I ordered a large pizza half afghan style and half five guys through the phone and the worker told me my pizza would be ready in 30 minutes. When I came there, my pizza was fresh from the oven ready for consumption. I ordered it to-go but if you want to eat indoors, you can, but per their sign you must show proof of vaccination and identification if you want to eat indoors. I really like their afghan style pizza. It's a vegetarian pizza full of flavor. The pizza is definitely a different flavor profile compared to your normal traditional American pizza. It's good! I would recommend it if you're looking for a twist to your pizza. They are also halal certified.

Went here with my brother and got the lamb and chicken kabob plate and a garlic supreme pizza and it is delicious!!!!!!! I'd say hands down the best lamb kabob plate in the San Ramon area.

Updated Review, after six years! Man I've forgotten how good the pizzas from A Town were. I used to frequent A Town many years ago when I first moved to Danville, and fondly remember their excellent kabob and pizzas. Then our town had this crazy boom of pizza places: On Fire, Blue Line, Pizza Bello, Pizza Antica, Mountain Mikes, etc. A few years later it seems the business changed to Bombay Pizza. Now, during COVID-19 and Doordash ordering, the name A Town is back! Their Vegetarian Pizza with Gluten Free crust was amazing. A 14" pizza is a good size and feeds two people easily. Crispy thin crust with loads of toppings - especially black olives and mushrooms. Neither super oily not salty - near flawlessly-cooked pizza. 5 stars. Their Tandoori wings is a nice appetizer as well. We tend to like drier wings either marinated or herb-crusted for seasoning, as opposed to wet, Buffalo-style wings. The spiciness level was a bit tame, but the flavors were decent and meat was soft and juicy. 4 stars. Will definitely need to come back to A Town more frequently for pizzas and kabobs. Some of their Indian fusion pizzas sound intriguing too.

Whoa! First time here. Honestly I just looked at the number of stars and ordered blindly. Their pizza selections are interesting and different. They make both traditional flavors and Indian/Mediterranean flavors. We ordered a combo pizza and a butter chicken with paneer pizza. My husband was a little worried because it wasn't a chain but since were new in the area, we wanted to explore what's around our neighborhood. The pizzas looked amazing when we opened up the boxes at home. They just have a homemade look about them. They did not skimp on toppings! The sausages on their combo were the size of meatballs! They put a good amount of toppings that when you took a bite, you always had toppings! The crust is delicious. I'm usually not a crust person but I ate all my crust! It had a nice chew to it plus it was crisp. Overall, it's a great pizza place. We will order again next time! (One thing... our combo didn't have green peppers. We found the green peppers on the butter chicken pizza. Oops. Still good though.)

We got a garlic supreme pizza and a butter chicken pizza. Both were delicious but the latter was to me slightly better. I loved that the garlic supreme was full of toppings and used lots of garlic; the only thing about the pizza was the garlic they used tasted like that from a jar that you could get from a grocery store. I think it would've been much better if they had used fresh garlic and minced it. The butter chicken pizza, perhaps due to the sauce of the butter chicken, was definitely more moist than the garlic supreme. The flavor was all there and it was delicious. I got big chunks of chicken on each slice. My only complaint about this place was, when I called them to place an order, I asked them to not put green onions on the pizza cause my niece and nephew don't like them, and the guy told me over the phone they didn't put green onions on any of the pizza I ordered; however, I got my pizza with green onions on it.... grrrr.... But overall, I really liked it and would probably go back to try their other stuff.