Prince Street Pizza
Our verdict
Prince Street Pizza is worth it when the brief is quick, late, and low-commitment on the Sunset Strip. The Soho Square pepperoni Sicilian slice is the first-timer order, and the counter-service format works better for solo diners or groups on the move than for a quiet sit-down meal.
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- Address
- 9161 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069, United States
- Phone
- (323) 446-2244
- Hours
- Mon–Thu 11 am–2 amFri–Sat 11 am–3:30 amSun 11 am–2 am
- Directions
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The menu
What to order
- Soho Square pepperoni Sicilian slice
- Sicilian-style garlic bread
Quick reference: choose it for Sicilian-style slices, late hours, a primarily grab-and-go counter, and a casual spend; skip it for a quiet seated meal.
Frequently asked questions
What should a first-timer know about Prince Street Pizza?
Go in expecting a compact, primarily grab-and-go counter slice shop, not a sit-down pizza dinner. At about $20 per person in West Hollywood, it works best for a fast slice, late-night stop, or casual stop with a group.
How far ahead should I book Prince Street Pizza?
This West Hollywood location is described as a primarily grab-and-go counter shop, so the real planning point is timing: go earlier for a simpler stop, or late if you want the Sunset Strip energy.
What should I order at Prince Street Pizza?
Start with the Soho Square pepperoni Sicilian slice, since that is the clearest reason to go. If you want something to share, add the Sicilian-style garlic bread and keep it simple, because this place is about quick slices rather than a long meal.
What are alternatives to Prince Street Pizza in West Hollywood?
If you want a slower meal, choose a sit-down restaurant instead of this counter shop. Prince Street Pizza is the move for a quick, late-night slice in West Hollywood, while a seated place makes more sense for a longer dinner.
Is earlier or later better at Prince Street Pizza?
Later is the stronger play if you want the late-night hours and the Sunset Strip crowd. Earlier can be simpler, but the shop’s 11 am to 2 am schedule most nights, with 3:30 am closing on Friday and Saturday, makes it especially useful after dark.
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- Lively
- Trendy
- Well Known
- Energetic
- Casual Hangout
- Late Night
- Solo
- Group Dining
- After Work
- Family
- Standalone
- Street Scene
- A La Carte
- Counter Dining
Current opening hours
- Monday
- 11 am–2 am
- Tuesday
- 11 am–2 am
- Wednesday
- 11 am–2 am
- Thursday
- 11 am–2 am
- Friday
- 11 am–3:30 am
- Saturday
- 11 am–3:30 am
- Sunday
- 11 am–2 am
Hours can change for holidays and private events. Last verified .














