Bus Stop Pizza

So I remember using bus stop pizza as a kids for a few years. I called up and ordered a pizza gave my address and my cross street Buchanan St & Golden Gate Ave the woman over the phone says «I will call you to come outside to the car» So I said «what do you mean come to the car it’s called delivery deliver it to my door» so she says «No because it’s not the best area» REALLY WOW well I will NOT patronize your business and I will be writing a review about THIS! How dare you my money is just as good as anybody else’s and if you choose NOT to deliver in Western Addition District well that’s your lost. I’m ordering from EXTREME PIZZA ON FILLMORE STREET in my neighborhood where I am born and raised!!! or Deja Vu pizza on 16^th Street near Guerrero Street. F*ck Bus Stop there are better pizza joints to spend your money.

This place has become my go-​to for pizza. The ‘Bus Stop Special” is always soo good. love to get a slice, take it home and open a bottle of wine. Makes for a perfect night with Netflix. The owner is always so nice, and really knows how to make that crust CRISPY. Easy, fast and cheap!
Even if you have to take it home and eat it much later, it reheats perfectly in the oven.

This restaurant is great! I love the pizza and the owners are incredibly friendly. The pizza is really well priced and also delicious! I’ll be going back any chance I get!

Had pizza twice from this place while visiting SF. We like it. The first night we caught them just before closing on Halloween after partying in the Castro. We were walking in the Haight and there it was food with no line to wait in. Bingo! Honestly, at that moment it was the best tasting food ever. LOL! So a few nights later, sober I might add, we were staying in for the night and decided to give them a second try for me it was their Hawaiian Pizza — fantastic. My partner had his old standby, Pepperoni. He said it was good and he would order from there again. The staff was very nice and some nice, short, conversation was had. All in all a repeat food stop for us when we return. Give them a try i think you will be surprised.

Bus Stop Pizza is the perfect complement to your lazy weekend. I was working on my laptop in my bed when I realized it was 7:39 PM, and I was really hungry. I thought very seriously about ordering soup at a Chinese restaurant a 10 minute walk away but 1) remembered my roommate saying about an hour earlier that it was drizzling and 2) realized I had no desire of waiting 40+ minutes to eat (20 minutes round trip and 20 minutes to prepare my order). I therefore called up Bus Stop Pizza to put in my order, was told it would take 10 minutes, and promptly rolled in in my college t-​shirt, grey sweatpants, Hunter boots, and a black trench coat. Within 6 minutes, I was back in my kitchen stuffing pesto and sausage pizza slices (two separate slices, though I’m sure they’d be happy to make you one slice with both) in my mouth. It was great. While Bus Stop Pizza may have a reputation for being great drunk food, I’ve only had it while sober, and I still think it’s excellent. It’s not gourmet pizza, but it’s just so freakin’ cheesy and delicious, and the slices are gigantic. My personal favorites are the pesto and the Bus Stop specialty slice.

The best Pizza in Fillmoe! Real Frisco and genuine. Not a gentrification eatery. will always support! Love you guys.

TLDR: the slices are huge, thick, crispy, and cheesy. I always get pepperoni and sausage. They reheat well.
I live right by this place so maybe I’m biased. They’ve been there for me after a few too many beers when the only thing anyone needs more than a horizontal surface to lay on… is pizza. And this pizza is legit. I moved to SF from NYC and am really glad I have this gem on my block. Thin crust it is not.

When I came here from class for the first time, I fell in love with this place. One of the best pizza joints I’ve been to in SF.

I’ll admit it, I came in here drunk, promptly dropped my pizza on the floor, and it was immediately replaced. this place is great. thank you so much. keep being you.

