Blue Line Pizza

Everything is always good atmosphere is very chilled.

Meh pizza. This past weekend was the first time I walked into Blue Line Pizza. And quite honestly, it was a rather mediocre experience, with a slight regret I didn’t go to my usual pizza haunts. The pizza I ordered was rather meh(!), bland leaning on insipid. Not to mention for a rather thin crust, it was rather hard despite the soaking of olive oil on the pie. Another thing that stood-out was the waiting service. The servers seemed timid, without smiles, looking rather intimidated by us like we were about to assault them. And the guy who brought out our pizza just plopped it on the table with the pizza rack without asking if we ordered or announcing that pie. Overall, our experience at Blue Line Pizza was not too inviting to warrant a return. We’ll stick to yummier pizzas at Round Table or Primo’s.

Had an end of basketball season pizza party. Total of 14 people, 2 Caesar salad entree size, 1 large classic, 1 large cheese, 1 large bbq chicken, large blue line. Perfect for 14 of us. 5 young adult, 13yrs old and 9 adults. Overall, Caesar salad was very good. Veggi one blue line was very very good, but has too much onion. The classic was pretty good, also a little too much onion. Kids loved the cheese and bbq chicken. We ordered all thin crust. Very good and great service.

The service is awesome! The deep dish pizza Blueline and Greek . Spinach artichoke dip the best in the Bay Area.

We had the blue line deep dish pizza with a wonderful corn meal crust. The ingredients were delicious and the tomatoes were great and very sweet. It’s on par with Paxtis but the deep dish isn’t as deep as Paxtis. Zachary is on a different level.