Abbot’s Pizza Co

This place has a wide selection of pizzas for a decent price and speedy service. I would complain about the cost, but the quality of the ingredients is clearly above average so you surely get what you pay for (Venice prices).

Awesome selection of sliced pizza on the go! The best in Venice or anywhere nearby! Awesome people work there as well! Love this place! Neighborhood gem for sure!!!

This place is great. Excellent pizza, lots of great signature pies, and very reasonably priced. I had their pepperoni and sausage and the Popeye’s chicken on two separate visits. I recommend asking for a side of their marinara sauce for dipping that awesome bagel crust.

Great pizza by the slice. They have a variety to choose from: meaty… healthy-​ish options (mushroom, tomatoes, spinach)… and of course, their famous salad pizza. It is better than it looks or sounds — lots of leafy greens and avacado. It’s not the best pizza I have ever had or anything, but it’s pretty good and fast, if you’re hungry and on the go.

I consider the salad pizza the delicacy of Venice. It’s that good and amazing and worth every pound gained. You’ll find yourself reasoning that it’s OK to eat two or three slices more than you’d normally eat because it’s just a «salad!» If you are one cheap bastard, take your prospective date here and order her a salad pizza — you’ll save bucks and possibly score points.

The salad pizza from this place is THE BOMB. It makes it into my top 3 favorite things to eat in LA, and I would eat it multiple times a week if it were in close proximity to me. It’s a must-​stop anytime I’m around Abbot Kinney! The slices are huge, and the salad pizza comes with a literal salad (including avocado!) atop a giant slice of pizza.
Friends have gotten more «normal» slices of pizza from here and have really liked them, but I’m team salad pizza for life. I’m salivating just thinking about it.
Vegetarian-​friendly! You’ll leave so satisfied.

Good Pizza, big slices love how you can walk in and get pretty much any slice you want. people are real nice behind the counter and on the other side of the counter. pretty hip part of town

Greek slice is great! Reasonable prices. Photos on the wall are cool. Menu is extensive. Tons of choices in terms of toppings, cheese, and sauce. A few stools available. Wish the cashier lady was at least slightly friendly.

Bagel crust? Like, EVERYTHING BAGEL CRUST? WITH A SALAD ON TOP? Yes. It’s true. It’s about $ 6 for a slice but A) it’s huge and B) it has salad all over it (including avocado). And $ 6 for lunch isn’t that bad considering other options. Great crispy thin crust. Lots of options if you’re not into lettuce on your pizza. But I really enjoyed this.

Delicious salad pizza and pep by the slice. It’s a nice little whole in the wall with two bars against the wall. Adorable black and white staff photos line the walls and the pizza is huge for by the slice. I can’t remember the cost. Something like $ 5 or $ 6 for a huge piece of Costco sized pizza. I’ll definitely return my next round in LA.

Don’t let the giant neon «Gluten Free Pizza» sign in the front window trick you. Yes, there’s gluten free pizza, but it’s almost inedible.
Somehow, I’d had a good streak going with finding new gluten free pizzas lately. So when I parked on Abbot Kinney and looked up to see that bright sign in the window, I felt like I needed to check it out. I wasn’t even hungry, but how could I pass up a chance at discovering a new gluten free pizza joint?
Honestly, stepping in, I should have been concerned. It’s a really small pizza shop. After I ordered, I noticed a heaping pile of flour just sitting on a counter. And then I started to get concerned. I know gluten free is trendy these days, but if you’re gluten free because of celiac or some other sensitivity, AVOID THIS PLACE. After waiting 15 minutes for my pizza, I not only got a burnt, cracker-​thin pizza in a soggy, falling-​apart box, but I had a reaction.
Granted, it looked like a totally different experience if you can eat regular pizza. There were about 20 trays of by-​the-​slice pizzas ready to go, and the prices for those seemed like a steal too. It had the vibe of every good hole-​in-​the-​wall find. But if you’re truly gluten free, this is not your place to eat. And Abbot’s Pizza, please think about what you’re telling customers with that sign in your window and gluten free advertised just as much as, if not more than, your normal crust.

They serve slices! Im a New Yorker so I’m partial to thin crust. The have a pretty decent thin crust here, but it was just missing something. The crust was a bit on the bready side and lacked the balance of crisp and chew that I like to see. All in all, not a bad slice though. The folks behind the counter were fantastic. The were very friendly and helpful which easily brought the rating to 4 star.
I had a meat lover slice and a veggie slice. The meat lover was much tastier. The veggie fell apart in my hands and was not that enjoyable to eat.

I love their pizzaaaa! It’s crunchy, chewy and soft. My favorite it the pepperoni! They heat it up if you buy it by the slice, if you order a pie you can top it however you want it!
Don’t forget their house sauce!