I am not qualified to review the authenticity of Indian or Thai or many other types of cuisines. But NY-​style pizza by the slice is one of the few dishes on which I have substantial experience and expertise.
If you are looking for a gourmet pizza, keep walking. If you want cilantro and basil and garlic and other fresh, organic ingredients keep walking. You are not the target customer nor is gourmet pizza the intended product to deliver.
What do they serve then? Legitimately good cheese (or 1 – 2 simple topping) pizza by the slice. Soft yet crispy crust that re-​heats exceptionally well. Apt mix of quality sauce and cheese. I’ve been blitzed, smashed, high, and stone sober eating here and every time it has delivered on its simple promise.
To top it off they have super friendly service at all hours of the day and always round prices to the nearest quarter so I’m not stuck with a pocket full of pennies.

A really nice family runs this place. No frills — at all — but good individual slices — they come out nice a crisp. I usually get mushroom, sausage and sun-​dried tomato slices.

All pizza is good. With that said, this pizza is not that good. Comparatively. For pizza. But this pizza is still good, compared to all possible foods.

First time experience.
I tried this place when my girlfriend and I stayed at Metro Hotel.
Being somewhat lazy, we didn’t really want to go somewhere at the late hour it was.
So we decided to stop in to grab a few slices to take back to our hotel.
Grabbing a slice is as fast as grabbing a pizza at Little Caesars.
Slices are just about ready to go, all you have to do is tell them what toppings you want and then they pop it in the oven. Slices are generous.
The pizza falls somewhere in the average range.
It’s fast and convenient when you don’t want to fight the night crowd at Ragazza.
Or when you don’t want to drive down the road to Castro to hit Marcello’s.
Bus Stop is a very tiny place. Barely enough seating area. You’re better off just to take it and leave.
The couple that run this place are friendly.
When you want to grab a soda, there is also a convenient store just adjacent from Bust Stop pizza.
Careful… There are some nights that if they’re slow, they might close early. And this coming from the owner’s mouth.

Hawaiian pizza is pretty good for fast food. It’s my go-​to backup food.

Good location, good food, cool owner, family owned business. One of the best late night pizza spot in the city wohhoooo

I stop in here whenever I get off the bus and realize I didn’t plan for dinner. It’s a small place and not big for more than a few people to eat-​in at a time but I always get my slices to go. They custom make slices for you when you order, and it normally doesn’t take more than a few minutes.
The family that runs Bus stop is awesome. I made several confusing timed orders on Superbowl Sunday and they made sure they had everything right for me, I even had multiple people coming to pick stuff up.

Why so few reviews?
My friends and I were craving for pizza after drinking. Damn u munchies!
Found bus stop pizza on Unilocal and was hoping they deliver around 12am and they do!
First time trying their pizza and now a fan
Got the Bus Stop combo pizza
sausages, pepperoni, onions, olives and tomatoes
Über goodness
45 mins delivery time
Big chunks of sausages
Pepperoni on the bottom beneath the white mozrella cheese so u get something in every bite
Great flavors
Not greesy at all
$ 26 for large, free delivery
Slept happy ;)
Slept

Pizza maker. Party enabler.
Woman who took my order was the best part. She remarked how the neighboring bars seemed extra full rather early this particular evening and was glad everyone was «getting the party started early.» How supportive.
As for the eats my cheese slice was neither memorable nor disappointing. About the right size and quality for less than three bucks.
If you are one of those starting early consider Bus Stop Pizza an A-​OK option to soak up the indulgence.

This is a review by a vegetarian
I think I made the mistake of eating here while sober. It’s $ 2.50+tax for a large mediocre slice. The crust is neither crispy nor chewy. The sauce is flat with neither saltiness nor acidity. Could barely notice the existense of the cheese. It wasn’t offensive but it is not very good.
Greatly enjoyed watched 5 minutes of the candidates debate on TV with the owner and a couple of ornery locals.

The preponderance of four star reviews for this place only makes me question San Franciscans understanding of pizza. If it weren’t for the boot and the shoe service I would really swear off pizza on the whole West Coast. Alas it is an isolated problem.
This place has crappy pizza people. I don’t know if the ancient chinese secret was not made of cheese or what, but seriously. What happened to this recipe? There are tons of dollar pizzas back in Nueva York that could blow this place out of the water.
Too much cheese, sauce that tastes like straight from the can, barely warmed up. Fail.