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Pitfire Pizza
★3.9(1,518 reviews)$$Restaurant
🕑 45 minutes to 1.5 hours👶 Best for all ages, from toddlers to teens. Younger kids (2-6) enjoy classic cheese and pepperoni pizzas, while older children and teens appreciate the variety of unique pizza combinations and can explore different flavors alongside their parents.🧡 Saved by 13 families
About
Pitfire Pizza in Culver City offers a welcoming escape for families craving quality wood-fired pizzas without the fuss. The casual atmosphere means kids can be kids while parents enjoy craft pizzas with creative toppings, fresh salads, and hearty sandwiches. With spacious outdoor seating and a menu that balances sophisticated flavors with reliable kid favorites, it's the perfect spot for a relaxed family meal after exploring Culver City.
Highlights
- ✓Authentic wood-fired pizzas that cook quickly, perfect for hungry kids
- ✓Spacious outdoor patio seating ideal for families who need a little extra elbow room
- ✓Kid-friendly menu with classic options plus healthier choices like salads
- ✓Casual, come-as-you-are atmosphere where noise and activity are welcomed
- ✓Conveniently located near downtown Culver City shops and entertainment
Pro Tips
- 1.Arrive before 6 PM on weekends to snag outdoor seating and avoid the dinner rush,the patio fills up fast with families.
- 2.Order a simple cheese or pepperoni pizza for picky eaters and a specialty pizza to share so everyone gets something they love.
- 3.The pizzas come out quickly from the wood-fired oven, making this ideal for families with restless little ones who can't wait long.
- 4.Parking can be tight on Washington Blvd, so consider the side streets or arrive early for easier spots.
- 5.Save room for their salads,they're generously sized and perfect for sharing as a lighter option alongside pizza.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday lunches (11:30 AM - 1 PM) or early dinners (4:30-5:30 PM) before the evening rush. Weekend lunches are lively but manageable, while weekend dinners get packed with families and groups.
What to Know
Expect to spend around $15-25 per person with moderate pricing ($$). Street parking is available but can be challenging during peak hours. The restaurant accommodates strollers and high chairs are available for little ones.
Seasonal Notes
Outdoor seating is especially delightful during spring and fall with mild Southern California weather. Summer evenings on the patio are pleasant but can be warm. Winter outdoor dining is usually comfortable with heat lamps available.
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