Little Star Pizza Restaurant Review, San Francisco
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Little Star Pizza 846 Divisadero St (Between Fulton and McAllister) San Francisco, CA 94116 415-441-1118 |

Little Star Pizza is a popular pizza place with 2 locations in San Francisco. We visited the Divisadero location and ordered deep dish pizza. It took about 30 minutes to get our pizza.
Decor, Vibe – This place is in the middle of the Western addition, not the best of neighborhoods. The place is dark and feels cramped. Hipsters in their 20’s were mostly eating here and drinking Pabst and listening to the jukebox. Wait times can be long from 7-9pm. The Mission District location is about the same decor wise.
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Picks:
Deep Dish Classic ($19 for 9in, $23 for 12in)- 25 minute baking time. Sausage, mushrooms, green bell peppers and onions would feed about 2 people. Gotta eat this pizza hot. The pizza was full of fresh chunky tomatoes. Sausage was not spicy nor was it overly flavorful. Could have used more toppings. Corn mealy buttery crust was best part. The bottom was crispy when it was out of the oven. Try not to get these to go, you’ll lose this crust. Lots of toppings but not a lot of sausage. A good pizza but we like Zachary’s a little better.
Mediterranean Chicken ($18 for 9in, $23/12in) Chicken breast, artichoke hearts, red bell peppers, green olives, onions, feta had lots of chicken and dark olives. The Classic was better than this one as this was a little more soggy and less filling.
OK:
None
Pans:
None
Little Star Pizza had friendly service that was about average. Cheap $10 corkage. Limited dessert menu. This restaurant serves decent deep dish pizza that is a cut below Zachary’s in the East Bay. Of course it is just a matter of personal preference with this level of quality. It is worth visiting if you are in the area and do not feel hitting the East bay. They have take out but not delivery.
Also at:
400 Valencia (At 15th St)
San Francisco, CA 94103
415-551-7827
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July 17th, 2009 at 12:02 am
[...] not that big. Chewy crust, definitely not as good as the thin crust. Thick crust fans should visit Little Star or Zachary’s [...]