If I was somehow stuck inside any dining establishment for a few days (don't ask why or how), this would be among my top choices (don't ask why I would have a choice of which place). Why? 1. The food: The fungi pizza is amazing--a toothsome and chewy crust along with a healthy top layer of mushrooms and a smattering of lemon peel on top. (Last year I had the same pizza at the Sebastopol location and it didn't have the lemon peel, but I felt that this small add really elevated the taste by a wide margin.) You can also get it made vegan if you wish. 2. The interior: Abundant natural light, high vaulted/wood beam ceiling, airy space, minimal decor...all of this combined creates the perfect relaxed atmosphere. It helps to go during off times so you and your dining companion(s) have the place pretty much to yourself as we did on this weekend afternoon. 3. Recreational extras: Arcade games and pool. The pizza was so good that another one was ordered to go, but for some reason this one did not have the lemon peel. So my only suggestion for the kitchen is: please don't forget the lemon peel for the to go orders!

Definitely our favorite pizza place in town. Great menu: pizza is delicious...we love the crust, good beer and wine selection and atmosphere. Booths but also tables for larger groups. Easy parking. Music playing but not too loud. Also, individual slices available.

Always stop at Acre Pizza when near Petaluma. Solid vegan options featuring Miiyoko's vegan mozzarella. Fantastic crust, sauce, toppings. 5 stars. If I lived closer I'd be fatter. Pinball, pool table, very family friendly. Beer and wine selection looks nice. Fantastic diet fountain cola.

In plenty of my reviews, I often cite "high prices" as a negative mark towards restaurants. In the modern era, it can be hard to find a eating destination that ISNT out of one's preferred price range. Out of anywhere I've eaten, however, I think Acre takes the cake in terms of overpriced options. Don't get me wrong; I find their Pizza to be rather good, and have no qualms with (most) of the pricing in their entree options. We tried 5 different types of pizza-- the Gabagool was my personal favorite, (though most of my party disagreed harshly) Everyone else at the table loved the Couch Potato and the Pineapple a lot! However, my main gripe with this establishment are the rather ludicrous prices for their non-pizza offerings. $4.50 for a bottled, no-refills soft drink. $14 dollars for a Caesar Salad with no chicken (+$5 if you want the chicken, which I opted against). $2 for a cup of ranch!!! These prices are absolutely ridiculous and a clear example of the 2020's and their rampant over-inflation of prices for the consumer in the food service sector. That being said, if you CAN afford to take out a second mortgage for your ranch, this place offers rather good pizza. Nice crispy crust, huge New York style slices, and some wonderfully made unique topping combinations. I'd say it certainly earns its award for best pizza in the area, but part of me worries that the award may have gone to their head when pricing their sides and other offerings. As for the rest of the experience: The restaurant has a nice and inviting atmosphere that's very laid-back, if perhaps a bit noisy. They have a selection of pinball machines on offer, which makes waiting for your pizza a much less grueling affair. The only downside is the change machine was broken, so I had to trudge over to the cashier and wait in line for some quarters. The staff were friendly and helpful, too! One of our pizzas came out wrong, and despite none of us having touched it yet, the server graciously offered to let us keep the mistaken pizza for free and give us our original pizza at no additional charge. Despite how busy the place was, everyone was very attentive and in high spirits, which is always nice to see in the customer service space. All in all, I think most other pizza places would've gotten a 3, or maybe even a 2 for the rather wild prices on display. But the good service and good pizza keeps this review above water. Hopefully they'll find a way to cut costs before a cup of ranch costs the same as my credit card bill.

I love Acre pizza. I was introduced to it a few years ago when delivered for a company party. My friend suggested we go there for game day lunch. What fun we had. The pizza is offered by the slice when sitting inside. One slice pizza order is 2 slices of pizza. For $5-8, you get 2 slices of pizza and you get to enjoy the ambiance of the restaurant and giant TVs. I was amazed. The pizza by the slice comes in deep-dish Sicilian style or thin-crust pizza. I heard someone talking about a gluten-free option as well but I can't confirm . The restaurant has an open feel with plenty of space for families with kids. Some restaurants welcome families however kids are right on top of adults trying to enjoy their meals. Perveyers offer a pool table, and fooze-ball table for customers to enjoy. Game day specials include wine and beer with a slice of pizza for $5. What a deal and what fun.

Ok, we've been here a number of times, now and I have to say it's one of our go to pizza spots, definitely has the best atmosphere, clean, fun, open space, with some games. They have a good selection of vegan options here, I love the Detroit pizza and potato pizza! You order at the counter and seat where you want, always good service. And they have NA beer! We have also been to trivia night here (Tuesdays, if it's still going on?) and had a good time! Definitely recommend this spot and we will definitely be back!!

Acre pizza is our go to spot!! We love the vibes of each of the locations and that you can enjoy a drink while eating amazing pizza! I can't have dairy so the fact that they offer vegan cheese is great but what makes it better is it's a local vegan cheese to Sonoma county and tastes really good making missing real cheese a bit easier. Great for date night or family fun!