The staff are good craic, the pizzas are great,and on the weekends the music is pumping. Good pizza and going there on a Thurs/fri/sat night Is an experience. My favorite pre and post night out destination if in temple bar. read more

I love love LOVE DiFontaines. Maybe it's a nostalgic thing for me from their days in the side of Eamon Dorans when I was going to all ages gigs & for the years to follow in the dirty nightclub but I do truly believe this is probably the best slice of pizza you're going to get in Dublin. Cheap & cheerful at between €4 & €5 a slice, depending on the toppings you're getting & open late for those boozie munchies. The only reason I'm giving 4 instead of 5 stars is because they have only got 2 stools in the place to sit in & eat. That aside I love it! read more

DISCO PIZZA. ...As it's fondly referred to. My experiences in DiFontaine's have been exclusively late weekend nights. Do you like dancing? Do you like pizza? Is yo belly growling? If so you'll likely enjoy a late night trip to DiFontaine's. You can boogie in the queue to the some quality tunes and roll home with your €4 slice! The best way to end a late night in Dublin. read more

Mmm, yummy. We wanted to try this pizza place before meeting our friends at the Porterhouse bar. Random luck: it was right across the street from porterhouse! I've eaten NY style pizza in the US (never in NY, though!) and this tasted right to me. My friend who'd never had this style of pizza before adored it. Excited to try the calzones next time I come back! The single slices are 4e and whole pizzas around 20-25e if I recall correctly. One slice is enough to feed one person, it's not like regular pizza. Just one note, if you want to buy just a few slices and not a whole pizza, when you come in they will be in a case, and you have to just pick one that looks good and say, that one. Which had us very confused as we'd examined the price list and decided on specific pizzas we wanted... so don't bother examining it like us. Just walk in, look, pick, and devour! read more

Was a bit disappointed. The pizza wasn't great and it is 4 euro for a slice- a bit steep considering it's just a slice for god sake! The place is really busy late at night and there is music pumping so it wakes you up on the way home. But I think Ray's pizza in temple bar is better value and quality!! read more

When people ask me, "what's the best pizza you ever had?" I always mention DiFontaine's in Dublin. People are, as expected, a little shocked to hear it's not one of the traditional pizza hot spots in the US. read more

Certainly my favorite pizza in Dublin, especially when it just came out of the oven. Truly a NY style pizza place where you can buy by the slice for a raisonable price and enjoy it on the go. My only concern is the fact that there are very little seating. read more

This is the best address to have a slice of pizza, after a pub crawl around Temple Bar. There might be times where you have to wait for your pizza for about 20 minutes, but usually it's worth it. I say usually, because sometimes they manage to burn the bottom of the pizza and that completely ruins the taste. If I were you, I would ask for another slice of pizza then. I also like their chili flakes, it rounds up the taste of the pizza perfectly. One slice of pizza is about 4 Euro, which is an alright price. I have to reduce one star because I went there already a few times before 10 pm and the pizza doesn't taste as good as in the night. It seems like they have 2 different recipes. A few of my friends also told me this already. I hope they will improve this circumstance! read more

Best pizza by the slice I've had away from the USA. No place to sit and not a lot of room inside but the pizza is money. So good. The staff is nice and prices are fair. I actually wanted to come back here the next day but the line was too long. Thats a good sign. People in Dublin know what is good. The location is perfect as well. Next time I'm in Dublin, I'll be back. read more

What can I say about this pizzeria that hasn't already been said . This place is legit . It's the bees knees. The cat's pyjamas . Came here for a slice of pizza , left with a whole different approach to life . This is pizza the way the Romans intended . This is the pizza they served in the colosseum. This is the Flavian Amphitheatre . Or the amphitheater or flavour . This is pizza. This is pizza. read more

Awesome NY style pizza. Large is huge. Quick. Easy. Yummy. Staff is nice. Got a cheese and the kids were happy to have some comfort food far from home. read more

This was my favorite place to eat in Ireland. You go to pubs, have a drink then always have to do a tradition and get pizza. The place is small, but on rainy day it becomes cozy and slices are HUGE. It is fresh, they serve it fast and TASTES AMAZING. Ever knew a pizza could be delicious it melts in your mouth as you eat it and all of the sudden the slice is gone and you've no idea why? This place is it! read more

As close as it gets to have NY style pizza in Dublin. Def worth trying if you're missing home.

Dance your socks off in a pizzeria! At the weekends, this place is hopping... the staff are good craic, the pizzas are great, the stereo is blaring and everyone is usually dancing and singing, it's hilarious. So if you're on a night out and want to keep going, drop in for some grub and a dance. A hidden gem. read more

I'm always excited to find pizza sold by the slice in Dublin. We came here for a snack and were pretty pleased. I don't think I would eat in, as it's rather grubby, but I was pleased with the two large slices for six euro. There's not really anything else to say about the place, but I'll be back if I'm not in the mood to commit to a whole Domino's/Apache pie! read more

A good late-night spot to get a slice--pretty sure they are open till 4am. It's comparable to Ray's except they have fewer veggie options (just plain cheese or mushroom). Kinda flat pizza but that's what Bronx style is I guess. read more

This place used to be the best place to get new york style pizza however they seem to have changed their recipe for the bread and now it's just another take away pizza. Staff are as friendly and helpful as ever and are always lovely and the pizza isn't terrible it's just nothing special any more which is very disappointing. read more

when the garage bar closes, be assured there's still somewhere to shake your tail feather... oh and they serve pizza... like amazing american style pizza a veritable institution... try saying that after 14 pints... read more

You'd be hard pressed to find better pizza around Dublin. I also love the NYC style decor. It reminds me of some of the pizza and sub shops I grew up with. read more

5 stars for this pizza. Very good, slices are very big, american style. It's not pricey and it's open till very late... very late. I do recommend it. read more

The place is a mess. I was bullied into paying double for a slice because the guy that was working refused to put it into the till. I work in retail so i know the guy was stealing. This was tonight. He had a lot of friends there so people couldn't argue. I saw at least 4 people be bullied out before i got served. How dare you charge for this, you should be ashamed of yourselves preying on drunk people. You are a disgrace. I've eaten there before and got served by the guy with the dreadlocks, he was really nice. But tonight i have never felt so intimidated in my life. I will never eat there again. and as student council, i will guide people elsewhere. How dare you, you should be ashamed read more

Solid pizza! I live beside the pizzeria , so it's always tempting to go in. Great place to go after a night out too. Cheers!

