Jackson Street Pizza Lounge

We did take out from here last weekend. Seems like a very chill place inside - they had basketball on tv. They were a little slow to get my order from the kitchen but hopefully it would be a bit different dining in. Dogs seem welcome. Their gluten free carbonara pizza was very good, and the carbonara was particularly unique and yummy. The gluten free pizza is quite small, and you pay extra for it so that is a little frustrating but all in all, the pizza was good and I am thankful that they offer gluten free.

Cool little spot in Leschi. Casual atmosphere. Pizza is delicious and cocktails are wonderful! Nice people running this restaurant. I'm excited to see the magic that unfolds here. Will post more photos when I return back for more!

Love this place! Great happy hour, amazing amaro selection and the service always makes you feel at home

Happened upon this place as part of the Jazzfest music walk this weekend. We snagged the last table to listen to an amazing quartet as my son plays in his HS jazz band and wanted to hear some live jazz. It was just a lucky coincidence that they had to die for pies! We had the pepperoni and the AMAZING mushroom pies. We crushed both. Highly recommend if you like thin crust, light as a feather, slightly charred at the edges authentic pies. 10/10 will come back to try their other samplings.

Had the Chicory salad and the sausage pizza with red sauce and garlic- so delicious! Service is always good but tonight it was amazing! If you haven't been here yet, do yourself a favor and try it!

Great little neighborhood spot! We got the Al Pastor pizza which was super tasty. I don't typically like pineapple on pizza but they did a great job. Docking a star because the pizza is very pricey for what you get. I noticed they have a few happy hour specials so I'll definitely stop by for those in the future.

Solid 3.5 star pizza but I'll round down since it took forever to get our drinks and food and the restaurant felt like a sauna since there is no AC.We got the chorizo/pineapple/hot honey, the Italian sausage/red onion/arugula pesto, and the pepperoni. Toppings were interesting and tasty but the dough/crust left much to be desired as it was way too dense and coated with semolina flour which left a grainy texture and got everywhere. Price point is also pretty high for pizza that is not that great. Some minor changes would go a long way. I'd suggest increasing hydration of the dough for a lighter, airy texture and using AP or bread flour on the peel and bottom of the dough after stretching instead of semolina.I would be down to come back as the vibes and drinks are good but I hope the pizza improves!

Jackson St. Pizza is your quintessential neighborhood pizza joint! Donald & Staff are excellent; they combine attentiveness with delicious food and we are so so lucky to have them nearby for weekly pizza night. Our constant faves are the El Pastor pizza and the Charred Broccoli app (Calabrian chili ftw!).

Love it all. This is a good vibe, neighborhood pizza place. The broccoli, Tomato Pie pizza, caponata, and mushroom stromboli are DELISH. I'll add the 5th star when a bit of soundproofing takes place.

I stopped in here about a week or more ago with my brother. We just wanted to hang out a bit and talk over a bite.You can't call it cheap. A very slim pepperoni pizza and a Coke came to 34 dollars, and the can (can!) of Coke alone was $4. My brother ordered no drink, which kept our tab from exceeding the $40 mark. The price wouldn't be a complaint if the food was worth the cost.My main complaint was the nothingness of the pizza. After my first slice, I actually pulled it apart to make sure there was cheese on the pizza. That's how little cheese they put on top. I thought they had made a mistake, but nope. I've been here several times before, but the quality has absolutely nosedived since the beginning of summer. If I had baked a pizza shell with a little sauce on top with some pepperoni it would have been a better meal at 1/6th the cost.