This Abbot Kinney hot spot has a wide variety of assorted pizzas available for purchase by the slice. Get the salad pizza with sliced avocado or customize your slice with up to three toppings.

With multiple locations stretching from Westwood to Thousand Oaks, it’s likely there’s a D’Amores near you with plenty of pizzas available. Stop in on Tuesdays for $2 cheese slices.

This self-described “hip-hop pizza shop” has music in its blood, from the hip-hop memorabilia on its walls to the pizzas with names like the Cheeba Cheeba and Slaughtahouse. Grab your slice at the West Adams or new Hollywood location.

Now with multiple locations across L.A., Joe’s continues to deliver on its East Coast promise of solid, cheap, thin slices.

Westwood knows what’s up with Lamonica’s, the New York-style slice joint that’s been in business for 35 years. Hell, they even import their fresh dough from Brooklyn (something about the water), that’s how dedicated they are.

This Santa Monica pizza shop has become a Westside favorite for both thin crust and deep dish varieties. That’s right, die hard New York and Chicago-style pizza fans can come together under one roof. Even better? NY & C is open until 2:30 am on weekdays and 3:30 am on weekends.

This quiet DTLA spot stays open until the wee morning hours every night of the week (it’s backed by the 213 nightlife team, so no wonder), doing slices, meatballs, and more from their 8th Street address. [This location is closed as of April 2017]

This Pasadena walk-up earns raves from the locals and anyone willing to make the drive, as they sling simple daily slices from a small window next to Jones Coffee Roasters.

The Fairfax hip kid, where daytime lunch deals rule the neighborhood. Just about everyone loves their white pizza, too.

A classic Culver City spot on National Boulevard, The Coop has been doing thin, tasty slices for almost half a century.

A runaway favorite with three locations now (including a newish one in South Pasadena), the Melrose iteration of Tomato Pie still churns out predictable slices for high schoolers, shoppers, and anyone else swinging by.

This Larchmont haunt offers a cozy, family-friendly interior that feels like a throwback to some of the East Coast’s best low-key pizza spots. Their slices are just as reminiscent, offered fast, hot, and thin for those in-and-out lunch rushes.

An old world spot for authentic New York-style slices on La Cienega, Vito’s has become a true classic thanks to the strength of their simple cheese and pepperoni slices. The freshly minted Santa Monica location has the added bonus of a full bar.