Gay Nineties Pizza Co

I’ve always seen this place on my visits to Pleasanton and decided today was the day. It was solid—great value for the money. The pizza dough was thick and had the right blend of salt. Lunch comes with a decent house salad. I had the pesto pizza with sausage, bell pepper, and onion, and I would easily have it again when in the area. The service was sweet. Talk about friendly people who sincerely want to help you. Love the energy. Note picture of pizza was of a friend and this is a small.

We’ve been coming to this restaurant many times over the years although it has probably been about 5 years since our last visit. We had a fantastic server today who really took good care of us. Her name was Julie. She was great. Our pizza was a medium 1/2 Veggie and 1/2 Hawaiian. The crust was cooked to perfection but we thought overall the pizza was lacking real flavor. Maybe our taste has changed over the years since we have are big fans of Tony’s in SF (or his newer Slice House Establishments) or Gold Dust Pizza in Ripon. I still think this place is a nice restaurant if you are looking for a well made pizza and you’re in the Downtown Pleasanton area. We will go back if we are in the area and want pizza.

I grew up eating gay 90s pizza. The last time I ordered pickup, they kept my credit card and I had to return to the restaurant for it. Today, I ordered a medium veggie pizza, the one with the artichokes, and added Canadian bacon. I asked for extra Weil cooked and 12 slices instead of eight. I went to pick it up and looked at it, and said what is this? This was not the regular vegetarian pizza. It was their fancy deluxe one with feta cheese and eggplant. There is no artichoke hearts on the fancy one. They did add the Canadian bacon. They said that I could wait another 30 minutes and they’d make me a new one, but I’m taking it to a skilled nursing home to have it with my mother who’s recovering from a stroke. She’s waiting for me and this pizza so we can have it watching the Super Bowl from

Our family got together at Gay Nineties on a Tuesday night. My dad grew up in the area and has always loved this place, and since we don’t get together often, the evening already felt special. Shortly after we arrived, the restaurant filled up quickly, but our waiter, Kevin, was absolutely phenomenal. Despite the rush, Kevin brought such positive energy to the table. He kindly explained the situation, checked in with us often, and made sure we were comfortable while the kitchen caught up. He went above and beyond for us, and we’re incredibly grateful for the exceptional service he provided. His kindness, attentiveness, and calm professionalism truly stood out. The staff overall was also wonderfully accommodating. My brother and his wife have a newborn, and they generously set us up on th

We always love getting a pizza and a salad here 😋 We tried the garlic bread, wasn't really garlicky but still good. The Franks pizza has meat and veggies and always one that makes us both happy to eat