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Pizza Party: Mulberry Street Offering 20 Cent Slices Today
(Photo courtesy of Mulberry Street Pizza)
Mulberry Street Pizzeria is celebrating their 20th anniversary today, and with the landmark comes a super cheap pizza party for the masses. To thank the local community for their support over the years, Mulberry Street will be selling 20 cent slices throughout the day at all 4 locations, with proceeds benefiting the Michael J. Fox Foundation.
Since Richie Palmer opened the first shop in Beverly Hills in 1991, the pizzeria has attracted local regulars like Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Frankie Vallie, Mickey Rourke, and Jon Lovitz. It may not have made UrbanSpoon's list of celeb dining hot spots in L.A., but that's some serious star power. Many of the personalities will be popping in throughout the day to toast Palmer and the Mulberry crew.
So if you're looking for some cheap eats around lunch time, hit up one of their four LA locations: Encino, Sherman Oaks, and one of the two in Beverly Hills.
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