This place, if you wrote down the definition of New York pizza this would be one of the places…read more The pizza was extremely good. For the New York style pizza, obviously different. I also consider myself a pizza connoisseur, next to ribeyes,barbecue and key lime pie, I'm probably saying my fourth is pizza. It's totally different than Chicago pizza, and I think it's because of the water I really do!!! What separates pizza places are either the ingredients, or in this place, what separates them is their crust. They make everything fresh right in front of you, pictures are below. Jennie took our order and she walked us through the menu. We ended up getting a big margherita pizza. My son got the 2 tomato slices, he isn't a big cheese fan. My wife got pepperoni, they have beef pepperoni or pork pepperoni. Mikey Love was really cool he came out and greeted me. My kids got a drink, and then guess what, their gelato was actually top tier. I went for pizza and found out the Geloto was was awesome. You go to a pizza place and then get gelato. They had vanilla and watermelon, it was so good. I got some for my daughter, I tasted it, and one of my self them one of my sons wanted some as well. Bernadette was making them and having a great time. Great Vibe here If you come to Brooklyn and you want great pizza, you need to try this place. This place is absolutely awesome.

We decided to stop by L'industrie Pizzeria, offering various whole and by-the-slice, as well as…read moresandwiches and desserts. We ordered: +the Burrata Pie - topped with tomato sauce, mozzarella, and burrata; this was considered their 'signature'; the sauce was more on the sour/tangy end +and, a slice of Margherita Pie - topped with tomato sauce, mozzarella, EVOO, Parm, and basil Both had thin crust and hung off the paper plates; they were just okay - thought there could be more cheese on top. The place does tend to have a line, and it does take some time to get your order(s). It is only counter seating, but usually it's full. Service was super efficient. One bathroom is on site. +long lines +limited counter seating

Returned with a large group (10 people) and they were able to accommodate us after a short wait!!…read moreHearts of romaine with with mock caesar dressing was great, and the pizza was all amazing. Margherita, white and no. 3 (sausage and broccoli rabe) were standouts. Even the no. 6 with guacamole kind of worked. Holds up!!

Juliana's vs Grimaldi is the pizza battle of our generation. Go with Juliana…read more Not my fav pizza (slices are not Krispy and flop) but this is a dumbo Brooklyn experience. Friendly staff. Fast service. Opens at 1130A. Get on line by 1115A because it can get long. Large is enough for 4 people and 2 slices each.

Worth the hype! Absolutely insane calzone... That was our must order!!!…read more The pizza is also incredible - you have to try. We had a pizza + a calzone and for 2-3 people this is enough. Reservations were tough (stand in line and then they'll tell you what time to come back) and we got an 830 res. Still one of my favorite pizzas!

The pizza is great, really hands down delicious no question about that. The menu is simple and…read morestraightforward. Cash only, BYOB (with rules depending on how many people), and a time limit on the table. Know what you want when you sit down. Menu is easy, pizza, calzones, sometimes pasta. Simple. Is it worth waiting in line for - maybe - if you have 2-3 hours free and nothing else to do and it's a nice day, sure. But honestly can't say I am running back to do it again. Waiting in line to get added to a waitlist that still doesn't always guarantee you will sit down to eat at the requested time - we were seated 40 mins after checking in (unusually long, never had more then 20 mins or so in past visits) but still a strange system, keeps the spot exclusive I'd guess. Have visited several times and always have had a good meal and the prices are very fair. Seating is not super comfortable and they pack you in for real, the restaurant is also unnecessarily dark and loud - But not in a bad way? I can't explain it but the very delicious pizza makes up for the weird ambiance and all the rules... definitely something to experience atleast once.

I wanted to like this more but what held me back was the hard crust. It seems that when they…read morereheated the slice it was for too long and the crust got hard and cracker-like. But the flavors were great and I really liked the fresh basil on top of the slices (also wish you could get a slice of the white pizza) This place was really busy so we had to wait a bit for the slices and wait for searing

What happened?! Been buying pizza here forever…read more Got a "well done" pie that was barely baked. No flavor, the frozen from the supermarket tastes better now. Really disappointed, as Dom would be. :(

I am a huge fan of Ace's Pizza. There aren't many Detroit style pizza shops in NYC but Ace's is one…read moreof my go-to's. I think this is what Detroit pizza should taste like (haven't been to MI) but it's one of my favorite types of pizza besides classic NY or Sicilian. They have a variety of flavors and various sizes including personal to large. The prices are reasonable and portions are filling. I went on a busy Friday night for take out and the host was great. She got me set up and ready within 10 minutes. The shop was busy at 11pm to closing and everyone looked like they were having a good time. It's a bar pizza shop in the heart of Williamsburg. Accepts cash, card and Applepay. Open late! Indoor seating and takeout available. I think outdoor seating is available as well.

Ace's is one of the popular spots for Detroit-style pizza. I was finally in the area by myself, so…read moremade a pit stop at the bar for a personal size Hot Burrata ($12). The personal size is two slices, while you have do two flavors for the larger sizes. This was the perfect amount for one though. The pizza comes out piping hot with so much flavor. I really enjoyed this one, especially the thick and crispy crust. The sauce and fillings are overflowing, so it gets a bit messy to eat but can't complain. They even offer free WiFi here, which is kind of cool. The spot is filled with nostalgic tapes, movies, and games that feel like a throwback. Best to come with more people and try a variety of flavors here though.

