
NY-style pies, subs & calzones delivered in a laid-back, beachside setting that stays open late.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 133 Manhattan Beach Blvd #5431, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
Phone: (310) 546-2117
Website: https://www.manhattanpizzeriamenu.com/?utm_source=gbp
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VictorB
This pizza was terrible. I took one bite and threw the pizza slice back in the box. I was so disappointed. The dough was off, the sauce was off. It’s not good pizza — it’s not anything like on the east coast of an attempt to be.
I would only go here if you were extremely drunk and needed something to sober you up otherwise save it for a better pizza place.
Oh, and what came of my entire pie? I gave it to my Uber driver, who loved it.
After waiting about 10 minutes in our car, we returned to check on the order. We noticed that when a group of men came in, the staff’s attitude completely changed, and their order was prepared before ours.
What concerned us most was that the person making our pizza was using their cell phone during food preparation, without gloves, handling both the phone and the cheese. Because of these issues, we requested a refund.
This occurred during the closing shift on 10/22/25 around 7:00 PM.
The cheese was solid. Upon taking my first bite, I experienced a nice cheese-pull.
We ordered 2 slices of pepperoni with extra cheese, extra pepperoni and 2 sodas. Exactly 37 minutes later, a young waitress (Leilani or Lillana, don’t remember) or cashier came outside with 3 boxes and yelled, “2 slices of pepperoni, 1 medium pizza.”
I approached and asked if that was order number 78, to my surprise she ignored me. I politely asked again as she was waiting for someone to claim the medium pizza, again she ignored my question, “are those slices number 78?” She handed me the box and for a 3rd time asking the question, is this number 78?, she walked inside as if I was a ghost.
I opened the box and it was 2 slices of pepperoni, definitely not extra cheese. This was not a great first impression and quite a few customers were complaining of their wait times, understandably because of the epidemic going on, but irregardless of that she should have been polite, not rude as she was.
The pizza tastes GREAT, service sucked, the size (1-2 mm thick and maybe the size of a personal pan at some local competitors) of the pizza slices for the amount spent as not worth it…
My overall rating is a solid 2/5. Maybe in the future I will try this place again, and possibly I might need to update my review because eateries should always get a second chance…
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Now, picture this: an 18″ pizza that looked like it had gone on a crash diet. It was as thin as a supermodel on a fashion runway. I suspect the dough fairy must have sprinkled the same amount of dough on all their pizzas, regardless of size. Talk about an unfair distribution of culinary justice!
But let’s not forget the thrilling adventure I experienced in the men’s restroom. Picture a door that barely locks, like a secret passageway to a pizza-themed escape room. Privacy was but a distant dream, leaving me to ponder whether I was there for a pizza meal or an impromptu magic show. And oh, the cleanliness (or lack thereof). I felt like I needed a pair of rubber gloves just to touch anything.
Now, before I throw a whole pizza party of complaints, I must give credit where it’s due. The staff at Manhattan Pizzeria managed to salvage a shred of hope from the doughy wreckage. They were friendly, attentive, and seemed genuinely passionate about their work. Kudos to them for keeping the spirit alive in a sinking ship of disappointment.
In the grand finale, my dining experience at Manhattan Pizzeria left me with a cheesy taste of mediocrity. The pizza was a letdown, the restroom an adventure in itself, and the overall cleanliness questionable at best. I hope the folks behind the scenes take a moment to reflect on their dough-spread predicament and elevate their game. After all, there’s potential for Manhattan Pizzeria to rise like a phoenix from the ashes and serve up a truly mouthwatering experience.