Angry Petes Pizza

The Smashburger is awesome! Great pizza, you only need to order one, even though you think you need two! Great, deep dish, pizza options. If you work at the county building, this should be your to-go lunch spot. I like the weekly and daily specials.A big menu, it's not just pizza!and you get that Taco Bell nostalgia feeling when you're there

I say this with love.... This is a great dive bar... kind of strange the night visited all the men were upstairs and all the women downstairs (by the pool tables) all the signs say to order at the bar which was difficult because there wasn't a bare space to belly up... I finally just asked the pizza guy and he helped us out... we tried 4 different pizzas... OMG so good... messy but good! A bunch of guys let us know about Ladies Night and encouraged us to come back.... Always nice to feel welcome

I can only speak for the spartan and I say OMG DELICIOUS!!!I have tried both the detroit style and today I tried the new thin crust. I love both, the thin crust was small for the price but super good!

I was charged twice, and although I'm not blaming anyone, it did happen. I waited for over 10 minutes to receive a dried-up hotdog with hardly any chili, and I was also given a lukewarm pizza. Fortunately, I decided to take the pizza to go, and when I reheated it, it tasted much better. The hotdog alone cost $6, and the combo was around $7. Overall, I don't plan on returning. It seems like they haven't quite figured out the rhythm of their kitchen, and the cashier service needs improvement. I was also surprised that they rely too much on a heat lamp to warm up the pizza instead of using the oven for a better result.

Note - Angry Pete's Pizza is inside of Desi's Bar & Grill. Angry Pete's Pizza was very tasty in my opinion. Conveniently located if you should choose to have a drink after.

Angry Pete sure smiles a lot for someone who is so angry...Wait, I don't want to hurt the brand- he's real angry, vicious even. But you should come on by and order some pizza and see for yourself if he's angry. Where? Desi's! My favorite bar to hangout in in all of SD. You can find me there at least once a month, hanging out on a comfy barstool, sipping something with bourbon, and stuffing my face.Angry Pete's specialty is pizza. I should know- I've had quite a few slices of it. Detroit Style is one of my favorite ways to eat carbs. It's the crispy cheese that does it for me. Pete has all kinds from a classic 5 cheese or pepperoni, to seasonal slices for Thanksgiving, to meatball & ricotta or fried chicken tender with hot honey drizzle. The pepperoni is a classic, tried and true, but sometimes you wanna go for something different. Pete gets that. The whole pizzas are 4 slices. A couple of these thick squares feels like a meal to me, so I like to split a pie or get a slice or two for myself. The menu, including the pizza options, changes often. Pete rotates out items so he can better accomodate his new snacks, but also keep a stock of popular items going. There is only one item he has taken away that I'd like to petition to get back on the menu- the hard shell hot dog taco. (Angelo's Hard Shell Coney Taco- frank, ground beef, fried tortilla, american cheese, lettuce, tapatio crema, and onion for those unfamiliar with this handheld GEM.) Please, Pete. I need my taco hot dog fix. I admit I ordered it the first time thinking "Whaaaat? Why would anybody want this? It's gonna be bad.' But I loved it. Then I came back 3 hours and a few more cocktails later to order another. Honestly I would have kept ordering them every time I came in. So in a way Pete saved me from myself and this hot dog hard shell hell loop. But some of us don't want to be saved. Let me have my weird bunless wieners. Please and thank you.But until the most magical of days arrives and the hot dog taco is back on the menu- I'll be eating my way around other such goodies as the fried chicken sliders (Zug Island Trashville Hot Honey Sliders to be exact), JoJos which are DELICOUS potato wedges, coney dogs (yaaassss), burgers, and whatever tacos are currently on the menu. Think snacky things, perfect for an after work bite when you just want a beer and to unwind for a bit. Or maybe before you head home after drinking a little too much. Snack, full meal, dine-in or takeout- the choice is yours! Angry Pete's is a great addition to my favorite hangout. These pizzas are slung at pop-ups and breweries in many locations around SD, but Desi's has the full menu. I've enjoyed so many nights eating these tasty snacks solo or while making new friends. Hopefully you can do the same!

I came to Angry Petes Pizza to experience a bit of nostalgia in the form of Detroit style pizza, a coney dog, and Faygo pop. They even had Vernors ginger ale in stock. Their operation is set up at the Kensington Brewing Company with seating outdoors under a canopy. Curbside parking along Adams Ave in the Kensington neighborhood wasn't bad because not all of the businesses have reopened during this time.There were three choices of Detroit style pizza so I chose a piece of two of them for $5 each, the Double Pepperoni and the Four Cheese Blend. The ingredients in the first were sliced pepperoni, diced pepperoni, tomato sauce, Grande mozzarella and parmesan cheeses, a blend of Wisconsin brick and provolone cheeses, and micro basil. The second had the same cheeses without the addition of the pepperoni.While I enjoyed the airy crust with the crispy edges, the other components didn't quite hit the mark for me. I have tried numerous versions back in the state of origin, and the toppings were much more cohesive. The micro basil was a distraction rather than an added touch.I also sampled a Detroit style coney dog which was $5 too. Coney sauce (i.e. chili), yellow mustard, and minced onions were ladled on top of a Koegel's coney frankfurter. The sauce didn't seem fresh, and the frank didn't have quite the snap to the casing that I have tasted in the past.I washed my meal down with a bottle of Faygo Creme Soda which you can't go wrong with. The refrigerator had at least eight different flavors from which to choose so come here if you want to buy 23 oz of fun tasting soda. The overall experience resulted in some mixed memories of days gone by, but I did appreciate the owner's efforts of importing this type of Motor City comfort food to San Diego.

Terrible service. Went out seeking pizza for my wife and remembered about how I wanted to try this place. Called in Friday evening Aug 23 at 9:45Started the call saying I wanted to order carry out and that I'm driving so I couldn't look at the menu, so if they could help me through the menu. I started with what are you guys known for. She replied with a single word. Pizza"Yes I'm aware of that, what kind of pizza"She replies"All different kinds."Haven't received no useful information as I couldn't figured the food specify by the name of the restaurant and my own google search of the restaurant. I end up calling REGENTS PIZZERIA, with the same intro and they were SO much more helpful and He gave me suggestions and top items. I'm now excitedly waiting for couple deep dish and a New York pieREGENTS PIZZERIA

I'll just post the pics and let you decide.I did contact through ordering site with no response. These slices were nearly $15 with fees. A very thin painted on cheese hiding under a mound of sauce. It was not hot or fresh.

Very tasty pizza. Nice to have a new pizza restaurant in Kearny Mesa. Delicious flavor, tons of toppings. Will definitely go back.