OUR MISSIONbringing people together over delicious meals, either in our home or delivered conveniently to yours.
OUR STORYElevating pie, defying the odds
Square Pie Guys was born from a shared passion for perfecting pizza and sharing it with their community. Two guys set out to introduce Detroit-style pizza to the Bay Area.
From the early days of pop-up experimentation, crafting pies like "Don't Go Bacon My Heart" and "How Mush-room?" became a creative pursuit. With minimal staff, the two guys navigated the intricacies of pizza-making, transitioning from a beloved pop-up to an award-winning restaurant group.
Square Pie Guys' dream found a home at 1077 Mission Street, San Francisco. Bolstered by a supportive community and well-justified hype, the journey from pop-up to a full-fledged restaurant became a reality.
Leaving behind their previous careers, the two guys embraced the challenges and excitement of their culinary venture. Square Pie Guys owes its success to its strong team within the restaurants and the overwhelming love from the whole Bay Area.
More than a pizza joint,Square Pie Guys pursues its mission through unforgettable food, strong community values and passionate service.
To be a Square means to embrace diverse tastes, foster connections, create lasting memories, and make the highest quality pie possible.
Pizza has the power to connect us all. Pizza is made for sharing, and our love for people and Pizza permeates every aspect of Square Pie Guys. Our place is yours, and we warmly welcome whoever shows up for a flavorful experience.
We take a community-centered approach to growing as a brand. Whether by supporting local organizations, sponsoring community events, or showing empathy and sharing meals with the locals in need, we are committed to making a meaningful difference in whatever city you find us.
OUR COMMUNITYLEAVING A MARK ON THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE.
Through local engagement, partnerships, and sustainable practices, we aim to contribute to the well-being and growth of each neighborhood we enter, leaving a lasting legacy of positivity. We believe in leaving places better than we found them.
We've proudly joined forces with organizations across the Bay and East Bay areas, turning every slice into a chance to give back and foster togetherness. From charity events that have the community buzzing to supporting local initiatives that warm our hearts, we're on a mission to spread joy, one square at a time.
Extra Life
Extra Life is a charity event where gamers team up to raise money for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals by streaming their games for 24 hours (or as long as they can manage). Players encourage friends, family, and followers to donate in support of kids facing serious illnesses. It’s a fun way to game for a great cause!
Kinda Funny Games generously donates 3% of the proceeds from each Buffalo Chicken Pie sold to Extra Life. Their support helps make a real difference for kids at hospitals such as the UCSF Children’s Benioff Hospital.
Greg Miller + Kinda Funny Games
Our two-time collaborator (and epic streamer/gamer) Greg Miller, along with his channel Kinda Funny Games, came back to help us bring back the fan-favorite Buffalo Chicken Pie!
Tastier than ever, we couldn’t resist re-running this crowd-pleaser for round two.
Wanna know the tastiest part? Every year, Kinda Funny Games joins forces with Extra Life to fundraise for UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital. And for every Buffalo Chicken Pie sold, 3% will be donated to support their vital pediatric care and research!
GrubWitMike
Yo, yo, yo! What it do, what it do?! It’s ya boy GrubWitMike (and Square Pie Guys)!
Bay area food guru, Mike, teamed up with us to craft Da Grubby Pie—and due to popular demand, we ended up extending its run for an extra week: it’s just that good!
Click here to read more about this tasty collaboration!
Samin Nosrat
Fate had lined up this delicious collaboration. Marc Schechter and Nosrat’s brother worked together at a startup during Schechter’s pre-pizzaiolo past life.
Jeremy Lin Foundation
An exciting collaboration with Bay Area native and international sports star Jeremy Lin swooshes back onto the menu at Square Pie Guys. The idea began with Lin frequenting the restaurant pre-COVID, causing much excitement and curiosity amongst the SPG team members.
Oakland International High School
Oakland International High School opened in August 2007 with the support of the Internationals Network of Public Schools, Oakland Unified School District, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
THE CITY EATS
The City Eats is an organization that is dedicated to unifying communities through the purpose of eradicating hunger and providing resources amongst the unhoused and low-income individuals across the world.
Reading Partners
Reading Partners is a national nonprofit that mobilizes communities to provide students with the proven, individualized reading support they need to read at grade level by fourth grade.
OAKLAND SOCCER CLUB
We value diversity, we overcome challenges and we strive for success. A community first club, OSC exists to provide opportunities for people to develop through soccer regardless of playing ability, age, or economic resource.
AMERICAN FRIENDS OF GEORGIA
Leveraging an international spirit of philanthropy, American Friends of Georgia (AFG) supports the health, education, social welfare and economic security of the Georgian people — particularly its vulnerable populations — and promotes both recognition and preservation of Georgian cultural heritage. Our partner for the Zaza “Pie” Chulia Pizza.
LGBTQ Freedom Fund
LGBTQ Freedom Fund pays bail to secure the safety and liberty of individuals in jail and immigration detention. They also work to address the disproportionately high rate and harm of jailing on LGBTQ individuals — a tangle of discrimination and poverty fuels this problem.
The Exploratorium
Located in San Francisco, California, the Exploratorium is a public learning laboratory exploring the world through science, art, and human perception. Our mission is to create inquiry-based experiences that transform learning worldwide.
La Cocina
La Cocina is a nonprofit working to solve problems of equity in business ownership for women, immigrants, and people of color. Their mission is to cultivate low-income food entrepreneurs as they formalize and grow their businesses. They provide affordable commercial kitchen space to talented entrepreneurs.
Camp Mendocino: A Program of Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco
Camp Mendocino is an outdoor education and environmental awareness program owned and operated by Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco.