Mustafio's Pizza

I always enjoy finding a new Slice House around the country or even around the world. I had no idea how many San Francisco had and glad this was one of my first ones to discover on this trip as it's pizza by the slice with a premium touch. Great service and amazing Pizza. Not your ordinary slice house but a place you can get quality pie

OMG❣👍❣🍕🍕🍕 Super Yummy..... Stumbled across this place during work hours, what caught my attention was the square slices ( I thought, " how cute") I stepped inside and was pleased to learn their pepperoni is Beef, ( I Dont eat swine/pork) The Pizza was SO delicious, I thought next time I'm in the area, I'll get a whole pie to take home. Well I did and the whole family enjoyed the heck out of it .... This will be my new go to spot here in the city👍👍👍👍❤🍕😘

Based on the reviews, I wanted to like this place, but my experience was less than ideal. Maybe it was the time that I came, but I won't be coming back. I walked in and ordered a sandwich and a small salad to go. The guy at the counter said it would be 20 minutes, which was fine, as food made to order is a lot better than stuff that's been under a heat lamp. The time it took to actually get it was enough to walk a block and a half, buy a drink from a convenience store, come back, and still wait another 10+ minutes. That in and of itself wouldn't have been much of an issue, ordinarily. But... While I was waiting, I noticed that the guy making my and others' orders touched, by my count, at least 5 different surfaces (food, earbuds that were in his ears, oven handles, plastic bags, knife handle) with no gloves and without ever washing his hands. But I was ravenous and in no mood to argue with anyone. I hope I don't get salmonella, E. coli, or hepatitis. As for my order itself, the salad was good. The sandwich, on the other hand, was overcooked-to-burnt. Maybe 2/3 of it was edible; the last third was hard and tasted charred. If nothing else, it was a reminder that it's cheaper and safer to cook than it is to go out. Before tip, it was $16.36 for 2/3 of an overcooked sandwich and a small salad with a packet of no-fat dressing (no choice, apparently).