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The Pizza Press
The Pizza Press: quick, customizable pizzas in a print-inspired setting near Disneyland.
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The Pizza Press: quick, customizable pizzas in a print-inspired setting near Disneyland.
Located at 1700 S Harbor Blvd, Anaheim, The Pizza Press is a fast-casual pizza restaurant offering build-your-own pies or signature options for dine-in or takeaway. The spacious setting features 20–25 tables and an outdoor patio, with a playful printing-press theme noted by guests. Parking is convenient in the adjacent lot. Guests praise quick service (about 4–5 minutes) and friendly, efficient staff, though some note no mini pizza option. Near Disneyland and the Convention Center.
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Customize your pizza with a wide selection of fresh toppings, sauces, and cheeses as you move through our efficient assembly line.
Choose from our chef-crafted specialty pies like 'The Times' with chicken, BBQ drizzle, and smoked Gouda for a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.
Enjoy our popular side—crispy bread topped with garlic and melted cheese, perfect for sharing or as a tasty appetizer.
Accommodate large parties in our spacious indoor and outdoor patio seating, ideal for post-Disneyland meals or casual gatherings.
Get your pizza ready in just 4–5 minutes on average, thanks to our streamlined ordering process and efficient kitchen staff.
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Overall rating
Kirdric Hill
Va Zub
Nice place overall with a good vibe. Service was okay. The pizza is average, nothing special. I’d order it again, but wouldn’t expect anything amazing.
P Ehrlich
Pizza was good and so fast. Lots of room.
山本真三
The Pizza Press in Anaheim, Los Angeles. It was late at night, and I was looking for somewhere to eat. I found this place on my way back to the hotel, so I went in. The restaurant was quite spacious, and ordering was a bit difficult for a first-timer. You specify what kind of pizza you want and add your favorite toppings. They knead the pizza dough a little and then spread it out in a press. That's why the restaurant is called Pizza Press. There were lots of toppings, and I added some green onions. There were two sizes, and I ordered L and XL. They bake the pizzas in the oven right in front of you and cut them right there. Since they bake each pizza to order, it takes a little time, but the seasoning was quite delicious. It was also entertaining. Thank you for the meal!
Kassie Gojkovich
Man, this use to be the best pizza. Mine was pushing a 3/10 at best and I ordered one of the specialties. Hardly any sauce at all. The employee making the pizza was so rude and the smell of the building itself was just awful. Probably won’t ever go back on our next Disney trip.
Carol
