Absolutely love their shallot mushroom pizza. It's greasy, it's doughy, it's delicious!

I have ordered for them previously for work dinners and lunches, but I've never been in person until I ended up at The Echo next-door, and when I realize they were there, I went in to enjoy some of their pizza. Nice quaint little spot, with a good pizza parlor vibe, and tasty slices and pies; perfect for your concert going evening!

STEPH JUDGEMENT: Good, convenient pizza next to the Echo. It had been so long since our last Echo show we didn't realize that Two Boots Pizza was no more! But Triple Beam seems to fill those empty boot spaces quite nicely. The hubby and I needed a snack before our show, so we got a cheese slice to share. One order was two small square pieces, which made for a fine snack. We liked the crunchy crust and amount of cheese, but thought the sauce was a tad bland. Not a dealbreaker, though. The service was friendly, but we were disappointing by their water station, which was totally lukewarm--hopefully that's fixed when we next visit.

I checked out this Triple Beam Pizza location recently, and I had a good experience. I went during an evening when it was not very busy, so ordering went quickly; I found the service to be personable and efficient. There was both indoor and outdoor seating available. I ordered a big pepperoni slice, which I thought was a sizable slice for one person. The crispy crust and favorable pepperoni were solid, and I could see myself going here if I needed a dependable slice or two of pizza in the Echo Park neighborhood!

Short: Solid pizza for a reasonable price. Easy pickup and ordering, great for a quick bite. Long: Called to pick up from Triple beam Pizza and the whole process was extremely easy. Friendly staff and a nice location. The pizza is good however not great. The best by far was the sausage fennel and goat cheese, all of the ingredients pair together so well! The san marzano tomato with fresh mozzarella was my second favorite and was definetly worth it to add pepperoni, it provides an extra flavor! The cheese pizza I was disappointed with, it lacked flavor and depth and seemed almost bland. Everything else I would highly recommend! Definetly a great option for picking up for a pizza night!

Quarter Bolognese / bolognese, cream, mozzarella, basil, extra olive oil, salt, parmesan reggiano - 5 ! Quarter Roasted Mushroom and Shallot / roasted mushrooms, shallots, garlic, mozzarella, fontina, black truffle cheese, oregano, thyme - 5 ! Triple Beam Pizza is a fast casual pizza concept from food guru Nancy Silverton. I am already a fan of her tasty gelato. I would love to try her fancier places around LA but haven't been able to yet. But a fast casual pizza concept is right up my alley. I was very happy with what I ate when I visited the Silver Lake location. The pizza is quite different, fun, tasty, and unique. It is a style of pizza known as "Roman" style which is not common in LA. Roman style refers to the square/rectangle shape and an overall thicker dough/crust. The dough was excellent. They serve their pizzas in quarter sizes which makes it easy to order a variety or a smaller size if you aren't as hungry. Two quarter-size servings was a filling, satisfying lunch and gave me a chance to try two of their pizza combos. The ingredients were high quality, tasted fresh and had great flavor. I tried their bolognese as well as a roasted mushroom and shallot. Both were amazing. The bolognese is a signature dish of theirs and was impressive. I love a good mushroom slice and the roasted mushroom and shallot quarter felt like a decadent version of a mushroom slice. Again, I could easily eat a whole pizza. To go with the quarter pizzas, I had their house ranch and marinara. The way they cut their pizza makes it very easy to dip in the tasty sauce. They have a beautiful skylight and a wonderful mural. I enjoyed my meal on their small patio while watching cars and people on Sunset Blvd. I parked on the street so I am not sure how the parking works for the store. They are in a trendy, fun part of Silver Lake and there are lots of nice places in the general area.

Checked out this pizza place in Echo Park for some stuff made fresh. It was good enough to make our mouths do gymnastics. Triple Beam Pizza is one of the hipster spots in these parts. Good prices for a good amount. There's even a few vegan ones among these. Basically this is mostly a takeout place but you can eat on the porch they got. It's got already made pizzas or you can order a new one. There's not that long of a wait. Also they have beer. It's $6 for a can of craft brewery stuff. About the only complaint for here. The pizza is priced much better though. It's $7 for a quarter of a pizza, but it's still a pretty big portion to be honest. The Vegan Formaggio is made with extra virgin olive oil, maldon salt, marinara, and vegan mozzarella. Even stretched like the real cheese. This was some good ass stuff. Have to say it's one of the many pizza places around here but it seems to be the best. It's an opinion that's shared by many it seems because this place can get crowded. There's a few pizzas here for vegans.