Welcome to The Last Round Tavern

“ My girlfriend has been dying to try this place since she spotted it a few months ago and we decided to come for happy hour one evening. One of the cooks brought out a free meatball for us to try which was really nice. The drinks were good and the food was amazing. Wings and pizza were both a 10/10 and great service too. Come check it out! ”

“ Small place, about 25 table seats and 4 bar seats. 5 beer taps, full bar and a nice menu focusing on pizza. Locally owned, with a light boxing theme (mostly in the pictures on the wall). I only had a beer this visit, but the pizza, meatballs, and wings looked and smelled really good. ”

“ Fist time trying, my Veteran students at De Anza College recommend as it’s a favorite of theirs. We ordered the Brisket and the Margherita and both were so tasty, the crust was crispy which was fantastic! I will definitely order for our future potlucks again. Thank you for making delicious pizzas. ”

“ Best pizza in San Jose, and a great space too. We haven’t ordered pizza from anywhere else since stumbling upon The Last Round a few years ago. Our go-tos are the Three Piece, chicken wings (they have great Ranch), and the Tear and Share. Super friendly staff. ”

“ Excellent pizza—easily some of the best in San Jose! The crust has that perfect crunch with a sourdough-like flavor. You can really taste the freshness of the ingredients, from the handmade dough to the perfectly balanced sauce. It’s clear a lot of care goes into every pie. The vibe is relaxed and a little bar-like, but still clean and thoughtfully put together, making it a great spot to hang out with friends or grab a pickup order on the way home. Truly a gem in the San Jose pizza scene. ”

“ Phenomenal place near downtown in East Village. Really great local owner with organic, high quality product. Full bar and great amibance inside with boxing theme. Meatballs and pizza are so good, can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Street parking available. ”

“ In somewhat of a random sequence of events, I ended up at this place for a pizza party put on by the DOT. Don't ask... The good news is the place was rolling out a large assortment of pizzas for the occasion, so I figured I would cram in a new review. Why not? This location serves two styles of pizza, thin crust (which for some reason is called "tavern style") and pan. Apparently, they originally started by serving pan, but now the thin crust has become just as popular. For this occasion both were on the menu, so I tried them out. The thin crust was good, and notably, they serve the small pepperoni, the same style as Mountain Mike's. If you're into that style of meat, but prefer a thin crust, I can definitely recommend this place with only one caveat. Whenever a place makes a thin crust the pressure to pull the pizza at the right time is paramount. If they miss, the pizza can end up with some sections that are like cardboard, and the pizzas that I tried had a few hot spots. The pan was good as well. It's similar in style to Roundtable's pan, but notably made from sourdough. The sourdough starter isn't that old yet, so the flavor was not overwhelmed, but you can tell it's there. Overall, the place was a bit small, it seems like the kind of place you go when you intimately know the people you're with whom you're seated. I can see it as a good place to catch a game, although, I can't vouch for the drink prices, as no alcohol was served. In the end, it's a solid 4 stars, at least for the pizza. ”