Red Devil Pizza

goood pizza by the slice

Excuse me, but this location is no longer Red Devil Pizza. It’s a different restaurant now. Has been since beginning of 2013. So I don’t know why Unilocal is showing two reviews posted in 2013. Oh and one of the reviews mentions the hookahs… again, it’s a different restaurant now, so when he wrote that review in February, there hadn’t been any hookahs in that building since December… Come on Unilocal,close down the Red Devil listing already!

Mediocre at best! Having had amazing pizza in NY and Chicago– this is flavorless, and didn’t taste fresh! To top it off — first time here. got wrong order! I had 2 kids to feed and instead of pepperoni and mushroom, I got pepperoni and jalapeño which went straight in the trash because I wasn’t going to drive back for their error. I expected them to be sorry and say, «well how about we deliver what u ordered right now?» instead, I got, «next time u come in, we will give u 50% off!» really? There won’t be a next time! For those of u giving the food here 5 stars– u haven’t had 5-​star pizza. This is absolute crap in comparison!

Well, its ok I guess. Right off the bat, it should be understood that this is not a place you go for gourmet pizza, or really good pizza for that matter. Its decent pizza nothing special, the atmosphere is really what saves this joint. Cool NY style parlor, back entrance is awesome and on those hot summer days when their AC is broken, I really feel like a «goomba» lol. I actaully prefer their sandwiches over pizza, much better and fresh.
I did go here a few weeks ago and apparently they are now a hookah place? I cant really figure it out and I dont think they can either. Best of luck!
If your around, pop in and have a quick bite.

What a weird place. Full of hookahs and Middle Eastern stuff, while serving pizza. Not too comfortable inside, and the pizza itself was thin and generic tasting. Hardly any Italian flavors and hardly any tomato sauce. No service, not a pleasant experience. I’ll take my hard earned money to a deserving pizza business. Not giving this place another try,

I was reading all the reviews on here and I honestly feel like some of these can be misleading.
Is it the best pizza I’ve ever had? Honestly, no. But it’s pretty good pizza. It’s also crazy cheap, so what can you really expect? Places like this, to me, are more about the atmosphere. I used to go here a lot in high school with a big group of friends. It’s a fun place to go to just hang out and their Wall of Fame/​Shame is really funny. They have a lot of options for toppings, the service is good but they’re not like bending over backwards to kiss your ass. but they get the job done and quick, and the prices are amazing!

This is possibly the worst pizzeria in the world, & I don’t normally resort to such hyperbole. The pizza tastes like the cheap frozen kind from cheap grocery stores. Their falafel is equally bland & cheap. The only way they could have messed up their falafel pita sandwich is by using cheap ingredients. Obviously they did.
What Red Devil Pizza really is: A Persian family’s hookah & assorted, cheap imported goods WAREHOUSE MASQUERADING AS A RESTAURANT.
If, like me, you are passing by & have to eat something, instead of this pathetic business, go across the street to the Frosty something burger joint or the Jack N The Box. ANYTHING would be a better choice for food. They are so horrible that they compelled me to write this, my 1^st review using my phone!

Horrible, some of the worst pizza ever. Hookahs everywhere, it’s like what is this place. Is it hookah or a pizza place. Hard to find the menu. There was no one there to help me for at least a few minutes. Sat down in a booth, and the booth across from me was filthy. It looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in hours. I don’t want to see that while i’m eating. So then like 30 min. later the pizza finally arives. Just ordered a simple pepperoni. Terrible, it was bland and just plain sucked. Will never go back.
Rankings 1 — 10 with 10 being the best.
Location — 5 Part of a strip mall.
Ambiance — 1 Hated it, there’s no feel to this place.
Selection — 3 Menu is big, but when i go to a pizza place. I want pizza and other kinds of Italian food. Not Burgers or Hot Dogs, or all other kinds of weird stuff.
Service — 3 Service was whatever. The people who work there just don’t care.
Food — 1 Didn’t taste good at all.
Overall — 2 I guess that the 28″ pizza challenge is cool. But if the pizza sucks, then what’s the point.

