From a backyard obsession to Ojai's best-kept culinary secret.
Pizzavenida didn't start as a business. It started in a backyard in Ojai, with a starter named Girty, a stack of flour-dusted notebooks, and a fire that wouldn't stay lit on the first try. Dalton Grant built Pizzavenida out of a genuine obsession, with sourdough fermentation, sourcing exceptional ingredients and the ritual of gathering people around a live fire.
What began as pies for friends on a Sunday night grew, slowly and by word of mouth, into one of Ojai's most sought-after culinary experiences: part backyard supper club, part underground artist's studio, part neighborhood secret nobody quite wants to share.
Every pizza still starts the same way it did on night one: a six-year-old sourdough culture, a long slow ferment, and a live fire pushed to nearly 900 degrees.
Slow. Intentional. Handcrafted. Artisan Rebellion.
