Monty-Q's pizza is for true cheese lovers. The thick layer of mozzarella compliments the doughy crust and fills your tummy fast. I ordered half mushroom half sausage. The mushroom wasn't anything special but the sausage was great! Sometimes you don't know what to expect when you order sausage on you pizza so here's what you get: small sausage crumbles with tasty fennel seeds spread all over the slice. They have free delivery! It was fast and piping hot when it arrived. read more

Monty Q's - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

TINY PIZZA I paid $18 for a sicilian pizza and got 2/3 of the pie. The pizza was smaller than normal size. I feel cheated. The pizza was also too doughy and bland. read more

Monty Q's - Is this a joke? Where's the rest of my pizza? - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

-this place smells good -surprisingly busy on a monday night -grandma slice is yummy and crust is good -salads are big. you can create your own for about 10 bucks -no unsweetened drinks :( -beware of the corner booth seat. there's a haven of small flies that stick to that wall read more

Do you know what Pizza Bianca is? If you're thinking of white pizza, well, I can't say you're wrong..but it's also a type of bread. If Focaccia and Ciabatta were to consumate a child, you might get something like Pizza Bianca bread..just Google it. Anyways, that's the type of bread that Monty Q's uses for their Grandma Style slice and let me tell you it is thin, airy, has notes of EVOO, and sports just the right amount of crisp. This pizza does not have too much sauce nor too much cheese which is my gripe with 99% of all pizza on Earth. The pizza sauce is quite flavorful and never found under the mozzarella. The sauce and the cheese are never "doubled up," is what I am trying to convey and I very much like it that way. No, Monty Q's is not in a small/quintessential brick building in say, The West Village for example, but greatness sometimes hides where you wouldn't immediately expect it. It is with both sincerity and with a sharp eye for pizza when I say that this slice has slidden into my top-3 slices in all that the five boroughs has to offer. read more

MontyQ in Brooklyn Heights was a happy local find. Located on Montague Street near the R train, this pizzeria has so many options. I got a slice of cheese and a slice of pepperoni, both of which were very cheesy with a crisp and tasty crust. Add a beer and it was only $10 for dinner, not bad! I loved the interior...nice booths, high ceilings, very friendly staff...can't wait to go back! read more

Monty Q's - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

When I walked In for the first time there was so much variety. Im sorry to say after many visits all food was horrendous. it pains me to say that Monty Qs does nothing but take up space. I truly don't understand how it hasn't gone out of Business with Fascati's 3 blocks away. The cheese is so flavorless and the sauce taste like metal. There for I highly recommend walking down the street to Fascati's or Norm's. read more

Monty Q's is my go to Italian take out place in Downtown Brooklyn. It is a good walk from my residence and you know what you are going to get when you go to Monty Q's. Is it good? It can be. Is it great? It can be. Is it awful? Nope! One time my food was served VERY cold I just advised the people behind the counter and the corrected that problem without trouble. As I get older I have become a creature of habit and Monty Q's is habit forming. Decor wise: there are plenty of seats near the back and they deliver to the neighborhoods and you will often seen the delivery personal around. Stop by and tell me what you think. Underground Business: Single stall restroom that always seems to be occupied when I am there; however, I would never do any formal business just a quick wash of the hands. read more

Monty Q's - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I went to Monty Q's yesterday as I was around the area for a work meeting. I ordered 2 slices (Buffalo chicken & Sicilian). The pizza guy did not put the slices in the oven as he told me that just came out of the oven. I knew the pizza was cold, just by looking at it. I asked for the guy to throw back in the oven. The owner/manager rang me up. Medium fountain drink and 2 slices (Buffalo and Sicilian). He rang me up for 19 dollars and change. I started laughing and he apologized as he knew it was wrong. He rang me up again and it came out to 14 dollars and change. Which was still a lot of money. The pizza was horrible too. I've had dollar slices that tasted better than the pizza that I had yesterday. STAY AWAY. read more

