Blondie's Pizza

So Blondie's is one of those places that I simply can't explain why I like. The place is a total dump, it probably should be condemned by the health department, there are always homeless people out front (to be fair, this is true of virtually everywhere in SF!) As for the food, the pizza objectively isn't that good. I'm sure you've had better. I know I have. Now after I've done such an amazing job of selling it and I'm sure you're booking flights/jumping in cars to come here in droves, I have to say, I like it. Some days when I'm just craving nasty, greasy hangover food and I'm out shopping, I come here. It seriously hits the spot.
So. There are better places to go, but if you just want a quick, cheap bite in between shopping at Sephora and heading to say, Barneys, and you like pizza, give it a go. As I said, I can't explain why I love it, but I do. I've been coming here for years. Just a good, greasy slice for very little cash. :)

Amici's East Coast Pizzeria

216 King St (between 3rd St & 4th St)

This is making the list for those who are going to AT&T park and need a place to eat. It is
entirely unlikely that you'll be around here otherwise and overall, it probably isn't worth a special trip. That being said, I think Amici's has some of the best thin crust pizza. For those who are vegan, they even offer vegan cheese. Prices are kind of high, but I still enjoy it. If you're in the area and you're craving pizza, this is worth a stop.

Little Star Pizza

846 Divisadero Street

If you love deep dish pizza, Little Star is the place I'd recommend. I personally prefer thin crust, but I will even say that they do a pretty good job. The service is friendly and they appear to be on top of things. I've never gotten the idea that they have forgotten about me. If you like super thin crust, Little Star probably won't be your favorite BUT I can also say that it is very unlikely that you'll actually have a bad meal here.