D'amore's Pizza

Decent pasta; good-to-bad pizza; dry burger. Just moved back to Camarillo late last year and have been missing their pizza. Their supreme/combo pizza is still good, but their grilled veggie tasted awful, so I was glad they skimped on the toppings. Unfortunately, at their prices, it’s not easy to overlook the quality. Their burger looked great, but was over cooked. It seemed like a good patty, too. Been back 3x for takeout and, sadly, I can confirm some of the negative comments about masks. It was mainly from the older male workers. They were quick to lower their mask as they walked away from diners. I saw them multiple times not putting their masks back on when preparing drinks and a few forget to put them back on when they delivered them. The younger workers were great about it and the ones that brought me the food were very nice, though, I don’t know why I wasn’t acknowledged by some wait staff as I walked in. Maybe it wasn’t their job, but it was just me and them near the cash register. Despite the risk, I gave this place a few chances because of nostalgia since increasingly more people got the vaccine, but it doesn’t seem as good as it was years ago.

Beautiful pizza! What a way to have a Pleasant Valley Sunday! Pizza so good it will transport you back to the year 1967, where you will wake up in a sporty hot rod convertible with an apple red exterior, a bucket seat white interior and side burns that stretch from Camarillo to Thousand Oaks! Bottom line: This is some great pizza!

Great spot. Went here for the first time. Waitress was beyond amazing and very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Kept my drink full which is silly important to me. BBQ chicken pizza was flavorful. Crust was thin crisp and soft. The anti pasta salad was super fresh lettuce was nice and crisp lots of toppings and the Italian vinaigrette had a nice bite to it. When you sit down you get a free little appitizer of bread and tapanade. Very tasty. Decore felt perfect and nice place for a dinner date.