Tony's Pizza Napoletana, North Beach

Answers the ranking question by saying Tony's is the better pizza.

Says Tony's offers nearly every pizza style imaginable.

Calls Tony's good but inconsistent, and says the trek and wait aren't worth it.

Recommends this pizzeria as part of a local outing.

Calls Tony's the top pick, with no further detail.

Recommends grabbing takeout from Tony's, then walking to Ina Coolbrith Park for city lights.

Recommends Tony’s as another solid slice option, mentioned as an alternative to Golden Boy.

Points to Tony's around the corner.

Calls its Detroit-style pizza excellent and says it offers many other pizza styles.

Recommends Tony's and specifically its New Yorker pizza.

Agrees with the commenter's San Francisco pizza picks.

Gives Tony's a shout-out as a standout North Beach pizzeria.

Recommends the sit-down restaurant, especially its squash blossom and burrata pie, and calls it life-changing.

Ranks it a close second, but finds its crust doughier and thicker than the others.

Recommends Tony's sit-down restaurant and rates its pizza offerings excellent.

Calls Tony's fine but doubts it merits a number-one ranking on the list.

Finds Tony's placement among the world's top pizzerias laughable.

Calls Tony's overrated.

Says Tony's St. Louis style is unlike the authentic version, with the wrong crust and cheese, and may disappoint.

Disliked Tony's, finding its crust too light and insufficiently dense.

Calls it their favorite in SF; loves the slice and margherita, but price and waits bother them.

Calls this their favorite Detroit-style pizza based on personal experience; a positive taste opinion.