Showing posts with label Little Star Pizza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Little Star Pizza. Show all posts

2.05.2013

Little Star Pizza

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I'm back again at Little Star Pizza, this time to taste The Brass Monkey.  Last time I had the Classic (see post HERE) and I wasn't too impressed.  Thin crust probably will forever and always be my first love, but I'm trying to be open minded about other types of pizza, even though it seems wrong to eat a pizza with a knife and fork.

The Brass Monkey at Little Star Pizza-  2013 7x7 SF's Top 100 Eats
The Brass Monkey isn't actually on Little Star's menu.  Its their Little Star Pizza (spinach, ricotta, feta, mushrooms, onions, and garlic) topped with sausage.  As always, their buttery cornmeal crust is always delicious.  The taste reminds me a little of Pizzeria Mozza's pizza crust (see post HERE).

The sausage on this pizza could be a little bit more generous, but after being disappointed by the taste of the Classic, the Brass Monkey had a lot more flavor.  So I'm admitting this pizza is pretty good, even better the next day after the flavors soak in, but I'm not giving up my beloved Pizzeria Delfina (see post HERE) any time soon.



Address:                Little Star Pizza
                               400 Valencia St.
                               San Francisco, CA
 
Type:                      pizza

Popular chomps:    The Little Star
                                The Brass Monkey
                              
Chomp worthy:      The Brass Monkey        

3.03.2012

Little Star Pizza

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I'm a thin crust pizza person so I don't see much of the appeal of a deep dish pizza, but Little Star Pizza is one of the popular spots in the Bay Area.  Little Star Pizza is one in the deep dish trifectas in the Bay Area.  The other two being Paxti's and Zachery's.   
Little Star - #32 on 2012 7x7 SF's Top 100 Eats
The self named pizza, Little Star, is an all vegetarian fare that includes spinach blended with ricotta and feta, mushrooms, onions, and garlic.  The tomato sauce is not as tart as Zachery's, but I feel like this particular pizza is a little bland for my taste.  I've had the Classic (Sausage, mushrooms, onions, and green bells) and prefer it over the Little Star.  The cornmeal crust is the best thing about this pizza.  Its crunchy, buttery, which reminds me of a well made breadstick. 
A peek inside the deep dish layer.


Address:                          Little Star Pizza
                                                846 Divisadero St.
                                                San Francisco, CA  

Type:                                 pizza/casual

Popular chomps:     Little Star
                                                Classic

Chomp worthy:         Classic