Two Brothers Pizza

Awesome Mom and Pop shop. The husband and wife duo told me that the shop had been at the location for 20 plus years. Prices are great for single slice or whole slice pizzas. The atmosphere is very casual and family friendly. There is a tv, and multiple games (Foosball table, Arcade cabinet and some coin op toy/​candy machines). You won’t get red carpet service, but you will get some hot pizza. Call ahead for your pick up order to save time.

Another one of those mom & pop places I love around here! Their pizza crust is between NY thin crust and Costco crust with just the right proportion of cheese and toppings. I usually order the pizza and a few cups of ranch, which is bomb!

Yum… dinner tonight. We have been going here for 27+ years, still good as ever. My mouth is watering just thinking about my pizza. Love.

Did not get a chance to actually go into the store but ordered take out by phone. The guy that took our order was patient and nice… helped us out by telling us a combo is cheaper and stuff. We got the kimchi bacon pizza because it’s my bfs favorite.
The slices are huge! I like it but I could do without the bacon (don’t hurt me guys. I just don’t really like bacon). I didn’t like the crust all that much but the pizza itself was good.
Combo is 2 slices with a soda!

This place was musky when I came in for lunch (it didn’t seem like the air was on during a warm afternoon). One woman at the front takes your order and prepares your slice. A sanitary issue I noticed was that the lady with BARE HANDS takes your order/​payment, and without washing her hands pulls the slices of pizza directly from the oven WITHOUT washing her hands. Does she do this all day?
Pizza can be purchased by the slice; it’s a little deceiving because the sign says $ 1.70ish per slice, but that’s only for PLAIN CHEESE. Any additional toppings is $ 0.50-$ 1.00 PER SLICE.
Unilocal led me to the kimchi bacon pizza. For about $ 7, you get a couple slices and a fountain drink. I was disappointed by the overabundance of thick crust and the stringy, fake-​tasting cheese. Additionally, the low quality of the bacon and kimchi rendered the overall lunch experience unpleasant.
I will not be back.

I NEVER crave for pizza but I CRAAAAAVVEEE for 2brothers! Ive only ordered cheese and they somehow manage not to get it super greasy! One large pizza– $ 12 bucks?! YOU HAD ME AT HELLO: D
I’ve never gone for lunch but they do pizza by the slice

I have been coming here since 3^rd grade! Two brothers has always been a home away from home. EVERYTHING here is good! This was the first place I had buffalo wings and fell in love. The pizza beats anything around! Much love for the two bros family!

I have been coming to this place for over 25 years. i used to ride my bike up here with my friends as a kid. They are a nice family and make a darn good pie. They have Korean-​influenced toppings like bacon/​kimchi, etc. i dig that. nice selection of sandwiches and other Italian dishes. You’re also allowed to carve your initials into the tables! (This has been tradition since I can remember) I’m hoping to attach a pic of my pepperoni/​mushroom pie from the other night — sooo goooood! thanks guys!

I was craving pizza and didn’t want to drive too far.
I had 2 slices of the Kimchi– Bacon pizza with a side of ranch and a side of buffalo sauce since they didn’t carry any hot sauce.
The pizza was nice and crunchy. My first slice was delicious!
But my second slice I started to get bored of it and my body hated me after I finished the second slice.
I like the concept of Kimchi and bacon on a pizza. If you never had it, GO FOR IT! Its good but ill say order an entire pizza so its fresh! I believe ours was already pre-​made and they reheated with the other toppings on it.
It was a clean and simple pizza diner. They had a tv and a good amount of tables to watch the game or hang out. They also have a restroom. It’s in a good plaza too.

Not the best pizza ever, but definitely a solid pizza choice for the area. Really liked the kimchi and bacon pizza. Will definitely be returning.

I ended up at Two Brothers Pizza one day while working in the area. I was super hungry and on the run, and about to pull into a Carl’s Jr. when I saw the «PIZZA BY THE SLICE» sign on their front window.
Pizza sure sounded better than whatever crap I was going to get at Carl’s Jr …
It turns out that you can buy ONE slice of pizza with ANY kind of toppings you want (there is a small charge per topping). They start with a cheese pizza, add the toppings, then put it in the pizza oven for a few minutes.
My large slice of Pineapple Pizza was absolutely delicious, and it cost about $ 2.00. I can only guess that the rest of their menu items are just as delicious.
I can only comment on the pizza — it was super tasty, the crust was slightly crispy, the sauce was a little on the sweet side, and there was plenty of cheese and pineapple on the top. The slices are large, about 10−12″ in length.
I am looking forward to stopping back in when I am in the area again. I might even make a special trip for more of that pizza, it was so good!

