You are writing a funny review for a terrible diner where absolutely everything went wrong. Select ALL the phrases that correctly complete your sentence:
"This restaurant is entirely..."
The correct answers are famous for its burnt pizza. and known for its burnt pizza.
When describing what a person, place, or thing is recognized for (its reputation), we use the preposition for after adjectives like famous and known.
"Famous about" is incorrect, and "popular" is usually followed by "with" (e.g., popular with teenagers) or "for" (popular for its desserts), but never "of".