Pizza Delicious

Exactly as the name describes. It was, well, delicious. You order at the front counter and take your assigned number - your food will then be delivered to you. The interior is sparse but warm and the patio is charming. Given that New Orleans whether makes it patio season almost all the time, that is where I'd choose to sit.My husband and I got several slices to share and had them out on the back patio where we were greeted by a very curious rooster. The pepperoni and vodka slices were the standouts. The best surprise though was a seasonal special - an orzo, cucumber, and feta salad that had a bunch of fresh herbs and other veggies inside. The bright lemony vinaigrette made the entire thing pop. It was tasty enough that we're planning to try to recreate it at home next summer. We also got an order of garlic knots. For $4.50 you get an insane amount of food - and that's enough to return for anyday!

Review: Pizza Delicious - A Bywater GemPizza Delicious is a standout local pizzeria nestled on Piety Street in the Bywater neighborhood. This beloved spot attracts a diverse crowd--locals, college students, and even families with young children--all drawn in by their giant, flavorful pies.On my first visit, I tried the Margherita pizza, which was expertly baked with a crisp, well-balanced undercarriage and just the right amount of crunch. The light touch of oil kept the flavors clean, allowing the fresh ingredients to shine.Beyond the pizza, the welcoming atmosphere made the experience even better. The staff was friendly, and it was clear this is a neighborhood staple, as they greeted many customers by name. The restaurant itself was clean and inviting, reinforcing the care they put into both their food and service.If you're looking to support a great local business while enjoying some of the best pizza in town, Pizza Delicious is a must-visit.

I grew up on New York pizza when a slice was 25 cents. Never had a bad slice, and had some great ones. Went to college in New Haven and the pizza there is in a league all its own. Sally's, Frank Pepe's and Modern were my favorites. A unique coal fired smokey char that's totally unique. I read many good reviews about Pizza Delicious, and could not get past the first couple of bites. It was so greasy, the flavor was ridiculously too spicy, it had too much flop, and an uneven undercarriage. It did have decent crust, but it's not any kind of good. It did have a lot of pepperoni, but it wasn't enjoyable to eat. At thirty bucks delivered it's mediocre, and I couldn't get past the first slice. I really wanted to like this pizza ....not possible.

Oh wow!!! Best pizza I've had in NOLA... thin and crispy. The pie is HUGE! You can taste how high quality the cheese and sausage is. I love that you can customize each half of the pizza with a different flavor. I can't speak to service and ambiance because I had it delivered. It was a $5 fee via DoorDash (but you order on the restaurant website). Soooo good!

This place was great. The supreme pizza was so good and tasty. The crust was thin and had a nice slight chew to it as well. The menu choices were quite good and the next time we're here we will definitely be trying out another selection. We noticed they had an outdoor seating area but we didn't go out to check it out, maybe next time. This place was recommended by a couple of locals and they were spot on in terms of it being the best pizza in the area.

Although this is a pizza restaurant, their salads are next level. I love a good salad and I know quality, so when I see a place that is not a salad specialty restaurant and they still take their salad dishes seriously I just love that. This place used to have a Greek salad that was amazing but they change the menu around periodically I was told, so I had to get their Caesar salad. They put small shreds of red onion, fresh Parmesan, House made croutons and House made Caesar over Romain lettuce that is perfect. That salad is $11.50 but it's worth every penny because it's a big portion. Now to the pizza, I tried a new kind, which is their Italian special, just a slice, and it was great. Perfect temperature not too hot not too cold. The staff are very friendly and the food came out quick and they have a cute little outdoor area that I didn't know existed where you can sit and get some fresh air if you want. This place is definitely worth every dollar. I will always come back when I'm in the area.

I can see how Pizza Delicious got its name. That's a damn fine pie purveyor. Hanging out in the Bywater for football Sundays, I had heard PD was a place to grab some slice. Well, word of mouth was right and my belly was the beneficiary. I split a supreme, mixing various meats and veggies, with a friend and it was plenty big for us two hungry fellas. We ordered ahead and picked up about 30 min later. A seamless experience.

I found this place online listed as the best pizza in Louisiana. After eating here, while I haven't eaten many other pizza places in Louisiana, I can believe that this could be the best. The building is very rustic warehouse like older and industrial. Really kind of cool look but absolutely nothing fancy. The person at the counter greeted us very warmly with a big smile was very friendly and had a nice little conversation with us while we ordered. Pizza came out hot and fresh incredibly crispy crust, which is the way I like it, great cheese, and excellent sauce flavor. Toppings were a little sparse, but they were plenty to give us the taste we were looking for in our pizza. We also ordered some fountain drinks, and they were as expected. A little pricey, but great pizza and therefore worth it.

Great pizza (for takeout and dine in!). We ordered the margerita and had half of it as spicy sausage. The crust is true NY style, and the bread knots are great. There is an automatic 12% gratuity on every order just as a heads up. The staff seemed friendly despite the rush and business when I went to go pick it up.

My neighbors have been telling me about PD for a while. Finally a friend and I stopped by for some good pizza. Her how it went:Pizza: 4*.....good thin crust pizza that was a little tougher than I'd like. I woke up the next day and the roof of my mouth was ravaged from chewing. The flavors were good and it wasn't greasy. Drinks 2*.....we both tried a little can of booze that was terrible. It was heavy in bitters and cost $9! Beyond that Paradise park was fine. Pricing 1*.....it was $26 for a large pizza. That was higher than I wanted to pay but hey, it's the Bywater. However, they charge a 12% gratuity without notifying us. We added a large tip, as usual. The final bill was $125. Insane for 2 pizzas and a salad.