Just moved back to HB and have been looking for a good pizza joint. Two Brothers the the most decent slice I’ve had this far. Got an XL cheese pizza for just under $ 14 which isn’t bad. Pizza was thin with an easy fold to eat. My pizza joint until I can find better.

I am the least picky person when it comes to food, I have the stomach of a goat and I’m always hungry. Pizza? never had a bad slice.
The same can’t be said about my brother, who was my dinning companion. Love him to death but he’s a little, ehhh, a lot snobby about his food.
However we both felt the same way about TBP, it was actually pretty good!
I opted for the straight cheese pizza, no complaints and no surprises there! thin crust, no excess sauce, and tons of cheese.
We also had the kimchi & bacon pizza, a little unexpected combination but after reading all the Unilocal reviews we just had to try it. It didn’t disappoint! great texture, great flavor.
Great spot for a quick and cheap meal fix, not so much for a romantic dinner.

Love the Kimchi and Bacon pizza! Excellent texture as it was crispy for the crust, breading, kimchi and bacon and the cool combination of of kimchi and bacon itself. I definitely recommend these toppings when wanting to try something new and quirky.

I always order the lunch special here which is 2 slices of pizza and a drink for about 6 bucks. The couple that owns it are really nice and always remembers me by my order. Its the simple and delicious pizza that has me coming back regularly.

The owners of BOTH locations of this restaurant are the rudest people in the state of California. I live 2.1 miles away (a 7 minute drive) and they said that an order of pizza and wings was «not enough for such a long drive.» GUESS WHAT BUDDY? Now instead of that (normal sized) order, you’re getting nothing from me but a ticked off Unilocal review. You’re welcome.

The feel of this place is so strange. You walk in and there are crazy paintings on the wall, dirty scratched tables everywhere, and a little Korean lady at the front counter.
But its a Fountain Valley classic. The kimchi bacon pizza is great! such a unique combination but it tastes amazing on pizza. Prices for a large pizza are a bit on the upper end, but you get what you pay for, pizza is awesome.

This place has a pretty good lunch deal. You get two big slices of pizza and a drink for around $ 5. We were curious to try the kimchi pizza but it really wasnt that amazing as most people seem to think it is. It was interesting and its a creative idea for pizza but I don’t think I would get it again. But I would return for the lunch deal.

I think this place has been here for years. It seems to be Asian owned and they do a pretty fine job of making pizza. I really like the vibe in here too. With the arcade machine and funny paintings inside. It’s how a pizza shop should be. The menu has this special kimchi bacon pizza that I didn’t get to try. I will do that next time for sure. The pizza crust seems to be hand tossed here. We ordered a slice of cheese. They also had my garlic salt which is always a must for me. The pizza was pipping hot and oozing with cheese. For less than $ 2 a slice this was good. I’ll be back for the Kim chi bacon pizza though.
have your quarters ready to challenge me in Marvel Vs. Street FIghter!

I have been here so many times for their lunch special: Two slices and a soda for $ 4.63 — There is a slight upcharge for their unique kimchee and bacon pizza. I have also bought whole pizzas as well at reasonable prices. On my latest visit I bought hot wings ($ 5.95), 12″ meatball and cheese sandwich ($ 5.95) and spaghetti and meatballs (7.95 — also comes w/​a side salad).
The hot wings were pretty bad. I admit they were only $ 5.95, but they were skinny and didn’t have much flavor. The heat was decent w/​whatever sauce was on them: 2 Stars. On the other hand, the sandwich was very good. It was good sized, the bread was warm from being toasted in the oven and there was a fair amount of meatballs: 4 Stars. Lastly, the spaghetti was just OK. The sauce didn’t have much flavor and there should have been more meatballs. However, it was a good sized portion and the noodles were decent: 3 Stars.
The ambiance and service are nothing to speak of. The only thing interesting about the ambiance is the mural (pic). Otherwise, someone told me the place looks dirty. The service is so-​so. The place is owned by a Korean couple and they basically want your $ and for you to leave: 3 Stars.
A decent neighborhood place, but I don’t understand the reviews above 3 Stars. This place is not that special.