthday*? Yes, totally.
But also because: their pizza is delicious, their staff is so friendly and real. They’re open late, which is great because after 10 pm it’s cool enough that you can think about using their outdoor seating.
I’ve had The Rainbow and Narcissus pizzas – both were great.
Also, they deliver so many places. Also, they cater. You should have them cater your event.
*Partially because my friend was very direct and ASKED for shirt.

I saw a lot of reviews on here about poor delivery service. We had our food delivered and it was not late, and the delivery guy was polite. My Gyro was perfectly average, a little bland, but fine. However, there was a piece of plastic in there so I wasn’t too thrilled about that. It was hidden deep within the wrap, so it doesn’t was not mine. I’m sure it was an honest mistake so to be honest I probably wouldn’t completely write this place off, but I won’t be adding plastic to my diet pretty soon

Ever try on a pair of shoes that just don’t fit but wear them anyway because they’re what’s available? Yeah, that’s sorta how I feel about G’s. I WANT to love this place. I really do. It’s in the neighborhood, you get a lot of food for your money and the food isn’t bad. There’s just something. Maybe it’s because Yang’s was here for so long. Maybe it’s because the pizza just really isn’t that great. The space itself is just, odd. Low ceilings, but not a dive-​feel. The owners/​employees seem to be working their butts off though, so ya gotta give them credit for that!
So, yesterday, I got the «Nola Heat». A buffalo-​style chicken poboy with fries and a drink. The drink was included in the price, which was nice. It was an 8 inch poboy and fries for $ 10.70 after tax.
I thought the fries were mediocre. They were the large, steak cut ones. Probably a frozen to fryer situation. The sandwich was big and the chicken was good, but I ended up tossing most of the bread and just eating what I assume was breaded chicken tenders, tossed with buffalo sauce.
The restaurant has an old street fighter video game machine, which is pretty cool. They advertise a free glass of wine if you dine in, but the menu also says «BYOB», so that’s confusing?
I don’t think this is a «regular rotation» lunch spot for me, unfortunately.

Try a pizza, add the roasted garlic, they do it right. Friendly staff, laid back hip spot in mid city. Waiting for your pizza? They have two classic coin-​op arcade games, Street Fighter II and Ms. Pac Man. Homey wood panelling inside, and outdoor picnic tables with umbrellas out front, plus this place is BYOB. It is right by City Park, they have a few parking spots too.

BLUF: Definitely not your best option for food or pizza in Mid-​City. Not terrible but nothing special.
You can order online which is awesome. The less talking to people I have to do in my life the better. That being said, you can tell them online you would like to pay the delivery guy with a credit card but he has no ability to take it. So if you want delivery you have to call it in and pay over the phone or have cash. No big deal but annoying.
I built my own pizza; pepperoni, kalamadi olives and mushrooms. The toppings are pretty poor quality. Cant really taste them at all. Overall the pizza just doesnt have much flavor. It is good but not sure why I would ever get it again with so many other better options around. (they are open to midnight so that is a plus considering it is hard to get food late in NOLA sometimes)
It does come with ranch dressing for dipping which my lady’s theory is that is so there is some flavor to it.

Best pizza in town! The quality of the ingredients used is obviously better than what everyone is using because you haven’t had a «great» pizza until you’ve had one of G’s pizzas. His sandwiches are also just as amazing, and the best part is… you can bring your own wine! That’s right, there’s just nothing better than one of G’s pizzas and a glass of your favorite wine. His menu is constantly evolving which makes for a fun experience since there’s always something new!
All in all, the best kept secret in mid-​city, and the best pizza in New Orleans.