Pompeii Pizzeria

First, I looked at the website for the hours. So, while starving, I walked all the way here only to find this place closed.
Perhaps it is out of business? I don’t know, but I’m not going to risk going back on an empty tummy.

After a long, long day of walking around, we gave up on going out to dinner and just had pizza delivered. There didn’t seem to be a lot of choices in the area, so we just picked one of the few that delivered. I was really impressed! It’s as good as any simple, greasy, NY-​style pizza I’ve ever had, and it really hit the spot.
We got a side of garlic bread that was heavily seasoned and delicious. I was looking forward to having leftover pizza the next day, but my wife finished it off before I got a chance — it was THAT good.

This is delicious, standard, NY style pizza. I was super impressed by the quality, price and super fast delivery time! Their menu has a large variety and I was thrilled that all the vegetables on the pizza were super fresh too! I look forward to ordering from them again!

The wings were pretty darn good for delivery, but pizza was super greasy and the crust was rubbery.

Awesome food! Great prices! Lightning fast!

This is the best NYC-​style pizza delivery I’ve found so far in New Orleans. (by which I mean I am a strong believer in hole-​in-​the-​wall, non-​gourmet, appropriately greasy pizza). The sauce, cheese, crust ratio is in correct proportion. Plus, they don’t skimp on the pepperoni (that’s the only thing I ever order, so all I can speak for…)
30 – 40 minute delivery times so the pizza is still hot — with the added bonus that you’re not dying of hunger when it arrives. Only thing that takes a star off is I agree with previous review the crust could be crisper.
Also, $ 9.99 16″ Large pizza special on game days are great when you’re kickin it at home with a hangover and football.

This is the location of the old Warehouse District Pizza. I don’t know if it’s the same owners or pizzas, but it’s pretty good. We tried a pepperoni pizza and E’s special. The pepperoni kind of reminded me of Chuck E Cheese pizza when I was a kid. E’s special is BBQ sauce, chicken, pineapple, bacon, jalapenos, and extra cheese and it was very, very good. The pineapples offset the spice of the the BBQ sauce and jalapenos very well. One thing that could be better is the crispiness of the pizzas. Both the pepperoni and E’s special were actually a bit soggy. Also, the pizzas were a little on the thin side, but not too thin. Kind of pricey as it was $ 30 for one large 16″ and one medium 12″. I would actually give this place 3.5 stars but rounded up because of the E’s special.