I've given this place so many chances but they're overpriced, mediocre pizza and terrible service has finally made me give up on them. Never again. Everything there is WAY overpriced for the quality of what you get. Their pastas aren't terrible but some can run up to $17 and I'd rather spend that kind of money at an actual Italian restaurant. Just had a salad where they used a completely burned piece of chicken. Basically this place is bag of dog s***. Go to Fascati's or My Little Pizzaria for a slice. read more

I was just at the brooklyn store and found both large doors propped open even though it is 95 degrees outside, with the air conditioner blasing inside. I asked the manager to close the doors since its so energy inefficient. He was rude to me and said he cares about cutomers not the environment. I have since heard from the owner and manager. Both apologized and promised it would not happen again. Glad that they were receptive and reasonable! read more

One of my Favorite places for Pizza and salad ! Highly recommended. Delivery service is fast . read more

I like the salads here but they are overpriced for what you get. I paid $14 for this one that's not even a full container. read more

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Have been a customer for years!! Came with my nephew because he wanted a pizza, the man working in the pizza section hands me two little slices of pepperoni pizza that looked like the slices from dominos. I asked the cashier why the slices were so small & she ask the guy & told him to give me 2 regular sized slices, he said that it was all they had... I don't understand how you can have employees that see that the product that they are serving is not the quality or amounts of what it usually is & still try & sell it. He didn't even want to put a few pepperonis on a plain slice for me because he thought that it was an okay size. I don't understand how it's okay to want to charge a customer $3+ for a slice that looks like they got it from dominos... if it was for that I would of went to dominos & spent $4 more dollars & gotten an entire pie. So disappointed in this place!!! read more

Monty Q's - 2 domino looking silences... - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Is a pizza slice $2.75 or $3. Don't appreciate the price hike from what looked like the owner/boss p As a native New Yorker everyone knows a slice is the same as a train ride. Because of this I definitely won't be returning! Rather take the hike and go to Front St pizza read more

This place always has people in it but the lines move fast. I had a grandma slice for $3.50 and it was tasty but not a fulfilling lunch. My friend ordered pasta on two occasions and disliked both of them. Her Alfredo was watery and her penne a la vodka was not good. I probably won't come back here. read more

Great customer service, food is fast and delicious! Been coming here for 20 years and it still delicious and terrific after all these years! Small All America pizza (Grilled BBQ chicken breast, sliced red onion & fresh mozzarella) is my go to...yummy and never disappoints! read more

I wish you could give negative stars. I ran in just before closing time, thinking I don't want to cook, this should be an easy solution. Worst. Decision. Ever! First, homie at the pasta bar made it spectacularly clear that they were getting ready to close. Twice. Before asking me what I wanted to order - or more specifically asking in an exasperated tone "what pasta?". WTF..?? I asked what my options were he acted like I asked for a kidney. I stated my order guessing based on what I could see on the counter behind him where he had wrapped up all the options. Then he asked me again what pasta. You know if you're in a hurry to close you'd think you'd get the order right the first time. I told him again, when he decided to hand me a slip of paper where I was to check my selections. Couldn't have done that from jump huh? I told him my choices he responded by slamming a pencil on the counter. I chose again. At this point three kids wander in behind me and are discussing their options. He starts telling them to hurry up (?!?!?) and in the process burns my meal. you know, if you're closing you might start by closing the door dontcha think??? Meanwhile he's still yelling at all of us to hurry up. Jerk. And the end result? A bland oily container of lukewarm Upasta with now undercooked chunks of garlic, not even a whisper of salt all for ten bucks. Did I mention the pissy ass cashier? (I will upload a photo) Don't go here, there are PLENTY of options in this neighborhood and there is NO reason to patronize this business if the so clearly don't want it from us. read more

