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    Crispiano Pizza Bar

    4.4 (71 reviews)
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    Open 4:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Moderate noise
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    Happy hour specials

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    Sophie T.

    This place is delicious! We came in starving after walking around all day. We got seated immediately at one of their cute high tables which are all decorated with dim lamps. The light from the table lamps really create a cozy ambiance in here. Our servers kindly greeted us and checked on us a couple times throughout the night. We all got an individual pizza and we each finished all of it! At first we didn't know if we should buy 3 pizzas for 3 people, but it ended up being the perfect portion size to each get our own. It probably helps that we came in starving but still! I can totally see this being the perfect date night spot.

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    Liz B.

    10/10 service and 9/10 food! This is a cute spot in East Village that my friends and I stopped in on a Sunday evening. It wasn't too crowded but was still lively! I had the sidecar for a drink and it was delicious with just a bit of sweetness! Then our group ordered the calamari to share. It was good and lightly fried so I didn't feel greasy after eating it. We all got different pastas - penne alla vodka with chicken (they don't say the chicken is breaded on the menu but it looked good still), the penne arrabbiata (apparently super spicy for my friends who loves spice) and I got the spaghetti carbonara (a little too rich for me but was delicious and confirmed to not have cream!) Then our waiter gave us a complimentary pecan pie with vanilla ice cream just to be nice! Their pizzas looked fantastic and I would definitely return to try them out!

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    Shubhi M.

    It's a decent pizza/pasta spot. The best is the pesto because they use a very fresh pesto and heavily slather it on the pizza. The other pizza was good too. The dough was not the classic neoplotan style pizza and no charred taste but the pizza didn't a huge "flop" factor which was good. The Arrabbiata pasta was average, the sauce was good but Arrabbiata isn't traditionally a challenging sauce to perfect and the pasta itself was giving barilla. Service and ambiance were good

    Aperol spritz
    Josh W.

    Crispiano is a St. Marks gem! Everything from the aperol spritzes to the Sweet Diavola pizza was superb. The staff were really sweet and the vibe inside of the restaurant was cozy and energetic! They also have plenty of outdoor seating. I really enjoyed my experience and will be back soon!

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    Johnny N.

    This place is legendary. The homie found this on tiktok for their happy hour and it did NOT disappoint. I was told an aperol spritz was $8 and I was sold. The pasta and pizza were also $8, and honestly SLAPPED. I was in shock. I don't know how they are paying rent at these prices but aye get it how you live! Shoutout to Noah, who is the GOAT of all servers. The homie was visiting NY for the weekend and was challenging people left and right to arm wrestle for whatever reason. Noah was the first one to accept, so you have to respect that even though he got CRACKED. Hands down the best happy hour in NYC!

    PENNE ALLA VODKA
    Ellen L.

    I saw this restaurant had really good happier hour deals so we decided to come visit. If you come on the earlier side of happy hour, you probably will have little to no wait. We came around 5:15 and we're seated immediately, but by the end of our visit, there was a huge line. The spritzes were $8 and so were the pizza/pastas that were part of the happy hour deals. I got the penne alla vodka which was decent. It wasn't anything special or crazy good. It tasted like pretty average pasta that a friend could've made for me, but it was a good deal for the amount of food you get. My friend got the penne all arrabbiata which I like better than the dish I got since it had some spice to it. The server also recommended the margherita pizza with hot honey on top which I'll have to try next time!

    Sweet Diavola and Margherita 12"
    Heeju P.

    After a long day of 9-5, cheesy pizza and a glass(es) of aperol spritz would slap. We got diavolo pizza and the heat from the pizza eased all the stress from work. The jalapeños and grounded peppers infiltrate the tomato sauce, but it isn't overly bearing. The spicy salami wasn't too oily or salty, but was a great addition to the cheese. The margherita pizza was a good even of cheese and sauce. The basil gives a refreshing taste. For both pizzas, the bread was crispy on its edges yet soft like your traditional oven baked pizzas. The staff there were soft hearted as well, as they asked if we needed to switch tables because we ordered lots of food! They introduced themselves and talked about being open for a year. Overall, other NYC pizzerias might need to watch out...

    4 FORMAGGI 12"
    Alex R.

    Literally came in minutes before 7, end of happy hour. Surprised to see available tables and was seated right away. Ordered the 4 formaggi pizza and fettuccine bolognese, along with 2 glasses of Chianti. Pizza was decent although overwhelmingly Gorgonzola. I actually like Gorgonzola but it overtakes everything if used too generously. The bolognese pasta is Al dente the sauce felt a bit flat, needing salt and just more beefiness . Total "damage" $64 + tip.

    4 FORMAGGI 12"
    Ashley F.

    WOW! is all I can say about this place. We ordered a margherita pizza and a 4 formaggi pizza for the table. We didn't order any drinks this visit, but the spritz looked great (and was a very popular choice). The margherita pizza was classic and delicious - everything you expect from a margherita pizza. Where I was really surprised was the 4 formaggi pizza - I don't normally opt for pizzas with white sauce but it was SO. GOOD. I haven't stopped thinking about this pizza since... it's a must try! The staff was lively and interactive with patrons, and the service was excellent. They also have a great happy hour earlier in the evening - $7 for select drinks, and several of their food items for $8. I definitely see myself coming back in the future to try out their happy hour, and would recommend a visit to Crispiano if you're in the St. Marks area!

    PENNE ALLA VODKA
    YingLinn C.

    The happy hour menu definitely drawn me in, as $8 for a penne alla vodka is definitely a steal. I went in two times, and the first time we missed happy hour (note: it ends at 7, though a little ambiguous in the menu). We ordered the ravioli and pizza and it was DELICIOUS! I went in super disappointed since we missed happy hour, but the ravioli was lip smacking delicious. I am normally the person who eats 30% of the meals as my partner would finish the rest, but this time I made him split it half and half with me. That was how good it was. Although there were a few pieces of ravioli, each piece needed a few bites, so definitely big. Pizza was delicious, it was crispy and cheesy! Definitely something to come back for. We came back again for happy hour this time, and we ordered the penne alla vodka & spicy tomato sauce & a plain pizza with pepperoni. Honestly, you can skip the happy hour next time and just come straight for the food off the HH menu. :)

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    Pizza was red baron and carbonara was congealed into one piece. They need more staff as well.

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    One of my favorite local spots in the East Village. Been a recurring customer here for years. Awesome staff and food here. Great vibe.

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    love the ambiance of this place, and the espresso martini is to die for. The service is quick and clean. 10/10

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    Returned to one of my favorite pizza eateries and had to share the exact same meal that made me…read morefeel that way. We started with two fabulous drinks: An Espresso Martini and their signature Limoncello Margarita. We shared the Shaved Brussel Sprout Salad and it was fabulous. The bits of bacon, combined with the spiciness of the pepper spices, made this a perfect starter. The entree was also shared and it was the Spicoli 2.0 Pizza. I cannot recommend this pie, enough. You will taste flavors that you've probably never experienced before with a pizza. Also, the different textures of the arugula, creaminess of the cheese, and the perfect crust will make it a memorable selection. For dessert, we shared the Buttermilk Panna Cotta. Each spoonful of those strawberries, dancing with the firm custard and glaze, made this a stupendous cap to the meal.

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