Norwalk and Moorpark differ significantly in their demographic makeup. Norwalk, with a population of around 105,000, is a densely populated urban city in Los Angeles County and is predominantly Hispanic or Latino (about 70%), with a younger median age and a more working-class population. The city has a lower median household income (around $60,000) and a higher percentage of renters.

Norwalk’s broader selection of pizza establishments, including major chains and local pizzerias, suggests a vibrant pizza culture catering to diverse tastes.

• 33% more delivery orders compared to Moorpark (not surprising)
• Faster-paced, more hustle-and-bustle
• Heavily influenced by L.A. culture and trends
• Residents commute longer distances for work (duh)
• Younger, more diverse (predominantly Hispanic)
• High social media engagement, especially on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok

In contrast, Moorpark is a smaller, suburban city in Ventura County with approximately 36,000 residents. It has a more affluent population, a higher median household income (over $140,000), and a greater proportion of homeowners. The demographic in Moorpark is more evenly split, with about 51% White (non-Hispanic) and 34% Hispanic or Latino, and it tends to attract families and professionals seeking a quieter, more suburban lifestyle.

Moorpark’s offerings, while fewer, focus on quality and community-oriented dining experiences. Diners are more inclined to visit family-friendly restaurants with good local reviews.

• Less delivery, higher dine-in with more loyalty
• Search interest for “pizza” is steady but not as pronounced
• Residents value quality and are loyal to local establishments
• Slower, more family-oriented lifestyle
• Emphasis on safety, outdoor recreation, and local events
• Many residents commute to Thousand Oaks, Simi Valley, or even parts of L.A.