Let’s see… where to begin!!!
I ordered two pizzas from them for delivery and was told they would be delivered in 45 minutes or less. An hour and a half later, the pizzas hadn’t arrived so I called to ask what was going on with them. I was told that they tried calling me (which they had not) and left a message (which they did not) saying that my card was declined (whoops… gave them the wrong debit card number… MY bad on THAT one). I was told that the pizzas would be delivered in approximately 5 minutes, so I decided to get ready for their arrival.
When the pizza came, the driver was sick and coughing all over it… YUCK! Then, I realized they sent a «garlic» pizza (who the hell wants ONLY garlic on their pizza?), rather than what was ordered: a «garlic CHICKEN pizza.» Not to mention the pizza they got right, the Alfredo Pizza, looked more like a soup than anything else. I called the store to speak with the manager and he told me all he could do was give me 15% off next time I ordered from them. Knowing I had ABSOLUTELY no intention of ever returning to them for my pizza, I told him I would prefer it if they took the pizzas back and refunded my order. The manager’s response? «No, we are not going to do that. You have already received the product that was ordered and now you have to keep it.»
I told him that the product was not what I ordered and he NEEDS to take it back or I am going to file a dispute with my banking company and he’ll never see any of the money anyways. What does he do? Starts cursing at me, calling me «a retard,» asking if «I’ve ever been inside a college classroom,» while dropping the «F» bomb frequently between his incomplete and hardly coherent sentences. Oh yeah, he also told me that he doesn’ t need my two dollars and if he did, all he would consider doing is «wipe his ass with it.» (sorry buddy, your pizzas are $ 20 a piece equaling 40 bucks… nice job with the math)
Overall, this was one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had in dealing with ANY company. I had my intelligence insulted, was called a liar and was forced to put up with rude and highly repugnant behavior from someone who is only a manager by moniker.
My suggestion? If you’re planning on trying «Red Devil’s Pizza,» check out «Big Mama’s and Papa’s Pizza» down the street. It’s LOADS tastier and the service is much friendlier.

This place is the secret holy Grail to the best hookah tobacco hookah pipes and hookah accessories, there pizza isn’t so bad either. You can get tangiers here which is impossible to get and Alex will even help you pack it in a funnel bowl the right way. Worth driving 30+ miles

The guy who runs the place alex, knows his stuff. Coco jamra coals, probably one of the best coals I’ve ever tried. Smooth, no coal-​y flavor. Ima for sure come back once a week to load up on new tobacco haha, great place for food too… even if I lost the pizza challenge!

Also known as
, I can honestly say it’s my go to store when it comes to my hookah and shisha needs. Been to several smoke shops & 5star definitely deserves 5 stars. Cheapest prices in the valley, and the only place that I know that carries all types of hookahs (including KMs) and different products that you can’t find anywhere else. Keep up the great work, wonderful customer service.
PS, the pizza is amazing!
Can’t wait to start making video reviews on their products.

Red Devil Pizza got my attention initially with a picture of their 50″ pizza, which is absolutely ridiculous. I definitely want to group of guys of together and tackle that during a big game sometime in the future. We played it more conservative this time around though for the game and got the 28″ pizza instead.
We called at about 4 p.m. to put it in the order for a take-​out order to be picked up at 5 p.m. They took down my name, number, and credit card info all over the phone and the order was placed. The restaurant itself is pretty small and a pizza-​hookah combo place, an ideal place for a group of four or five to enjoy a game and probably not an ideal for someone that doesn’t particular enjoy the smoke. The pizza wasn’t ready when we walked in but they assured us that it would only take a couple of more minutes since they wanted to make sure that it was hot and fresh for us. Although they took a little more than a couple of minutes, they did have our pizza hot and fresh, and that gave me some time to look at their «Hall of Fame» photos from their big challenge here; something that I definitely will be trying in the future as well.
Our 28″ pizza order, half pepperoni, half cheese, was nothing special. BLAND! While the cheese was fresh, the taste was nothing to write home about. Anytime that you have me wishing that we had ordered Domino’s for the game instead, your pizza is definitely underwhelming. Granted that it was an extremely large pizza, the $ 35 charge for the pie was still too high. I probably won’t be back here unless I’m doing the 28″ pizza challenge, or to try the 50″ pizza with some friends. So since I don’t do the whole hookah thing, basically, only meaningless gluttony can bring me back here.

I finally tried the hookah!
I can honestly say it is by far THE BEST HOOKAH EVER!
I’ve been to a lot of hookah bars/​lounges and this has to be the greatest hookah.
The owner was so attentive to our charcoals, and you can tell he knows a lot about what he does. They use coconera charcoals which are made from coconut oil and there’s never ash.
And of course, the food was AMAZING!

There’s so much to say about this place. I work down the street but I always sort of let my gaze wander past Red Devil given the luck of other businesses and restaurants on the GH stretch of Chatsworth. My boss just came back from lunch and raved about the turkey sandwich so I decided to give it a shot.
Let’s begin with the food. I had the prosciutto panini combo and I wasn’t wowed. Prosciutto was a little too thick, cheese wasn’t quite melted, and my original order was a caprese type sandwich but they were all out of fresh basil. The man and woman at the counter were super nice about the sandwich snafu and promptly refunded me the difference. Sandwich was decent but by the looks of it, there were about a million and one more awesome things I could have ordered. My coworkers eat here all the time and they’re always telling me how awesome the food is so I’m going to go ahead and chock this one up as my bad. Still, for the price and the distance, decent food.
I think what really sold me on this place was the ambiance (or lack thereof). I totally dig the DIY feel and the pictures of the 28″ challenge winners plastered all over the place. Everything from the petrified pizza clock to the hookah lounge to the vintage arcade games struck the right chord with me. This is the sort of place that you don’t necessarily eat at for the food, but more for the atmosphere and to have a restaurant to call your hometown greasy spoon. Will definitely be frequenting this place.

