Joyride Pizza - Lower Haight

4.5 starsJoyride Pizza has a few locations all over the city but I believe this is the only one that is more of a sit down, dim lighting vibe. Plenty of tables inside but there is a backyard patio with heaters as well. Came here on a thursday evening around 7pm and the place was very full. The menu consists of modern detroit style pizzas with unique topping combinations. You order at the front and they bring the food out to you.What we got:1. Sweet Bianca ($24) -- sweet pizza topped with fig jam, honey, and a dollop of ricotta. very very sweet (too sweet for me and i have a big sweet tooth). 2. Sweet Heat Pineapple ($24) -- savory pizza; main toppings were pineapple and spicy jalepenos. they loaded this thing up, so many toppings but the integrity of the dough help solid.Each pizza came with 6 square slices and is decent for two people (not too full) each. It's pricy for pizza but this is kinda more like "elevated"(?) pizza. The dough was really good, very light and squishy but dense enough to hold the toppings

Joyride offers detroit style pizza inside Woods Lowside brewery (serving beer and wine, but not much else in terms of beverages, not even soda). The setting is modern and inviting, and there is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating available. We ordered a full size pizza (large) which is 4 slices total, good for two people, but if you're super hungry you may want to order more. We got half Buffalo Chicken and half Bacon Me Crazy. The buffalo pizza was a bit salty, and we weren't fans of the bleu cheese. We ended up not even finishing this one. The bacon pizza was surprisingly less salty and was really tasty with a nice combination of ingredients, but the crust seemed a bit undercooked/soggy on the bottom. I did like the unique offerings on the menu, and the pizza wasn't bad, but I've had better detroit style pizza in SF as well as other cities, so I wasn't too impressed with my first time trying this pizza chain... and the fact that I couldn't even have a soda with my pizza here kinda sucked, lessening the appeal of this place overall.

The best deep dish pizza in San Francisco. Ordered the pesto pie and literally checked all the boxes. Super flavorful, the thick cheese, crunchy crust; 10/10 my go to when I want pizza in the city!

I'm really on the fence about this one. The menu looked super appetizing and I was so thrilled they even offered a vegan dairy free option. On all their pizzas, you can ask for dairy free and dairy free cheese are used. Only catch is you can do this to a full pizza. They don't do half customizations. We ordered the sweet heat which comes with pineapple. Also got the meatzza and it's loaded with pepperoni. I got the vegan pesto pizza. I can tell you I'm not a fan of vegan cheese. Not sure which one they used but it just came out soggy. The crust was softer for a deep dish, it felt a little under cooked? Maybe it was the cheese though. The meatzza was very salty after a few bites but it balances well if you eat it with the sweet heat. I've had other deep dish pizza and I think this one is decent. I did find a hair stuck in the cheese on the sweet heat so that was a bummer. But that can happen everywhere you go ‍ our server was very nice though which is a plus. You order at the counter and pick a seat anywhere. They have outdoor seating as well. Love the decorations in this place! It felt very modern and cozy. Street parking only at this location but there was plenty on a Saturday afternoon.

we live in the area and love coming here for specifically the sweet heat pineapple pizza. we ordered it today and as soon as my sister bit into it she realized it was missing the mikes hot honey and red pepper flakes. it might seem nitpicky but we paid good money for this pizza, those are main flavor ingredients, and it's just sloppy. we called in to ask if we could walk back and just pick up sauce real quick, but it seems like the number listed online for them is not current. pretty disappointed :/ the pain of expecting a specific flavor and taste and it not being there

Located on Lower Haight Street in San Francisco, Joyride Pizza offers an exceptional dining experience. We savored two delicious Detroit Pizzas: Zoe 'Roni Pepperoni and Pestorrific.The Zoe 'Roni Pepperoni Pizza showcased a perfect blend of pepperoni, mozzarella, brick cheese, parmesan, and house marinara. Equally delightful was the Pestorrific Pizza, featuring smoked chicken, applewood smoked bacon, mozzarella, brick cheese, pesto, and ranch.I couldn't resist devouring seven slices--a testament to their irresistible flavors! We also enjoyed draft beer from their selection, complementing the meal perfectly.With fantastic food, great beer, and a casual ambiance, Joyride Pizza is a must-visit in SF's Lower Haight. Treat yourself to an outstanding pizza and beer experience at Joyride. Cheers!

This branch of Joyride is inside Woods Lowside, in the Lower Haight. Same delicious pizza, which is saying a lot, in a city that has thin crispy crust, Chicago style, deep dish, NY slices- but here we have Detroit style.The bonus of this location is an extensive drink menu @ a bar you'll want to hang out in, although I wouldn't last long without back support. A surprisingly large interior, with tables, chairs, & a shelf full of bottles. But wait, there's more. A secret outdoor patio surrounded by greenery. Nice. In fact, the entire place is beautifully remodeled, clean, inviting. Great place for a party, or just enjoy your food.

The absolute worst Joy rideOrdered two vegan pizzas , one w vegan pepperoni and instead they cut up something that looks like vegan bacon Second pizza cheese was so cold and uncooked it even looked like itI'll never in life go to this location againI prefer Valencia

Came here Thursday night at around 6:30pm. It was pretty busy and most of the tables were occupied so we sat outside. It's self seating and you go up and order your food and drinks. Outside was so cold but they had heaters which helped. The only thing was that there's lots of greenery like plants and vines hanging over the tables so there were a bunch of spiders coming down while we ate. The pizzas were really tasty! We got the sweet Bianca which was a sweet pizza. I thought it was good but not amazing. Just fig jam with cheese and ricotta on pizza dough. The sweet heat pineapple was a lot better. The jalapeños gave a good kick and the pineapples were sweet. The onions gave a great texture boost too.

I love a happy hour, but pizza happy hour is new to me. Did you know that from 2-3pm you can get half-priced half pizzas?! There's a special button on the kiosk and everything. AMAZING! I didn't even bother to sit down before digging in at a table outside. I highly recommend the Meatzza (sausage, pepperoni, bacon, marinara sauce, mozzarella, parmesan)!