A Neighborhood Slice, Three Decades Strong
SF Hole in the Wall Pizza has been a Marina fixture for more than 30 years — a family-owned, counter-serve pizzeria where the line moves fast and the slices come out hot. What started as a tiny corner shop on Scott Street grew into one of San Francisco’s go-to spots for a proper hand-tossed slice.
We hand-toss our pies, fold our slices, and stack our subs to order. Beyond pizza you’ll find calzones, pasta, hot sandwiches, burgers, and fresh salads — honest, generous food that keeps regulars coming back, whether it’s a weekday lunch or a late-night craving in the Marina.
Come say hello at 3244 Scott St, San Francisco, CA 94123 · (415) 875-9919
How We Got Here
The First Slice
SF Hole in the Wall Pizza opens on Scott Street — a tiny Marina corner shop with a big oven and a simple promise: proper hand-tossed pizza, made fresh every day.
A Marina Staple
Word spread slice by slice. Lunch rushes, game days, and late nights turned a hole-in-the-wall into one of the neighborhood's most reliable kitchens.
Still Family-Owned
Three decades on, we're still family-owned and counter-serve — hand-tossing pies, folding slices, and stacking subs for the same neighborhood that grew up on them.
The First Slice
SF Hole in the Wall Pizza opens on Scott Street — a tiny Marina corner shop with a big oven and a simple promise: proper hand-tossed pizza, made fresh every day.
A Marina Staple
Word spread slice by slice. Lunch rushes, game days, and late nights turned a hole-in-the-wall into one of the neighborhood's most reliable kitchens.
Still Family-Owned
Three decades on, we're still family-owned and counter-serve — hand-tossing pies, folding slices, and stacking subs for the same neighborhood that grew up on them.
Thirty years in, and it still comes down to the same thing — a hot slice, folded right, handed to a neighbor. That’s the whole recipe.