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authentic Neapolitan pizza

SINCE 1932
Toto's Pizzeria, authentic Neapolitan pizza since 1932

Welcome to Toto’s

…one of America’s oldest continuously operating, family-owned, authentic Neapolitan pizzerias.

SAN BRUNO AND BELMONT, CALIFORNIA PIZZA DELIVERY, TAKEOUT OR DINE IN

Order Takeout or Delivery

SAN BRUNO

delivery, takeout, dine in

10am-8:30pm Sun-Thurs
10am-9:30pm Fri/Sat


650-873-8686

Belmont

delivery, takeout, dine in

10am-8:30pm Wed-Sun
closed Mon/Tues


650-631-8686

Levi's Stadium
Visit us at Stand 315

Come grab a handmade Neapolian-style pizza, a drink and some cannoli while enjoying a game or an event at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara!

authentic Neapolitan pizza  Since 1932

Since 1932 Toto’s has made authentic Neapolitan pizza according to the same time-honored methods first used by Caroline and Antonio (Toto) Spadarella.


Toto and Frank putting on a pizza tossing show while Pasquale and Vince look on.
Toto’s at 22nd & Mission Street, San Francisco, circa 1954.
Family owned pizzeria serving Belmont, San Francisco, San  Bruno, San Mateo
PHOTO: Robert tossing the first pizza, with his father Frank looking on, at the grand re‑opening of Toto’s Daly City in 1961.

A Slice of History

from Robert Spadarella
Toto’s Pizzeria & Restaurant was first opened by my grandparents, Caroline and Antonio (Toto) Spadarella, in 1932 on Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn, New York. Both were from Naples, the region in Italy where pizza originated. Using a huge brick oven, they began baking pizza according to the traditional recipe, the same recipe we use today.

PHOTO: Robert tossing the first pizza, with his father Frank looking on, at the grand re‑opening of Toto’s Daly City in 1961.

Best Pizza in San Francisco, San Mateo, San Bruno, Belmont

Five generations of tradition serving great pizza and other Italian speciaties in a family-like atmosphere, now offering the San Francisco Bay Area pizza delivery and takeout.


Pasquale and Frank with Toto’s delivery vehicles at San Francisco location, circa 1954