Meinungen MASA Los Angeles

It's fun, it's good, and definitely worth a visit. It's close to Chicago pizza but not quite if you're used to the true thing. But make no mistake I'm not giving that a negative. It's just there's something special about true Chicago deep dish. But since we're not in Chicago this is it baby you'll enjoy it

Good luck finding a parking spot... I've had to bail out of getting Masa on two occasions because there was exactly zero parking.

If you do manage to get in, you're about to have some insane deep dish pizza. It's something like $30 for a big fat cake of a pizza, baked fresh in about half an hour. Add tax and tip and it's more like $40 if you sit down.

One medium deep dish pizza fully feeds four people.

I repeat: that's FOUR PEOPLE FOR $40 at a restaurant. Only a classic deep dish pizza is capable of such witchcraft.

Personally I don't like the Italian sausage - for some reason it cools really quickly while the rest of the pizza stays warm. I'd recommend a classic pepperoni because I'm boring and unimaginative, but they have tons of toppings and you can even have them do half the pizza one way and half another.

Also, try their (reasonably priced) cappuccino! It's delicious.

Wi had the vegan Douglas thin crust with vegan mozzarella sticks. My husband had the blackened chicken panini. It was good

I enjoyed deep fried mozzarella sticks dipped and delicious marinara sauce. Fettuccine Alfredo and shrimp was scrumptious.

Moved to LA 4-5 weeks ago and wanted some deep dish pizza, as pizza is my favorite food. I always seen people here and read that they serve Chicago style deep dish, so I had to try ir. I ordered a medium Chicago style and found it to be not so good because it had gotten soggy from all the grease/water from the pizza. I was waiting in my car, so I picked it up as soon as I got a text it was ready. While the dry parts of the crust tasted really good, most was soggy and so much. Nor was I a big fan of all the big tomatoes all over instead of sauce. With the plethora or other places around here, this one won’t be back too and I don’t recommend unless you dine in or like soggy pizza. I wish I had taken it back, showed them and got my money back.

Great pizza

Pizza was great, as was the service. I had a really good Caesars salad.

Thank U

Deep dish pizza is so yummy here!

A great spot on Sunset Blvd in Echo Park for Chicago-style pizza as well as fresh baked breads and other Italian favorites. Friendly service and a diverse neighborhood clientele.

Stopped by late and unfortunately last call for deep dish is about 30 minutes before closing so I wasn’t able to try the pizza. I got their bread pudding to go and it was amazing. It’s a bit expensive at $16 but I love bread pudding and this was a great one. Cozy indoor atmosphere with a bar and a few tables outside to dine at on a nice evening. I’ll have to come back to try the pizza it looked great

A great place for homestyle baked goods, awesome bread pudding and you cannot sleep on there homemade deep dish pizzas. They also have an extensive vegetarian menu if you are not a meat eater.

The pizza here is unbelievably delicious. I have to definitely eat here again. ????

Really good! Second time here and we got the same thing.

Great ambiance, great pizza (especially the bottom crust) and the best customer service. Management is top notch.

Absolutely the best deep dish pizza around. We had a party of 9, and our food, service, and ambiance were top-notch. Seriously, the pizza was delicious! You can tell the chef/owner care about their customers.

Just not it

I’m not a big fan of tomato chunk pizza but this pizza is still really good. It’s Chicago style deep dish pizza. Their Spanish manchego salad is incredible. Service is upbeat and friendly. The place has a cozy interior with a few tables along the sidewalk. It’s dark inside so there’s a cool mood and vibe. Meter parking.

I got the Meatballs and the Lots of Meat Deep Dish Pizza (with extra onions and spinach) here. Overall, I liked the meatballs, although they were kind of pricey ($12). They had really good sauce, and the meatballs had good texture. For the deep dish pizza, the crust tasted pretty nice, and the sauce and pepperoni were good. Though, I did feel that the sausage that it came with was a little drier (or didn't seem as fresh) as I had expected. I still liked it, but I did feel like I had better deep dish in the city. Possibly, it might have just been a one time thing that I got pizza that was good and not great, as I have heard from friends that they considered Masa their favorite deep dish place in LA. Beyond that, i felt like the staff was very friendly, and gave really good thoughts about what to order, and checked on us frequently. I would be happy to visit again, to see what else they have.

The pizza pie here is massive, so make sure you come hungry. I visited with 3 friends and we struggled to finish everything that we ordered, which included two appetizers (meatballs & calamari) and two entrées (large pizza pie and pesto penne pasta). But I regret nothing. The food was so delicious I’d put myself through that struggle all over again. ????

Stopped on our way out of LA. My friend had never had a deep dish pizza. And I had seen Masa reviewed by someone on TikTok. And hands down it was so delicious. ???? We had the honor of talking to the owner and some regulars. And they told us all about the place and how great the owner was and how well they treated their employees. And to hear that made me so very happy to spend my money there. ???? Such good vibes. Oh yes and our server was awesome. Everyone there was so friendly and helpful. Definitely worth a drive.

I've tried this place a couple of times on my own and once or twice because friends wanted to try it, but honestly, the pizza, deep dish or otherwise, isn't good at all. I'd recommend trying anything else on their menu.
The service, on the other hand, is very good.

I ordered the chicago pizza style and it was splendid! We also got pumpkin soup its good when complimented with sour bread. The lemonade is really fresh! Everything is served fresh ❤️❤️

While the pizza was excellent, the restaurant was extremely crowded and noisy. Also, the wait to be served after placing our order was very long. If you're out for enjoyment and have a lot of time, though, it rates right up there.

Title: Disappointed by Unexpected Charges and Lack of Customer-Focused Service

I recently tried Masa of Echo Park based on a recommendation, and unfortunately, my experience left much to be desired. My wife and I were eagerly anticipating our pick-up order, which included a medium cheese Chicago style pizza and mozzarella cheese sticks with marinara sauce.

The disappointment began when my wife, who picked up the order, kindly asked for some ranch to accompany the mozzarella sticks. To our surprise, she was informed that the ranch would cost an additional $2.00. While this might seem like a trivial amount, the issue wasn't the cost itself but the way it was handled.

My wife had left her wallet in the car, and rather than accommodating the simple request for ranch, she was left feeling humiliated and empty-handed. It's disheartening when a restaurant prioritizes a small charge over ensuring a positive customer experience, especially for first-time patrons who may not be aware of such additional fees.

Curious about the situation, I decided to investigate further and confirmed that indeed, there was a $2.00 charge for ranch. While I understand that nothing is free, the lack of transparency and the approach to customer interaction felt disappointing. We had just spent $45.44 on our order, and being blindsided by an unexpected charge left a sour taste in our mouths.

It's essential for businesses to prioritize customer satisfaction and communicate additional charges clearly. While $2.00 may not break the bank, the principle of prioritizing customer experience over minor fees should take precedence. I hope this feedback encourages Masa of Echo Park to reconsider their approach and prioritize building positive relationships with their customers.

Bonne adresse de pizza à Los Angeles. Entièrement satisfait. À conseiller.