Since 1932 Toto’s has been serving ‘authentic’ Neapolitan pizza. They have restaurant locations in San Bruno and Belmont. The Belmont location is an order and sit type restaurant with no table service. They have a to-go only facility in San Mateo that we also dined at. Toto’s uses Baker’s Pride pizza ovens. Checking Crust Menu Toto’s has pretty standard array of pizzas, salads, sandwiches, and pasta options. Special lunch deals Mon-Fri 11am – 3pm. Website Menu Picks: Pizza a la Toto’s No 2 with Salami, mushrooms, and sausage ($18 Small) – had some zesty sausage balls and some average salami. We had Pizza a la Toto’s No 4 on the other half with Salami, pepperoni, and sausage which had a similar taste to the other half. The crust on this was good on the edge ranging to soft in the middle. Also on the greasy side. It wasn’t soggy at all, no surprise considering we watched them make it and they kept check the middle ever so often. Our our last visit to the Belmont location, the pizza’s center was a bit wet but not too soggy. The pizza had plenty of toppings but had a good amount of grease […]

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