Pizza City Fest Returns This Weekend with Local Pizzerias on Display

Pizza lovers from Inglewood and surrounding communities have a delicious opportunity this weekend as Pizza City Fest returns to LA Live, showcasing the diverse and innovative pizza scene of Los Angeles.

The festival, curated by 13-time James Beard Award-winning food journalist Steve Dolinsky, will feature over a dozen local pizzerias offering unique slices, including Mexican-inspired pizzas, Neapolitan-style creations, and inventive local specialties.

“This is a great chance for our community to explore the incredible culinary creativity happening right here in Los Angeles,” said Michael Torres, a local food enthusiast from Inglewood. “The variety of pizza styles is truly impressive.”

Tickets are priced at $125 for Saturday and $115 for Sunday, which include all-you-can-eat pizza, sides, desserts, and an open bar. Notable offerings include MexiForno’s Tijuana-style Al Pastor pizza and Hot Tongue’s acclaimed plain slice.

The Inglewood Public Library will be hosting a pizza-making workshop on May 10th for those inspired by the festival to try their hand at creating their own unique pizzas.

This story is based on information from the Pizza City Fest event.