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    Ace's Pizza

    4.4 (164 reviews)
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    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Custom personal pizza with chicken, green peppers, and onions
    Alli E.

    Ordered Ace's to-go and I find that it's a solid meal option in the area. This place isn't your traditional NY slice, as the slices are more of a deep dish style. The corners are a bit crispy and the sauce was flavorful. They supplied enough toppings that were great for what they were. It's worth checking out, but if you're looking for a classic NY slice, I recommend going elsewhere

    Courtney E.

    I imagine, if you ever move to NYC from a small town and feel lonely or homesick, you could go here and instantly feel like youre back home in your dive bar that hasnt been remodled since 1980 or before. Got the cheeseburger pizza which was pretty good. Crusty crust but light bready style dough. Something was wrong with the soda? Didnt taste right. Decor was cool, servers were either out to lunch or overworked. Ill bet on the latter. One stool I sat on was on its literal last leg.

    Gerald H.

    Stopped here for a lunch pizza and aspirations of going to a few other pizza places while bouncing around the city. This is located in 30 Rock building (NBC Studios neon sign) - we walked in across from Christie's, so if you're unsure walk down the side of FAO Shartz and you'll see where to walk in. Small place, we sat in the dine-in and ordered two individual pizzas to share. Pepperoni and cheeseburger. Detroit style, nice crisp and very flavorful. Would eat here again and would recommend it as one of the best pizza places in Midtown

    Pepperoni (Medium)
    Nichole Y.

    A must stop for my family any time we're in the city. On our first visit my son said "I can never eat pizza in Vegas again". We've been here 3 separate times and it's been great EVERY time. Food is great, service is top notch!! It's a small space, so be prepared to wait a little while for a table at peak time.

    Just some tables.
    Casey M.

    Loved the atmosphere. It is a small place with good Detroit style deep dish pizza. Cute vintage/80s items, games, and floppy disks for decor. Who could ask for anything more ? Service was good. No complaints

    Tuyetnhi M.

    We thought they have good deep dish pizza, but it still just wasn't the best that we tried in NY. For that reason, we wouldn't go back. But I will say, try and see for yourself if you're that curious. The service was fast, no small talk here. Just order, grab and go. Unfortunately, they have a few tables and a standing area but kicked everyone out for whatever reason, so we had to go look for a place to sit down and eat our pizzas. 3.5 stars, 4 for benefit of the doubt.

    Roshni A.

    Ace's Pizza really surprised me but in a good way! Randomly saw this pizza place and decided to give it a try, and I'm so glad I did. The lady at the counter was very patient in explaining that it's a Detroit style pizza, and that they're baked in square dishes. She even recommended the best vegetarian options. Tried the veggie one and it was hands down one of the best pizzas I've ever tasted. So good, and I'll definitely go back sometime!

    Mushroom personal add chicken
    Lizz M.

    After a long day of traveling and being out and about pizza and a beer. It was the perfect ending to an already great night. The bartender let us know the kitchen was closing and we needed to out in our order asap if we wanted to eat. We were hungry but more thirsty and got our beers first. Did get an order of the garlic bread and a personal size mushroom with chicken pizza. The prices were definitely New York prices. The pizza was Detroit style which I was not expecting. It was good enough. They were kind enough to let me charge my dead phone. Also had Christmas decorations and the grinch playing. Loved that along with the Christmas music! Spanish: espués de un largo día de viaje y de estar fuera de casa, una pizza y una cerveza fueron el final perfecto para una noche ya de por sí estupenda. El camarero nos avisó de que la cocina estaba a punto de cerrar y que teníamos que pedir rápido si queríamos cenar. Teníamos hambre, pero más sed, así que pedimos las cervezas primero. También pedimos pan de ajo y una pizza individual de champiñones con pollo. Los precios eran típicos de Nueva York. La pizza era estilo Detroit, lo cual no me esperaba. Estaba bastante buena. Fueron muy amables y me dejaron cargar mi teléfono, que se había quedado sin batería. Además, tenían decoraciones navideñas y estaba la película del Grinch en la tele. ¡Me encantó, junto con la música navideña!

    The inside
    Ron R.

    So I had to try the pizza here because it was "Detroit Style" and well I am from Detroit and having Detroit Style pizza in NYC means I have to judge it. The pizza was good but I ate so much food I couldn't finish it and the guys were cool and talked to me a little bit about the Detroit area. It's a small little spot inside the Rockefeller Center. Really cool place.

    Meat Lovers (Large) was so yummy
    Frido R.

    Honestly the best meat lovers pizza I've ever had, even reheated. Got it Ubered so I can't speak of the service/ambiance that but I'll definitely be visiting here again soon.

    Pizza
    Jon B.

    This place was actually better than expected, it is at Rockefeller plaza which I have visited over the years but never actually gone through the area where the restaurants are. The restaurant itself was small and the day we went was not super busy, there's another section for pickup which is nice to know. We oder have vodka half cheese medium size which was pretty good for 2 people. I do enjoy me some detroit style pizza so this one did not disappoint, the later that was serving us was a little dry but pizza was definitely one we will get again in the future.

    Pepperoni (personal)
    Gavin D.

    It was good. I ended up getting just the pepperoni. The workers were not very sociable, but I'm not complaining since they were busy and everybody just wants to eat their food rather than talk. I thought it was a cute tiny little pizzeria. Also happy they gave me peppers.

    Stacy C.

    Been to the Brooklyn location before and loved the pizza. I saw this Rockefeller location and there were a few people waiting so I decided to get a slice. No seats but standing counter , I ordered anyway. They do personal pan here, so not really a slice, very filling. My pizza was ready in about 10 minutes, I was kinda in a time crunch but I had enough time to eat. Walking away from the register all I could think of was how much I would have preferred to sit. Great music was playing so I could at least enjoy that along with the pizza( which I knew would not disappoint). I set my self up by the front window and as I look up and across I see a whole dinning room ( WHAT!!!) . I could hear myself laughing at me lol.. So the shop is actually 2 sections, each half across the hallway (mere footsteps apart) . Had I not been lightheaded from hunger I might have noticed, nevertheless the next time I go I'll be sure to head to the other side. They have table service, and I think I saw a bar . I noticed workers taking pizza from the side I was on over to the other . Either way, Ace's has phenomenal pizza and the staff is friendly, whether you sit or stand you're going to leave with a satisfied belly.

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