Beeks King of Pizza

Amazing pizza, wish they delivered to a larger area. The perfect thin crust! The inside isn’t great, for sure a take out place, but it is so worth the drive. Have been getting pizza from them for over 10 years, never disappoints

It was a cold night and thought a «Mom and Pop» place would be better than large chain pizza. They are in St. Louis Park and so am I, so I was surprised to find out they won’t deliver to locations within the same town. I gave the guy a nice tip anyway for coming out in the cold. I am sorry to say I was very disappointed with the pizza. Cheddar cheese instead of heaps of real mozzarella? The sauce was flavorless and the pizza tasted like cardboard. Sorry Beek’s I won’t be coming back for more.

I don’t even know if you can call this pizza. Whatever it is, it sure isn’t good. I’m not trying to exaggerate and be rude but this is the worst pizza I’ve had in my life.

Wow! Wow! Wow! Incredible pizza! I’ve eaten so many slices all over this country and this is a jewel I’ve lived about 3 miles from for the last 3 years and had never tried a slice. Until today! Beeks Kings slice holds up to any of the best I’ve eaten.
The combonation of really good pizza sauce, and really good is an understatement at that. The sauce balanced sweet and savory with the right amount of salt and herbs a zing, and a dang! All at once! The crust is out of this world, thin like a slice from Brooklyn only somehow better? We ordered a couple of pizzas for delivery, one had Canadian bacon, jalapeños sliced just right, and sausage. 5 outta 5 Stars! Tasted homemade yet as upscale as it can get, while the other pizza had hamburger, pepperoni and sausage, OMG! I’ve eaten at lot of good pizza places here in the Twin Cities and this joint just became a top contender! Please everyone, give this place your local business, these owners are putting out an outstanding pizza! Top 3 slices of pizza I’ve ever eaten! You get all my business from here on out, thank you so much for some damned good food… Rob in St Louis Park…

I grew up down the street from beeks in the 80s. I was just telling my family the other day that the best pizza I ever ate was beeks. The crust was my favorite part, thin and crispy. Yummmm

A perfect combination of great thin crust pizza and memories from my youth. We visited the Beek’s on Bloomington Avenue — in the ‘hole’ — with great regularity. I now take my kids to the last remaining outpost in St. Louis Park. Usually, we’re the only folks in the dining room and that worries me that my kids won’t be able to pass along Beeks Pizza to their kids. I hope the delivery business is booming on the weekend!

This Pizza is great if you love thin and crispy pizza with zesty sauce!
I grew up eating this pizza at least every Saturday night and have taken a hiatus from it for 20 years.
I would never recommend eating the pizza in house however their delivery is fast, friendly, and yummy!
I especially love how the pizza is always crispy and never soggy, except for the melted cheese which can be so hot that it burns your mouth so be careful of this!
This is a great local pizza place with very good delivery if you like a thin crust pizza!

Please stay open forever! My fave Mn pizza joint. Well the Mpls one was… but the SLP does a decent impression. Crispy cracker thin crust. Classic. Retro. Wonderful Pizza!

I’m convinced this is the best pizza place in St. Louis Park. I’ve had it numerous times and have never been disappointed. Prices are reasonable as well. Delivery can be slow at times. Would be 5 stars if not for that. Haven’t dined in here and based on the look from the curb, I think I will stick with delivery.

I live a few blocks away from this place. I’m now 21 and when I was younger I would go there all the time for end of season sports parties and I always loved it. I had it again recently and was still impressed. It’s so good and I feel good that I’m supporting a small, local business. Great place!

Fantastic thin crust pizza. This place has really stuck to its roots of old school pizza. Simple ingredients done right. It’s a little on the pricey side, but it’s worth it. Certainly better than your chain pizza shops and when you run the numbers it’s only a couple bucks more.

Great pizza, They could stand a total refresh of the facility. Remove the «out of order», 40 year old video games and jukebox, etc. the place has potential. Go for the food, not the ambiance.

If you like thin crust, Beeks is your place! Very yummy.
I love that it’s been around forever, and I love how simple, unassuming, and reliable it is.
Took a star off because the interior needs to be redone, and they only take cash (which is kinda cute because of the nifty old timey cash register. but also kinda a pain in the butt). The interior is clean and everything, but it smells like my grandparents’ house and it’s just .old.
Other than that, love ya!

Several of my local friends snorted their derision when I mentioned I got pizza from Beek’s last week, and I’m inclined to disagree. If you’ve been promised «thin, crisp crust» pizza as often as I have, only to receive «doughy, soggy crust» or «slightly-​less-​thick crust,» you tend to appreciate a place that can deliver on that promise, and Beek’s does. The crust is nice and thin and, well, crisp. I’m a fan.
I also appreciate a menu like Beek’s. They know what they do, and they don’t do anything more than that. Sometimes less choice is more. If I were in St. Louis Park again — and grant you, there’s probably a remote chance of that happening — I’d happily order from Beek’s again.

I’m in the same city and live less than 5 miles away, and they don’t deliver to me? Sorry guys… One star from me.

If there ever was a distinction for pizza places being like dive bars Beek’s would definitely fit the bill. Their building is old, much of the furniture inside seems rickety/​outdated and the cash register is straight out of the 1950’s. However, it’s these endearing qualities in addition to the fact that Beek’s makes a hella good pizza pie which keep me coming back.
I’ve only ordered the King’s Choice pizza which is a carnivore’s dream come true and loaded with sausage, pepperoni, Canadian bacon and cheese. The KC is my favorite and is one of the greasiest/​best pizzas I had here in the cities. Beek’s pizzas are made on a really thin crust so expect to either fold your slice or eat it with a fork. Have cash ready as this is really the only form of payment they accept.

I can appreciate the history and a made from scratch pizza. It is ok.
Crust — ultra thin… not my favorite. No edge, and so thin it is quite crisp.
Sauce — decent flavor, very mild. A little more sauce than I like.
Sausage — homemade, but again, very mild. Could add a little spice to it.

I really wanted to love this place, the David next to the Goliath right next door (PIzza Hut is literally right next door) and because I have a friend whose nickname is Beeks.
But it was nothing special, just okay. Not horrible, it certainly beats LIttle Caesar’s by a country mile, but nothing would compel me to go back given the other excellent pizza choices in this town.

I’ve ordered from Beek’s twice, because I always give a place a second chance.
Each time I ordered – six months apart, mind you – the pizza they delivered was not the pizza I ordered. Half the toppings left off, the wrong specialty pizza, and a different side. The first time, I complained. They insisted the order was correct. The second time, I decided not to go back.
To be honest, the pizza really tasted pretty good. The sauce was runny, but the toppings – even if they were incorrect – were still tasty. I’d really like to try them again, but after the terrible customer service each time, I don’t think you could convince me to.

The king of pizza
Born in nineteen fifty seven
You’re still going strong
(There are many newcomers… but Beek, you are STILL the king of pizza! Rock on, Beek’s…)