Outta Sight Pizza, Chinatown

Recommends visiting during its happy hour for discounted slices, which come with a purchase limit.

Lists this among the places they usually go for slices, based on proximity.

Calls the pizza excellent and notes the place is newer and not yet famous.

Names Outta Sight as the best pizza they've had, found in the Tenderloin.

Lists Outta Sight as better than Golden Boy.

Says prices are steep but the pizza is very good, and the new spot is easy to reach by transit.

Defends slice pricing as not outrageous next to other pricey foods, while conceding it falls short of a rival spot.

Says Outta Sight is too dry.

Says the spot feels more like Chinatown, yet it ranks among the city's best.

Gives a short, enthusiastic endorsement.

Ranks it a close second, but its sauce is a bit sweet for their taste.

Says Outta Sight is among the best.

Recommends this spot as among the top New York-style options, with weekday happy hour deals.

Thinks Outta Sight could be even better than Tony's.

Calls themselves a strong fan of this spot, listed as a pizza taste reference.

Briefly endorses Outta Sight as a pizza spot worth naming.

Lists Outta Sight as one of their top votes.

Says Outta Sight's happy-hour slices offset ordinary regular prices and rank among top pizzas.

Notes branches differ, with some toppings offered only at the Chinatown location.

Calls Outta Sight their current top pick for slices.

Larkin St branch tasted ordinary, like a slice found anywhere.

Notes recent meaty pizzas here, including a butter chicken option and a Peking duck one.