Creative, stone-oven pizzas with friendly service and a cool, compact vibe; excellent pies, mixed experiences on pasta and occasional service lapses.
Homie Pizza delivers excellent pizza quality with standout crust and creative toppings, backed by attentive, friendly service in a vibrant neighborhood setting. However, inconsistent execution—particularly burnt crusts and delivery degradation during peak times—prevents a higher grade, and the tight, crowded space limits the overall dining experience. Worth visiting for quality stone-oven pies, but expect occasional quality variation and tight quarters.
The room feels warm and bustling with an industrial-modern look, servers who check in often, and even an arcade machine up front. Diners gush about crisped pepperoni and balanced crusts, while one summed it up as great pizza with kind service. Space is compact, so peak times can feel lively and tight. The cooking leans elevated-traditional pizza with creative twists rather than theatrics: think preserved lemon, hot honey, fennel sausage, and chutney. Pizzas consistently shine; pasta and sides land well for some and flat for others. If you want stone-oven pies with personality, you will likely leave happy; conservative palates can stick to Pepperoni or Mozza. For families, this is kid-friendly comfort: simple mozzarella or pepperoni pizzas, mac and cheese, and shareable starters. Portions let two people split a pie. Note vegan cheese is available but one review cites a swap error, so double-confirm allergy needs with staff.
Area vibe: Central, lively business-meets-leisure corridor near Reforma, popular with office workers, visitors, and locals.
Safety: Generally safe with steady foot traffic and lighting; typical big-city awareness recommended at night.
What's nearby: Close to Paseo de la Reforma offices, hotels, and bars; convenient for visitors staying nearby.
Start with a classic Pepperoni or the signature Big Peppe and save room for the pizza balls as a starter.
It’s casual and compact, noise can rise at peak times and parking is scarce so plan ahead.
Think industrial-modern and lively, with an arcade machine and music that can get loud.