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Giorgio's Pizzeria

EatSan Francisco, San Francisco4.3/5

À propos de ce lieu

Classic Inner Richmond pizzeria where kids get dough to play with while waiting for their food. Checkered tablecloths, thin-crust pizza, and a family atmosphere where children often outnumber adults.

Infos

Tranche d'âge

0-2, 2-5, 5-8, 8-12

Type de lieu

Indoor

Niveau de prix

$

Meilleur moment

Early dinner, 5pm-6pm

Stationnement

Street parking on Clement St.

Conseils

Kids get pizza dough to play with at the table. A true neighborhood gem.

Accessible en poussetteTable à langer--Restauration sur placeRéservation nécessaire--

Tags

pizzaplay-doughrichmondclassicneighborhood
Site officiel

Emplacement

San Francisco, San FranciscoItinéraire

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