Brooklynz Pizza 11811 Artesia Boulevard, Artesia, CA 90701

"Food is good but they don’t honor the deals they have listed on their website. I called the Artesia location and tried to order the family deal that supposedly saves you over 20% and they lady said they don’t offer any deals there. I told her it’s on their website that the deal is available at all locations but she couldn’t care less. All I got was no deals here just pizzas at regular price. Place isn’t exactly cheap either, 1 pepperoni pizza was $25.50."

"I'm from Brooklyn and my honest review is it comes as close to a New York pizza but from Cali. I have no complaints at all, the service was good, the place was clean. The only thing is they have more pizza with toppings than plain ."

"Update: new prices have gone into effect for 2022. The quality is still the same great taste. However these prices have gone up significantly. At least up by 20%. I understand inflation is hitting everything but this way too much. I’m sorry to say I won’t be coming here for a while. As a native New Yorker from Queens, this is the closest and best NY style pizza this area has to offer. The pizza is perfect. Cheese, sauce and thin crispy crust. For the past six months I have ordered regularly from here. I order over the phone and directly to the store. Each time the pizzas were ready in 25 minutes or less. Absolutely perfect. I have to drive 11 minutes home and it’s still hot and perfect. If you’re complaining about the geese, get over yourself. You know absolutely nothing about NY pizza. I’ve never ordered the slices they have ready. Only pies to go."

"First time customer and I won’t return anymore for obvious reasons. Today I decided to stop by and grab some lunch on the way home from my daughters dance class in Cypress (we live in LB). The pizza and garlic knots were okay. Standard NY thin crust. The knots were reheated and were falling apart but still edible. I saved the cheesecake for later. It’s just pre-packaged refrigerated cheesecake I could have gotten at the grocery store. I put it in the fridge as soon as I got home. Anyways when I opened the package at night, a giant mold spot was staring back at me. I checked the packaging for expiration date and did not find any. This makes me question the quality of the rest of the food I got which I gave to my 4 and 1 yr old. It is very concerning."

"If you're a fan of NYC or you're from NYC and feeling home sick and misses the lifestyle and the pizza at New York, well this is the place to go. I wouldn't say that its better than any of the pizza that I have in NY but it's the closest thing that we Californians could get. In fairness to this place if we go in to details about it, New York water is different than LA therefore to those who think that the pizza in this place is like NY or we will be the same level well sorry to break the news to you it will never be. However... Here is the big BUT. This place holds its own flavour and quality. Why? The pizza taste great it's not your typical Pizza Hut, Papa John's or Domino's its actually quite good. The bread is chewy and not too hard or not too soft and they put a lot of topings in their pizza. Yes it isn't the same as NY but it can definitely compete against other pizza parlours that claims that they are New York style pizza. Yes the wait is a little long but it's understandable because the guy makes the pizza right in front of you. The gentleman over there also offered us a free drink while we wait. Very professional and courteous of him. My wife and I would definitely go back to get a slice or two."