Rockstar Pizza: A Wood-Fired Kitchen is where handcrafted flavor meets unforgettable atmosphere. At the heart of our kitchen is a roaring wood-fired oven, turning carefully fermented dough and premium, hand-selected ingredients into artisan pizzas with crave-worthy flavor and perfect char. But Rockstar is more than pizza. Our menu features fresh, seasonal salads, inspired starters, indulgent desserts, and creative culinary twists that set us apart. Pair it all with craft cocktails, beer and wine, and a fun, elevated vibe that feels both welcoming and electric. Whether you’re joining us for a casual night out, a celebration with friends, or a full Rockstar experience, every detail—from the food to the service—is designed to be deliciously
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 645 5th St, Lincoln, CA 95648
Phone: (916) 409-5376
Website: https://www.rockstarpizzalincoln.com/
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Reviews
We ordered garlic fries as an app, stressing to our server to them send when ready, as we were told it was the fastest. Took 25 + minutes before it reached the counter for server pick up, then another 10+ cooling off before being brought over (2 minutes before both our pizzas). Fries were without any flavor. Literally had 4 to 6 specs of jar garlic in entire bowl, no salt or seasoning of any sort, not offered any condiments for them. But seriously you should order them just to see for yourself it is possible to make a dish commonly know to pack a heavy flavor be completely void of any flavor, and in fact somehow evaporate your taste buds’ memory of what food tastes like. If it wasn’t for the trace evidence of what I suspect was accidently dropped specs of garlic on the top three fries, I would’ve suspected the chef only tried to season them by whispering “garlic” towards the kitchen while standing in the parking lot.
Tried two different styles (toppings and method of cook) of pizza, yet found no difference in crust, time to get it served (server said there was a 10 minute difference). Six pieces of meat on a 14″ pizza advertised to feed 2-3. The other was a variation of a hawaiian pizza that would best be used to support the argument that pineapple on pizza is an unholy abomination unfit for any mammal’s consumption. It would be enough evidence for the Supreme Court to set precedent on making hawaiian pizza illegal at a federal level.
Short staffing wasn’t an issue, as there was maybe a total of 8 other people dinning compared to the 8 + staff I saw. Staff were super polite and smiling. No issue with how they treat you. Only issues were our server’s lack of checking in, not being aware appetizers are served prior to main course, a few staff randomly touching their hair/face or going outside then never washing hands prior to grabbing plates (unknown whose food it was) or the cooking utensils that other clean cooks would also use after them.
Very comfortable seating though.
Afterwards we were in such shock of the overall “quality” that we spent the night trying to recall if we ever had a worst dinning experience at any resturant and what pizza is less edible than here. I would strongly recommend elementary school pizza, an overcooked hot pocket, and Tony’s frozen pizza halfway cooked instead.