Lamppost Pizza

Great Pizza but bad service. Last week I called wanting to pick up a pizza. Waited on the phone for around 10 mins thinking they were on the other line. Well after calling back for over 30 mins my friends and decided to go down there and just eat at the joint. Pull in and a sign is on the door «closed for the summer»
I had just gone in a week prior and nothing was said. No message was programmed on the phone and after this checked the website and nothing was on their either. Most likely will never go back. Waisted trip and no pizza.

Beware this place is closed as of 08÷01÷15. They took my money with online order. Went to go pic it up and it’s closed

Lamppost has the best wings in the valley! Make sure you order them twice baked. The pizza is also phenomenal. They have a good selection of beers on tap. It’s a little pricey but well worth it.

Lamppost was amazing. My girlfriend and I ordered the whole 9 yards pizza. We were very meticulous and picky with our order, «this on half, none of this on the other half», etc. the man that took our order was very friendly and accommodated our precise order perfectly, and our pizza came exactly the way we ordered it. The pizza came hot, cheese melty, and the flavor had an awesome originality to it that would definitely bring me back to the restaurant. All of the vegetables were very fresh and crisp. We also got 5 dollars off for some sort of promotion. Definitely a pricey pizza joint, but well worth it if you have the cash.

Wow. Amazing amazing pizza! Stopped here after driving in from Phx after looking online for a place 3 teens would want to eat at. Ordered the Linebacker; it was like my taste buds had discovered pizza euphoria. Price was a little more than I’d usually want to spend ($ 23 for a small) but worth every bit. Also ordered a pep pizza which was more within our usual pizza spending range. Location had TVs to watch baseball (go Angels!), and staff was friendly. Definitely will come back if I’m ever near here again.

This place was the bomb! Everything we ordered was delicious! Especially the rib tip appetizer, deliciously combined with an unexpected potato salad. The pizza and spaghetti & meatballs were also very tasty
It being our first time at Lamppost Pizza, Pedro’s assistance in menu choices was pleasantly welcomed.
We will definitely be back!

I LOVE Lampost soooooo much. It taste the same as when I was a kid… so dam good lol. And this location some how makes it taste a little better. Every time I get a pizza here it’s on point. Not too cheesy or too much sauce. It’s never been soggy. It’s always been perfect and I love it.
I love that you can pizza by the slice and they always have specials everyday of the week that make the prices very reasonable for a couple of large pizzas. Their lunch specials are good too.
Now the part that is equally as good as the pizza… THE BEER! Their beer is AWESOME!!! I’m use to going to the Back Street Brewery in Corona and having some Pizza and beers with my ballgames and it’s refreshing to know that I can come here and get exactly the same beer and pizza. I love it.
It’s a good place to bring the kids also and let them run around and play some video games while you have a cold one. What kid doesn’t look pizza places right.

The pizza is still great. I did eat in the restaurant and it is clean. Highly recommended

The pizza looked good…
I had a couple of pieces and later that evening my heart was racing… I am pretty sensitive to food additives and am thinking they might have flavor enhancers in their pizza, or too much sodium, so although this is close and the people we were with love this place. We will not be back. All leftovers went into trash.

This place has a good family feel to it, but the pizza is just… mediocre. Plus, they could stand to increase there working staff so as to decrease the customers waiting time. Only 1-​waitress to work the bar, take orders, clean up, and serve food to… Just unsatisfactory for my taste. The TVs were ok. They had one that had a huge line goin down the middle of it. Another set was a CRT model. *Hey LampPost, its 2015. Flat-​screens are very affordable now…)

The one star is for the food only. Otherwise this place is filthy! There is food everywhere on the floor, trash on the floor and only one clean table yet there isn’t a soul in this place and they are open for another hour and a half.
There is a ton of staff though! I feel like I should start cleaning for them.

Been here a handful of times. Nothing special. Mediocre food and service. This last time though will be our last. Stopped in with the kids to have some pizza and watch the game. Place is less than half full. A table next to us finished their meal and left. A little girl came out from the back and instead of bussing the table by taking the dishes to the back, she brought a trash can to the table and proceeded to clear each plate right in front of our table. I’m talking less than a foot away. Not exactly what I wanted to sit next to.

I’m giving this 5 stars due to the waitress/​bar tender who served us at happy hour yesterday. If I owned a restaurant I would want her training my staff!
That being said the wings were great! The pizza was very good. No go on garlic cheese bread however the marinara dipping sauce was quite good! We will be back for sure

OK, just nothing special. The draw was the fact that it was attached to Backstreet Brewery, which makes it’s own beer. Beers were good, pizza was so so.
As mentioned above, they are the same place, just separated by a wall between the two. Full service in the bar and you, of course, can order the pizza from next door.
A few good selections, but we decided to make our own. Nice fluffy crust, right amount of sauce/​cheese, but the toppings lacked freshness. We made a chicken, bacon, garlic, jalapeño pizza. The bacon and chicken were chewy and tough, no garlic flavor was tasted and the jalapeños were canned… had that pickled taste, should have asked if they were fresh.
Service was friendly and prompt when present, but bartender was often sitting in the back around a wall.
They run daily specials and have offers on their mobile web page to check out. I would return and give the pizza another shot, but definitely like the brews.

