1000 Degrees Pizza - North Miami Beach, FL

LOVED everything. The food was delicious and customer service 10/10 The food came fast and is made infront of you. Absolutely loved coming here. Will definitely come back

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This pizza is absolutely unbelievable for the price — it honestly makes no sense how good it is. The quality, the flavor, the freshness… everything is on point. I come here often when I’m in Florida, and it never disappoints. It’s one of those spots you keep going back to because you know you’re getting amazing food every single time. If you’re anywhere nearby, do yourself a favor and try it. You won’t regret it.

Cool concept allows you to create your own pizza with your favorite ingredients. Many choices are available. Then your pizza is baked in a round oven at 1000 degrees. The pizza is done under 3 minutes. The oven gives it a tasty char flavored. It is among my favorites in Miami. My disappointment is how expensive it has gotten since Covid. The new prices don’t correlate with the pizza for its size, location of restaurant and its atmosphere.

This is the best pizza place you will ever eat at I love pizza and this is my number one spot bc they could make any pizza you’re craving for. Me and my friend was trying to find a pizza place that could make a caprice Pizza We went to 5 different pizza places and they said they couldn’t do it. I’m so glade I found this place I 100% recommend this is place is out of this world definitely coming back here with friends.

Once famous for lines stretching all the way to the parking lot, this place now has only a handful of customers ordering what used to be the popular Tuesday “unlimited toppings” pizza. The price is now $11.99, there is no longer a first responder discount, and despite the “unlimited” label, pizzas are now limited to five toppings. That alone speaks volumes. I ordered two pizzas. My wife chose only two toppings on hers. I politely asked to add a few olives to mine pizza, but the employee refused, arguing it would exceed the five-topping limit even though we were clearly not exceeding it overall. I calmly explained that a few olives wouldn’t affect the owner’s accounting, but she kept arguing. At $25 for two small, ordinary pizzas, this no longer qualifies as anything “special.” This will