
Apartments near Sammy's Woodfired Pizza in San Diego, CA (1,480 Rentals)


472-474 D Ave

1014-1026 5th St

532-538 Orange Ave

564-570 C Ave

543 F Ave

536 E Ave

549 F Ave

540 G Ave

900-904 7th St

806 7th St

708 E Ave

721 D Ave

712-726 7th St

700 7th St

The Catalina Apartments

756-774 C Ave

771 D Ave

741-747 G Ave

751-761 G Ave

756 F Ave

756-762 G Ave

Villa Corona

808 D Ave

812-818 Olive Ave

822 Olive Ave

840 C Ave

The Monterey Apartments

810 G Ave

840 G Ave

845 G Ave

841-855 F Ave

850 Olive Ave

870 D Ave

844-850 G Ave

1226 9th St

900-914 D Ave

Casa De Anza

904 E Ave

868 G Ave

901-905 F Ave

914-922 E Ave

924 D Ave

950 C Ave

925-927 F Ave

948-952 D Ave

933-939 F Ave

942-958 E Ave

950 F Ave

961 G Ave

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Casual dining outside of your San Diego apartment kitchen, very often means some type of pizza. Sometimes, however, the pizza connoisseur likes to take their pizza eating habit to the next level. Sammy's Woodfired Pizza is gourmet style with some attitude. Sammy's also offers incredible tapas, salads and entrees in a casual, relaxed atmosphere with outdoor patio seating. It's the perfect place for any lunchtime visit or a fabulous dinner, whether you're in the mood for pizza or not. Join with family and friends for tapas and salads at great prices for the huge servings or pull into a corner with a special friend or business associate and enjoy pasta or a sandwich and an incredibly delicious dessert. Mini duck tacos or oak roasted asparagus will start your meal off deliciously, and salad is a tough choice, between a Fattouche and Pomegranate salad or an awesome Greek or Caesar salad. For those undecided, the dressings made from scratch daily are bottled and sold to take home. With 24 pizzas on the menu with a wide array of options, it can be an overwhelmingly pleasant experience with a strong desire to return for more. The pizzas are cooked in a wood fired oven for a delectable crunchy crust and topped with a huge variety of traditional and not so traditional goodies. Some of the interesting, yet extremely tasty topping choices include barbecue chicken, Hawaiian pineapple, Kobe beef, sun-dried tomatoes and Thai chicken. Of course, no pizza place would be accepted without the basic mozzarella cheese, mushroom, Italian sausage, pepperoni, prosciutto, and New York style pizza. Among the various gourmet cheese pizzas offered are smoked Rufumo, Shaft blue cheese, goat cheese and Manuouri. Entrée options vary from Chicken Tequila Fettuccini to Tomato Angel Hair for pastas, and many tacos and wraps including mahi mahi, shrimp and chipotle cheese chicken, plus Kobe beef and salmon burgers. For the health-conscious eater, there's a fat-free cheese alternative and vegetarian items, as well as a children's menu. Everyone can go home happy eating at Sammy's. Apartment-ites can also call in to have a pizza ready to take out and enjoy on their patios, balconies or by the pool at their apartment community. Sammy's pizza's also make a very nice compliment to entertaining for the "big game." With ten locations in the San Diego area, there's likely a Sammy's in a very convenient location to your apartment. Not to go unmentioned is the fact that Sammy's was voted San Diego's best gourmet pizza in 2008 by San Diego Union Tribune readers and San Diego Magazine and has also been voted number 1 among San Diegoans who have a pension for the likes of pizza. Yum, yum, yum in my tum, tum, tum!
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