The world is a small place. I’m always reminded how small when I run into someone I haven’t seen in years, or I stumble across places and memories of my youth. I had an amazing childhood. Even though my family was dirt poor then and we never had any money, I remember all the fun times we had and the laughter we shared. Life was simpler back then, happier, and filled with love.
Stepping into this place, I immediately had a Back to the Future moment. Nostalgia hit me like a gangsta in the night. I’d been wanting to try this place since my Unilocal Buddy Narek M. reviewed in a few months back. Not knowing that this place was almost like a second home to me back in the day. (My mom used to own the shop next door to this place, small world huh?)
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I was confused at first by the sea of hookahs and the lack of a menu. No board posted up front, no menu on the tables, just pictures randomly placed on the window and walls. Hmmm? Thats a bit awkward… Someone should fix that…
I ordered the small 8′ pizza special which comes with a soda, it ended up being $ 5 bucks and some change. Cheap and delicious! YEAH SON! Thats what I’m talking about.
The crust was on point. Crispy and delicious on the outside covered with oozey gooey full fat mozzerella. The sausage added the meaty element I was looking for. With a healthy sprinkling of red pepper flakes this definitely hit my belly’s G spot.
I can overlook the lack of ambiance and the stoner patrons that are their client base. Why? Because the pizza was BOMB YO!
Will I be back? Hell to the Yes Whitney!
I am going to order one of their HUGE pizzas for a pool party thats in a few weeks. And I want to do the Pizza Challenge! Who’s down?

I love this pizza place and it is definitely among my favorites as far as pizza joints go. You know a pizza is good when you actually CRAVE pizza from one particular spot. They are famous for their huge pizzas and I’ve used them for fundraisers before. Everyone at the fundraisers have LOVED Red Devil pizza and they always demand to know where we ordered it from. I, of course, am happy to tell them! :) I love Red Devil. It has a very classic pizzeria feel despite its eclectic menu. Trust me when I say this though, you want to go there for the pizza alone! If you like the other stuff, feel free to try it. But the pizza is definitely among the BEST in the valley and offers up GIANT slices!!! I recommend their pizzas and their salads!!!
P. S. they also have a pizza challenge that I dare not take but if you take it and win, you get pretty sweet prizes and your picture in their hall of fame: D

Just took the 28 inch pizza challenge here today, and you can find me and my friend on the wall of shame. The challenge 28 inches, 30 minutes, 2 people. We finished in 32 minutes, but it’s okay it was an amazing experience, and I recommend it to a lot of people out there.
The winning prizes are nice too:
$ 100 dollar gift certificates
A hat
T-​Shirt
and yo’ pizza is FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! son :)
It was pretty cool and on top of it the pizza was freaking delicious I almost wanted to quit just to enjoy it’s awesomeness!
Basically I recommend this place to anyone who likes Pizza, one of the best in the valley.
OR TO ANYONE WHO’S READY TO GET THERE MAN VS’S FOOD ON! :d

This pizza restaurant sets itself apart from others by offering very, very large pizzas, more than 4 foot diameter if I remember correctly. They also have an eating contest, for some of the larger pizzas, allowing those brave enough to try to eat an entire pizza the incentive of a free pizza if they finish.
There are unmistakable middle eastern influences in this restaurant including a lot of hookah products and some baklava.
The pizza here has some good potential including a better than average crust and a good variety of available toppings. I tries both a cheese pizza and a much more elaborate pizza with a lot of additional toppings. Both pizzas were quite disappointing because they were very bland. In a rare move, I ended up salting my pizza slices. This was necessary even though the pizzas had «extra» Parmesan cheese added before cooking.
I couldn’t resist the baklava and I was also disappointed by the soggy, clearly not fresh pastry I received.
Overall, I really liked the availability of such large pizzas and the place seemed to have potential. Were they able to considerably spice up their sauce and switch to a much better quality cheese, I would recommend it. The staff were also very friendly.

I was skeptical at first when I saw this place open up a while back. My brother and cousin go there frequently so I decided to walk in one day to see what all the hype was about. Well, let me tell you. The inside looks like an old NY pizza join from the 70’s. If you enter from the back, you get to come through a wooden door with a circular windown down a cool 5 step staircase into this place.
The food, well its awesome! When it comes to American tastes and our foods, i think there is no reason to get it wrong, its not hard, and Red Devil gets it right. I love the flavors. My favorites though are their pazones .
Im yet to finish the 28″ pizza challenge.