Dublin feels like the most famous college town you will ever visit with dive bars, live music and floor covered with beer. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that lifestyle! When that's your thing, you need to have great fast casual offerings to soak up all of those pints of business. Located in Temple Bar is about a one block stretch of Italian restuarants which I assume are considered to be LIttle Italy. Among them is DIFontaine's which as an awesome New York Style take on pizza. Just like you get in the states, similar to what you had late night in your college town. No indoor seating which is tough if you don't want to eat in your hotel room. Also very smokey due to poor ventilation, but the pizza is good. read more

Now THIS is more like it: A cheap, hot, hefty slice, with mouthfeel that almost transports you to the West Village.

I've been a fan of this place for years now. I usually always get the margarita - lash on some chilli flakes and a bit of chilli oil and we're done! It's nothing fancy just a massive slice of thin based pizza with generous toppings. And at 3 euro a slice (more if you like meat), you can't go wrong. But why this place deserves top ratings is the craic to be had whilst you enjoy your pizza. If, like me, you enjoy an odd slice at one thirty am, whilst in between pints, then you'll appreciate the fact that this place caters to the drunk with aplomb! Last Saturday night, my friends and I rocked out to bohemian rhapsody, livin' on a prayer, and sweet child of mine with a dozen or so other merry patrons. As we finished up, the customers hopped about to the macarena. Good pizza, great craic - kudos pizza chef/dj! read more

I heard great things about this place but when I went the pizza tasted average and lacked pizza sauce. I love pizza so I quite dissapointed and I found it expensive for a slice. read more

Extremely rude staff, over priced and burnt pizza. Would not recommend if you're looking for a slice in the area. Better off going to McDonald's read more

this joint used to be good but not anymore. Worst thing about it is the staff. I'm fluent in Dublinese and Nu Yoik (Queens and Manhattan) and how I'm treated depends on my accent. If I use my native Dub accent then I'm catered to in a robotic manner. If they hear my NY accent then everything turns piss-y. I don't need attitude because of US Foreign Policy, my Western ways or NY State of Mind....and that's also from the culchie accented redzer. Did the owners change? and bring in new crappy staff? The pizza WAS good, it had it's day but that's all in the past. I used recommend it to Americans in Duberlin but i received too mentions about bad-attitude staff , so no more. There are other pizza places in town; I now go for NY slices next to The Central Bank. read more

Pizza was average. You pick which one you want and they heat it up in the brick oven. Nothing to go out the way for, but it was cheap and convenient. read more

disclaimer: i am a new yorker, and as such am an incontestable authority on zza (that's what we call pizza in the cultural capital of the world). don't get me wrong: new york's pizza dominance asserts itself not with the quality of any particular pizzeria, but with the ease with which you can find a dependably good slice within two blocks of wherever you happen to be. that said, di fontaine's could absolutely make it in the big, cruel city. good sauce, good crust, an excellent texture--most importantly, di fontaine's manages to make a dependably good slice any time you go. these guys don't have off days. if you're from the City, and miss good zza, you owe it to yourself to give di fontaine's a try. conversely, if you've never had the opportunity to visit new york and try a slice there, go to di fontaine's anyway, and save yourself a trip to a city that has let its best attributes decay in pursuit of becoming a sanitized playground for the rich. read more

for all those complaining bout the rubbery texture of their pizza slices i would ask them to refrain from such negative comments in the future!!! i myself enjoy the sensation of eating a burnt tire. read more

Delicious thin crust pizza with perfectly balanced sauce to cheese ratio. I'd give this place 4.5 stars if I could and I take pizza very seriously. read more

Having been once before and having loved it I was there today and I can't get my head around the contrast in experience. Today the staff had the music bordering on unbearably loud, it was akin to a nightclub in Ibiza. He also had his mother hanging around the place who wasn't eating, but was walking around in the customer area in her feet with no shoes on. Weird and unhygienic, and very average pizza that tasted like it had been out all day before heating up read more

The best pizza in Dublin!! Thank you Croatian and Bulgarian guys!!! The pizza is so tasty and perfect as it should be. Thin and succulent. With perfect thin crust and other ingredients. If you are looking for perfect pizza, skip all italian pizzerias and come here. These guys know their job! read more

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I love this pizza when I used to get it back when they in Temple bar, I tried it again not so long ago and it seemed different (sauce maybe or just an off day) but it is so GOOD that I will give it another go I mean a decent pizza either way, a dinner for 3 euro after a few scoops is never a bad thing. read more

i always liked going here from time to time and have recommended it to friends but not anymore, went there Friday after work, ordered a slice of pizza, underneath was burned to a crisp, when i brought it back to the counter to complain a manager came out from the back and said it wasn't burned and he was completely unreasonable he didn't even offer us another slice he said it wasn't burned when it clearly was, after this experience i wont be returning and wouldn't recommend it to any one again the staff are ignorant and they don't have any customer service skills in my opinion read more