Old school pizza joint with old school vibes! Love it!!!…read more Stopped in after my doctors visit. Had a regular and pepperoni slice and a root beer. Nuff said. lol it was as good as it gets! The folk were very friendly and Gio was at table or behind the counter doing his thing. Don't get fooled the place is bigger than it looks. Whole other room Nextdoor for dining in! All in all I was darn happy I got a chance to check out this iconic pizza joint and see the legend in action! Two big thumbs up and oh yes, I will be back!!!

This place serves a solid slice of pizza in Brooklyn. One downside is that they are cash-only and…read moredo not offer Uber Eats or delivery, which can be a little inconvenient. I went in with extremely high expectations after seeing Barstool give it a 9.3, which is an incredibly high score. In my opinion, Dave Portnoy has a particular style of pizza that he prefers, and that definitely influences his ratings. Personally, I would not rate this pizza anywhere near a 9.3, especially considering how many great pizza options there are in Brooklyn. That being said, it is still a good slice and worth trying. I just don't think it quite lives up to the hype or the exceptionally high rating it has received.

Good service good food and ice creams I definitely recommend this place to everyone that is around…read morespam Garden

Five stars because some things in Brooklyn don't need reinventing…read more I'm a lifelong Brooklynite. I've been eating L&B Spumoni Gardens for as long as I can remember, and it remains exactly what it's supposed to be: loud, crowded, unpretentious, completely its own thing, and ridiculously good. The square slice is the square slice. Sauce on top, cheese underneath, crispy edges, soft center. Don't overthink it. Get one. Then realize you should have gotten two. The sit-down food is classic Brooklyn Italian comfort food, the portions are generous, and obviously you finish with the spumoni. This isn't precious food and it isn't trying to impress anybody. That's precisely the point. Brooklyn has changed about 9,625,247 times in my lifetime. L&B is still L&B. Five stars. Always.

Roberta's is an iconic Bushwick institution, but what makes it special is the entire cultural…read moreecosystem that grew around it. I've eaten here, come to the Bushwick Block Party to see Action Bronson perform, and spent enough time around Tiki Disco to associate the place with a particularly inventive, free-spirited period in the neighborhood. The dining area still has that wonderfully idiosyncratic character: exposed beams, communal tables, mismatched details, and an open kitchen turning out genuinely excellent pizza. What impresses me most is how naturally Roberta's became more than a restaurant. Food, music, parties, outdoor spaces, and an extraordinary mix of people all seemed to converge here, giving the place a cultural gravity that could never have been designed by committee. It remains one of those places that instantly takes me back to my bachelor years and an especially fun chapter of my time in the city, when Bushwick felt endlessly creative, and Roberta's seemed to sit comfortably at its center. Sending my highest recommendation!

Great Neapolitan, soft and chewy pizza with unique toppings - there's something for everyone! For 4…read morepeople, we shared the Little Gem Salad (perfect starter: refreshing and crunchy) and each got our own pie - and left with 2 slices to go. My favorite was between the Fyre and Ice and Ursula's Parade - but all were delicious. There's plenty of seating - inside, atrium, and bar. The atrium was nice and cool - dog-friendly as well!

Got a TGTG order here. 11/10 I'd do it again…read more Brooklyn DOP actually originated as a pandemic business where my friend's personal trainer started baking pizzas outside of his Greenwood Heights apartment. When the hype got large enough, the owner decided to start a pizzeria and the rest is not history. This is one of the more worthwhile TGTG orders to me. Their pizza is SOOO perfectly crisp and charred, and actually is one of the closest pizzas that reminds me of the famous originals in Napoli.

Had to give a downgrade. This place is falling off. They are way too reliant on heating pizzas that…read morehave been left out way too long in a toaster. I can heat up leftover pizza in my own house. The whole system and lack of using a pizza oven in front also means it always takes a while. And there's a dude who's pretty grumpy about the whole thing - including to his colleagues, which is really a bummer to watch. They need to work on the process here and get the pizzas back to the original quality.

Patsy's is the absolute best, and Anthony there is one of the kindest people you will ever meet…read moreCouldn't recommend Patsy's more! Their meatball parmigiana with HOMEMADE meatballs on a fresh, soft hero is out of this world, you've got to try it

Grew up in New York, but have been in Texas for 50 years. With very few exceptions, Italian food in…read moreTexas is not particularly /ut B/ /hen I/ /tic I/, is overpriced, and fails miserably when compared to Northeast Italian food. So, eating at this restaurant before the Bruce Springsteen concert, the other night was a thrill. Ate with lifelong friends. We shared several appetizers, including meatballs, a margarita, pizza, bake clams, and spicy shrimp. All were delicious. I had a seafood pasta with squid ink that was memorable. Lots of seafood and the pasta was fantastic! Nice bottle of wine at a reasonable price. Good service. Frankly, I think the prices were cheaper than what I pay in Austin area, and the food and venue were authentic and much better than in Texas!