Pizza Supreme Being

This may be the best pizza I've ever had. It's like NY style and like many of the newer places in NY features a sour dough crust, except it was better than any crust I've ever had in NY. I never imagined I'd say that a California-based pizza restaurant had the best pizza but here we are. Ambiance is fine. Wasn't too crowded when I went but a lot of people waiting for take out slices make it feel a bit crowded inside. Service was good. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Absolute NASTIEST driest most rubbery chicken Parmesan I've ever had. Tough to chew.. the fact that they charge 17$ for this is a ROBBERY.Disgusting, it was as if they cooked the chicken last week, let it get dry out in open air, then fried it and slapped on a flavorless crust on it. Very little sauce on it and just a horrible sandwich. Again I cannot emphasize how you SHOULD NOT pay $17 for that.Pizza was decent but no way can save that sandwich.

Some time ago I had a really bad experience from another pizza place. It put me off in getting pizza for a bit. Then I remembered Supreme Being. I did enjoy their pizza last time I went here. First off, all you sheep haters. I think the pizza is yummy. Sure, the sauce is meh. but the peperoni is to die for. I do mean to die for. I got good vibes from the staff. Lastly. The person who drove two hours for pizza...Is there no pizza places in San Franscico? You have yourself to blame for that.

I got here a little after 1pm on a Tuesday...not too busy. A cute diner feel and they were playing old motown classics. You order at the counter and they give you a number then bring out to you.The wait was not long at all, but they did forget my side of ranch that I asked for so had to ask for that again.I ordered the Hawaiian slice and the cheese square (since they were out of pepperoni squares). The cheese square to my surprise came covered in marinara sauce - kind of like they switch the order on how they layer their pizza - they do foccacia crust, cheese, then sauce. It was a little messy, but it was okay.The hawaiian slice came with spam, pineapple, and jalapenos. It was very unique - thin crust which is not my favorite and the crust was also tough and dry on the last bites.Not my favorite place, but nice to have this as an option in the area. Service and ambiance are good.

I've heard a lot of good things about PSB and how it was the best pizza by the slice spot in Sacramento but unfortunately I didn't really think so. It's a nice really small place to catch a quick bite when you don't want a huge pizza. One thing I do give this spot is the friendly staff which is always something cool to have because there is other spots in the area that have pbts and have some really rude employees. Unfortunately the pizza though didn't do it for me . Don't get me wrong the pizza isn't the worst or bad it's just average to me. Pizza Supreme Being personally isn't the best and I wouldn't say I'd go out of my way to come here again but I also wouldn't say I'd never come back again.

So PSB has been on my radar for a bit now, so it took me extra long to finally eat here. I'm really sad I did, cause this was a damn good slice of pizza. I got the cheese square and my husband opted for the heat wave. Both were tasty, but lightweight wished I got a regular slice of cheese as a "control" slice. Definitely next time. I really liked the sourdough taste of the dough. I really wished there was a combo option though because I can imagine a combo square slice to be amazing. The heatwave slice was just the right amount of heat and sweet from the hot honey. My cheese square was delish.Definitely looking forward to coming back.

I recently went to an event across the street and noticed this place. I looked it up and couldn't wait to try it. I'm not sure if it was an off night but what a disappointment.Pizza was definitely old. Every slice we got didn't taste fresh at all. Wasn't even warm. Pepperoni slice was almost completely black. I'm not even sure there was even cheese on it. Very chewy dough. Sauce was decent. We also got the clam square and a regular veggie slice. The clam square was pretty good but just tasted like average garlic focaccia bread. Not sure there were clams in it. Also charge $1 for watery ranch.Really hoped it would be good because square/Detroit style is my favorite style of pizza. There aren't that many around. To be honest. Little Caesars Detroit is better.

The heatwave is an interesting yet unspicy slice of pie. I will get that again when I go back here. When you order a slice to go it takes 3-4 mins for it to be ready which isn't that long. The seating is not the most comfortable in this establishment so you are probably better off taking it to go. The slices are delicious though, and ready relatively quick.

The pizza here is below average. I did not find it satisfying at all - I was craving Hawaiian pizza and what I got was below Dominos quality pizza. Small ham chunks and barely any pineapple, with lots of jalapeño. Size wise the slice was lacking - not a big eater but it was definitely a "snack" size slice. Service was okay, nothing to write home about. Comparing it to any non-chain pizza place I have ever been to in the world, this place will not be on my go-to places, even though I work nearby. Also, a glass of wine is advertised on their clipboard at $14. With that kind of price tag, I expected the pizza to be mind blown good. I was disappointed.

Pizza Supreme Being... luv saying the name. Luv the pizza even more. Pizza Supreme Being is worthy of all the hype. The pizza dough is made from scratch and naturally leavened. No commercial yeast is used. It makes for a great tasting crust. The mozzarella is in/house hand pulled. They use fresh quality ingredients. This all makes for a darn tasty pizza pie. They sell whole pies and slices. I go for the slices. My faves are the pepperoni square $6.50 and pepperoni slice $4.50. The square is on focaccia and has double dose layers of pepperoni. They use Ezzo pepperoni, which has no fillers and taste darn delicious. They get a slight char and cupping when baked but without the oily mess. Lean, flavorful pepperoni. Pure pizza deliciousness. The menu also includes salads and soft serve ice cream. The place has outdoor seating and indoor seating. It's casual counter service. Another tidbit to note is that they do not accept cash. Card payment only.