Long Bridge Pizza

Not enough restaurants in SF that incorporate the bridge into their names. When it comes to Long Bridge Pizza (LBP), this is a bridge to pizza heaven. LBP has a real shot at pizza royalty in SF and it's not being talked about enough. It's tucked away in the dog patch area almost? Not a lot of foot traffic here. That will maybe save you some wait time on potentially top 5 pizza in SF.I've had two different pies here and both were exceptional. One was fresh and the other delivered. It still held up. Let's not get complicated about this. LBP is big time NY style pizza. If you have a reason to eat here don't think twice.(4.7 Stars)

Came here last night after all star festivities. The restaurants at thrive city were all packed and super long lines so we decided to walk a bit further out. Service was a bit slower than I would have wanted. With ordering and waiting for the pizza. But it was a little crowded? It was a chill / casual area. Three of us shared a small love supreme and it was enough since we were not super hungry. 6 slices. I like the thin crust but it was a bit too flimsy and hard to eat as things would fall off. Flavor and toppings were decent. I wish they had a white sauce pizza. But overall not bad. I would go again if I was in the area.

I want to start by saying, I've enjoyed this spot multiple times and they were one of my favorites at the pizza, bagel, and beer festival. I invited my family here for my bday lunch because of the usual good vibes and I wanted to share some good pizza with them. This time around, I was a little disappointed. No one was rude but they weren't really friendly either. We spent over $200 on 4 pizzas, salads, and drinks but it wasn't as tasty and satisfying as my other visits. The pizza was a little bland and that's a hard slice to swallow when you're shelling out that type of money. I wanted to purchase a hoodie for my nephew, but I felt like I was putting them out from the minute I asked about sizes. To their credit, they did go grab an extra large hoodie from their back stock but it was still in the plastic wrap. It felt weird asking them to open it so we just let it go. Hoping this a one off but not in any hurry to return.

I came here with around a dozen people on a Friday afternoon, and there was plenty of seating available in the back area of the rustic-decorated restaurant. We ordered a few large pizzas including the Hot N' Honey and A Loading Dock, and we also had a person Hot N' Honey pizza for our group. The workers were very helpful in getting us seated and being out the plates and utensils before our pizza was served.Our group quickly finished all pizzas available on the table. We all stated that the Hot N' Honey pizza was the best pizza there and that we would have all been satisfied had we ordered only Hot N' Honey pizzas for the whole table. While their other pizzas were also satisfying, I would love to come back for the Hot N' Honey pizza specifically at Long Bridge Pizza every time.

Long Bridge has always been a go to place for us when we're craving for pizza as it's nearby and they have delicious flavors! We are also meat lovers and they have a good selection of meat toppings and when we don't feel like cooking and want to eat pizza we come here! Loading Dock: Tomato sauce with sausages, mushroom, garlic, Soppressata (salami) and cheese! It is loaded with meats and very tasty. A Love Supreme: Tomato Sauce, Mozzarella, Pepperoni, Sausage, Mushrooms, Olives, Red Onions, Green Bell pepper & Parmesan. It is a b it similar to the one above it but this one does have their own pizza.Mushroom: This one is a simple pizza with tomato based with Mozzarella, Mushroom, Garlic, Thyme, Parmesan. It was so flavorful and delicious! We love Long Bridge Pizza and they are always so fresh. The crust is delicious too! I also want to try the Square Pizza one of these days but only available on Thursday's.

Pizza hit the spot, & was a reasonable split of $16 for a medium pizza + salad for 3 people. Plenty of tables to sit at with a bigger back area for larger parties.

3.5 stars The allure of thin crust made of sourdough brought us to Long Bridge. We ordered two small pizzas -- Pepperoni ($18.50) & A Love Supreme ($20.50) -- both of which had satisfying cheese pulls & a good sprinkling of toppings so as not to bog down the slightly crisp crust. I wasn't as enthused as my lunch partners who would run back; while our picks were tasty, I've definitely had better & would opt to try a different pizza joint over returning for another pie here. Though pizza is their bread & butter, Long Bridge shakes things up by offering special items throughout the week: burgers on Tuesdays, sandwiches on Wednesdays, & Detroit-style square pizzas on Thursdays. I hear their Chicken Parm Sandwich is one to try, so even though their pizza isn't my jam, I may just find myself back here on a Wednesday. Who knows? Maybe their sandwiches will make a regular out of me. A handful of tables dot their cozy seating area. Nice casual atmosphere & efficient service.

Love this small thin crust Loading Dock pizza - perfectly delicious for two to share for lunch. Great flavors with the sausage, soppressata, mushrooms, and garlic.It's Tuesday and the day's special is a cheeseburger on most of the other tables...we'll be back to taste it on another Tuesday.Staff is friendly, service is excellent.Comfortable space.

One of my favorite pizza spots in SF. Walked in on a weekend afternoon to order to go. Not too busy with dine in but a steady stream of delivery orders. ordered two small pizzas which took about 20 min. Loading dock, which is always a go to for me. Tomato sauce, mozzarella, soppressata, sausage, mushroom, garlic, thyme, parmesan. Soppressata is always great on pizza. This pizza gives me classic pizza vibes but leveled up. A must get. Meatball, which was a first time order for me. Tomato sauce, house made meatballs, provolone, ricotta, roasted garlic, calabrian chili paste, parmesan. Savory with a little bit of heat from the calabrian chili paste. Flavors combined really well but I don't think this is one for me only because I don't really do spicy. If you like a little heat though, this is for you.

Great dinner spot before a show or game at the Chase Center! It's about a 15 mins walk and the weather on this side of the city is usually great.The place was packed for a weekday evening with plenty of tables in the back dining room. Order first, then find a spot to sit! We got the Loading Dock and a summer special (I don't remember what the details were but it was like a four-cheese situation).Both were really good and we had leftovers (4 slices) with two regular size pies between two people. The pastas also looked delicious with a generous salad! The sourdough taste really showed and the dough was deliciously chewy. The cheese hardens quickly so definitely eat fast. Speedy service and appreciated the recommendations from the cashier!