Don’t even bother. You’ll do better looking for a new pizzeria opening in the area. The food has no taste to it. I think they are using low quality products.
This place is a pass for me.

I hate having to give low ratings, but I just can’t go any higher for this place…
If I hadn’t had a
cert, I’d be outraged by what I got for the prices. We ordered a medium pizza with tomato and basil and stressed heavily that we wanted thin crust. A veggie sandwich (+olives), and a personal with pineapple. As we waiting for our food, a fight broke out at 7pm in the middle of the «family side» between a group of men and an eruption of foul language and door slamming, table pounding, and door slamming exploded.
The medium pizza came normal crust, despite us ordering thin crust, with a pathetic amount of tomato pieces and wilted basil shredded paper thin. Couldnt taste the basil at all. Ten minutes after the pizzas arrived, my veggie sandwich (which doesn’t even require cooking), finally arrived with dry, crumbly bread. No olives. Had to actually walk into the kitchen to request them after waiting at the front counter, ringing the bell, and having no one appear. When I walked into the kitchen, I didn’t see anyone out of there 20’s. The whole meal, before our cert, would have come to just shy of $ 50!
Nothing about anything we experienced, food, ambiance, or service, would make us return. We could have had Pizza Hut for far less hassle, similar to better quality, and MUCH better prices.

Lamppost Pizza is located off of Hwy 111, after Adams Street. It’s next to the Autozone. Their red sign is hard to miss. Lamppost is connected to Backstreet Brewery, which is the bar area where you can get drinks. Parking is really simple; I highly doubt you will have any trouble with that. There’s a huge parking lot directly in front.
My review is strictly for Lamppost Pizza.
The first thing you should do upon entering is place (and pay for) your order at the register. After ordering, you can choose your table. I like that there’s plenty of seating for large groups. It seems like a good place to have a kid’s birthday party. The one thing I don’t like about this restaurant is that is takes over 30 minutes for your pizza to get ready. I understand they are not a Pizza Hut or Dominos, but be mindful the next time you are coming here starving. Fountain drinks ($ 1.95) are refillable at the back right corner of the restaurant. You can grab those while waiting for your pizza.
For pizzas, you can create your own or choose off of their specialty menu. Appetizers are available, such as wings, potato wedges, mozarella sticks, onion rings, etc. The only dessert I saw was the cinnamon pie (pizza dough covered in cinnamon and icing) for $ 8.99. They have lunch specials as well. Each table has its own parmasean cheese and bell pepper flakes and napkin holder. You can grab extra plates and forks and to-​go pizza boxes by the fountain drinks.
Each day, there’s a different daily special. When I went on Sunday, it was $ 5 of large specialty pizza (12 slices). They were able to split the pizza into 2 different toppings at no charge. (They also provided some marinara sauce at no charge) I chose half of the whole-​nine yards and half of the all-​star chicken. I highly recommend the all-​star chicken, which comes with chicken, garlic, tomatoes, and avocado. I’m a huge fan of avocado, and I loved that their ingredients were so fresh. The all-​star pizza is basically like a combo pizza at Costco. I kept comparing the taste to that of Costco’s, since the ingredients were very similar (sausage, pepperoni, olive, bell pepper, onion, etc). The one thing that stood out to me was the pizza dough and crust. I liked it so much better because it was fluffy (and full of carbs!).
The dessert cinnamon pie is good, but I was so self-​conscious about getting diabetes after just one bite. Some people would say it is super sweet, considering it is drenched in icing! The entire pie was too much for just 2 people; there was about 14 – 16 slices.
Everything here is pretty much get-​it-​yourself, except the part where they bring your pizzas out 30 minutes later. (the dessert pie took much longer) The servers will never stop by your table to ask if you need anything, so ask for everything before taking a seat.

1. If you order online expect to pay more for the same item on the menu.
2. Way over price pizza! Small 12 inch 1 topping $ 17.49. Each additional topping $ 1.75 not worth it for the quality.
3. 8 Buffalo wings $ 8.49, way over price low quality.

Good pizza… regular crust and for me gluten-​free crust… and draft beer from their microbrewery. Glad we had a coupon to save us some dollars on our bill. We visited a couple of times, so obviously no complaints from us…

There are two sides to this establishment. The Lamppost Pizza is more of a Pizza-​Port setup where you order at the counter and sit at picnic tables. I tried the Backstreet Brewing side, which has table service and a plethora of TV screens set to sports. Each table cam equipped with a legend of which screen was showing what game, so we chose a strategic position for our Sunday meal.
Our party of four ordered a large dinner salad, which was simple yet delicious and two large pizzas. The Mediterranean pizza was excellent with mozzarella cheese, pesto, red sauce, chicken breast, onion, tomato, mushroom, green olives, and feta cheese. We also ordered a large Linebacker which was a meaty feast of mozzarella cheese, pepperoni, salami, Canadian bacon, bacon, ground beef, and sausage. Between the four of us we couldn’t finish it all so we had some to take home. We also ordered a few beers that were pretty tasty. If I am out in the La Quinta area again I’ll definitely be back.
Bottom line: Great place for pizza, sports, and beer.