Perhaps my expectations were a bit too high. I thought the pizza was good, but nothing all that great. The «Five Onion» pizza’s combo of onions was definitely unique (in a good way), and I liked the softness of the slice. It wasn’t a huge fan of the «Bianca,» which gives a different take on the white pizza, but was a too soft and had too much ricotta.
The bagel crusts were the best part of the pizza, and each slice had a different crust. Unfortunately however, the crust only takes up about ¹⁄₈ of the area. Next time I’m there, I’ll go for the more traditional BBQ Chicken and Meat Eater’s to see if I just went to outside the box this time.
In terms of process, there are two racks of pre-​made pizzas on the front counter when you arrive. Look at the chalk menu to the left, and pick your slice (s), and the staff will put your slice (s) back into the oven and warm them up. Customers can sit on stools to the left and right at small counters. A boombox is sitting in front of one of the stools, which makes that seat and that whole area unbelievably loud. Not sure why they don’t have surround sound (very small investment). Note: the spicy dipping sauce is really spicy.
The menu on Unilocal is much easier to read and manageable than the chalk menu on the wall.

This place is so good! I’ve been dying to try it and I made my way on New Year’s (which by the way was still incredibly packed). Originally, I wanted to place my order for delivery but they said it would take up to an hour and a half… So I decided not to be so lazy and drive the 5 minutes to pick up my pizza lol. Best of all, I saved $ 4 which is their delivery charge.
So I ordered two pizzas: the 12 inch salad pizza and a large margherita pizza. Salad pizza sounds strange, right? But the salad pizza here is omggggg to die for… and «healthy» kidding. But the pizza itself is beautiful with plenty of fresh veggies and avocados… They put a few pieces of avocado on each slice so you get a creamy bite in each! The lettuce is shredded up all thin and they have a light dressing and some feta so the pie itself is extremely flavorful. You also have a choice to get their «dipping» on the side which is basically a spicy aioli. It seriously has a kick but it is amazing with your pizza. The dough itself is a lot thicker for a thin slice but it’s rustic, crunchy, and very doughy. It holds up to all the vegetables on the salad pizza.
Margherita pizza was standard — with plenty of cheese, tomato sauce, and fresh tomatoes. The pie was huge! But out of the two, I would definitely order the salad pizza over and over again.
Can’t wait to go back :) their spicy chicken pizza looks so good too! What I really like about this place is that you can order by slice too.

Small little pizza place serving up pizza by the slice.
This place is near a few bars so it’s perfect to go to after a few drinks.
Ordered tomato basil, plain, and pepperoni slice.
The dough was pretty good. Good crispy bottom and the pizza stood up when I picked it up which is good.
The flavor was nothing spectacular but it wasn’t bad. Definitely good enough to get your pizza fix.
The bad thing about this place is that it is SUPER overpriced. Two slices for $ 10?! It’s definitely not worth that much…

I stopped in to pick up a couple slices to-​go. There isn’t much space inside and the place was very busy with customers. I was impressed with how quickly and politely the employees were and moved the line along. I recommend calling your order in if you want a whole pie and plan to eat your food elsewhere even if it’s just slices you are getting unless you are lucky enough to grab a spot at a stool near the small bar-​top area along the wall. They had 2 large glass cases with about 9 different types of pizza in each one! It all looked fresh and tempting. They have traditional toppings, but they also have a variety of pizzas such as Salad Pizza, Five Onion Pizza, Chicken Curry Pizza and Spicy Chicken Pizza just to mention some. I decided to go simple this first time with a cheese slice and it was so good that I’ll definitely be back to try some of the other creations!
Cheese Slice ($ 3.80 including tax) — The crust was thin and had the right about of crispness to it. The sauce tasted ah-​mazing! They didn’t skimp on the cheese and it was just a really good slice. One of the best slices that I have eaten!
Aside from the nice selections of pizzas and crusts on the menu they also offer calzones, salads and dessert scones and gluten free is an option.

Abbots Pizza is delicious! The sauce contains the perfect about of tang while the cheese is plentiful with a touch of oregano baked into the crust.
It’s quick, fresh, and quaint. The interior is small and seats 11. It’s a quick eat your pizza and go kinda joint. Know what you want and get out of the way.
Slices cost $ 3 – 5. Pies cost $ 15.95−29.

Pizzzaaa!!! Stopped by after shopping on 3^rd street promenade. It’s located on a cute street with little shopping boutiques. It’s a small hole in the wall, serving up big slices of pizza.
After reviewing the menu, I decided on the salad pizza and the chicken curry pizza. The slices are huge and easy to share. It’s around $ 4 for a specialty slice, which is super affordable. The salad pizza is basically a slice of dough topped with a salad, just like the name. I loved the avocado slices on top, but other than that, its nothing too special. The chicken curry slice came out nice and hot! It had chicken and pineapple, sprinkled with curry spice. It was really good!
Now onto the crust. it was sprinkled with sesame seeds and lemon poppy seeds. I really liked the flavor the seeds added. Lastly, the spicy sauce! Get it! It reminds me of a spicy in-​n-​out sauce! It’s perfect for dipping your pizza in!

I think this maybe my new pizza spot! A little hole in the wall spot, but def hard to miss.
I was recommended this place by a friend, looked at the different pizza’s on Unilocal.My first time ordering was the SA-​LA-​DIFY pizza and i’ve been hooked since. Everyone who I bring here def agree. I always call ahead to order for a pick up. I really want to try their bbq pizza, not a fan of it but I makes my mouth water! Hope you enjoy, check out my Instagram page FoodGuruLA.

Bonne pizza, slice a — de 4 $