Pitfire Pizza Oktoberfest Party 2026 – Sunday

Event Details
- Date
- 2026-09-20
- Ends
- 2026-09-20
- Venue
- Pitfire Pizza
- Address
- 5203 Lankershim Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA
- Source
Event info via AllEvents
- Organizer
- Pitfire Pizza
North Hollywood has no shortage of neighborhood gathering spots, but Pitfire Pizza on Lankershim has built something genuinely sticky over the years. The wood-fired pies keep people coming back, and events like this Sunday's Oktoberfest party are exactly why the place feels more like a local than a chain.
September 20th, Pitfire brings the Bavarian spirit to NoHo. It's an Oktoberfest that fits the venue: casual, food-forward, and probably louder than your average Sunday lunch. Think fall flavors, seasonal drinks, and a crowd that's happy to be outside before the Santa Ana winds start making everyone irritable.
Pitfire Pizza has locations across Los Angeles, but the Lankershim spot sits squarely in the heart of North Hollywood's arts district corridor. The neighborhood has been creeping upward for years, and Lankershim between Magnolia and the NoHo Arts District is one of its better stretches for an afternoon out. Parking exists (miracle of miracles), and Metro's Red Line stops at the NoHo station about a 10-minute walk away if you'd rather skip the car.
Oktoberfest events in LA tend to pile up in late September and October, with everything from massive beer gardens in Torrance to modest restaurant pop-ups like this one. This falls into the "neighborhood casual" category. You're not getting a polka band and a thousand-person tent. You're getting a well-regarded pizza restaurant going the extra mile to mark the season, which is frankly a better Sunday afternoon than sitting home watching the Rams choke in the fourth quarter.
Pitfire's menu leans creative. Their dough uses a slow-fermented process, and toppings tend toward California sensibilities: local produce, quality proteins, combinations that sound weirder than they taste. For Oktoberfest, expect seasonal specials alongside the regular menu. Seasonal beers and possibly some German-leaning options are a reasonable bet, though the exact lineup isn't confirmed yet.
The event is free to attend. Show up, eat well, and raise a glass to the last warm weeks before LA pretends it has autumn.
For more food and community events in North Hollywood and across Los Angeles, browse the North Hollywood neighborhood guide and the festivals category.