Okay, one thing I've learned in three years of haunting Yelp is this: people's pizza preferences (like that alliteration?) vary wildly. So, before I give my opinion, I will qualify it with this: * In the Village, I like Joe's and not John's. * In Jersey, I like Anjo's (Paterson) and not Bruno's (Clifton) or Ralph's (Nutley). * As for chains, I can deal with Pizzeria Uno but will not eat Domino's or Papa John's--not even on a dare. So basically, I like thick-crust, brick oven pizza. Which this is. Add fresh mozz, tomato and basil, grilled chicken, spinach, and other yummy toppings, and I'll basically be your pizza slave. Command me, Monty Q's... read more

So confused by all these positive reviews. My first experience at Monty's, a little over a week ago, was so atrocious (soupy pasta sauce, half-assed customer service, foul tasting portobello mushrooms on my PORTOBELLO MUSHROOM sandwich), I vowed I would never ever go back, even if I were starving, which would be pointless anyway, because it took so long to get my food in the first place. Then I saw nothing but four- and five-star reviews on Yelp, and I (mistakenly) doubted myself. And I was craving a quick pizza - Fascati's is closed temporarily, and the line at Grimaldi's is reliably Way Too Long. So, Monty's. Big mistake. But at least it was a life-affirming experience: I was right the first time. Monty's only redeeming quality is its proximity to my house, and even that counts for nothing, because it takes as long to get service at Monty's as it would to travel a little further to get food that doesn't taste like it came from the supermarket's freezer section and was thawed out five minutes before it was handed to me. I ordered a small pizza, and the guy I spoke with said delivery would take ten minutes. Instead, it took more than 20 minutes, and when my "brick oven" pizza arrived (who cares where you make your pizzas if they're greasy and don't taste good), there were four miniature slices (the equivalent of two regular slices) that cost $8.40 altogether. THEN, the delivery guy LIED to me about the cost of the pizza and screwed me out of an extra dollar for his tip, then rode away on his bike before I could argue. Seriously. Save your money for a Mama Celeste. read more

My goodness their customer service is horrible. Yesterday was my first, and most likely last time coming here. We came here for lunch, and decided to opt for some pasta. After placing our orders and confirming our choices with the chef my bf and I decided to step outside for a few minutes while our meals were being made. I should've paid attention to the first red flag.. The cook was snapping at, and belittling a first time customer who was unsure of how to place her order. Upon our return, we observed a new angry customer who was annoyed with the chef because he was so impolite. I noticed the chef had completed the girl's order, my boyfriend's order but not mine. After blaming the customer for confusing him(weird) he proceeded to make mine. While we waited, the cashier managed to tick off another poor customer who was unhappy with her drink. The woman asked to speak to the manager, but he wasn't much help either. The cashier even snapped at us when we asked her to move part of our order away from the counter so that people wouldnt be reaching over, and talking over the food while they paid. Amazing how they managed to piss off five customers in 5 minutes! The pasta was so bland we had to constantly add salt and other seasonings that were placed for our convenience on the table. For about $14 per meal and crappy customer service we were terribly disappointed. read more

Italian pizzeria on Montague St. I guess they are really on the map. Hillary Clinton stopped by last week. They have a great variety of pasta dishes, pizza and the salads are awesome. You can customize your pasta or salad. Delivery is anywhere from 45 mins to an hour. Save yourself the trouble and. walk over, you won't be disappointed. read more

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I've been going to Monty's since I was in high school, and although the people I went with were usually there for pizza, I loved Monty's pasta dishes. Particularly their fettuccine alfredo with breaded chicken. I could eat that all day! Then they closed down for a while some years back for health regulation related things. When they came back, we were weary of them, but the restaurant was still close and convenient. The pasta still tasted amazing! However, much more recently, I believe they changed management or something, because the quality of the pasta has gone steadily downhill. It's to the point where I won't even eat there anymore because I am consistently disappointed every time I order from Monty's anymore. I wouldn't recommend this spot anymore---at least, not for the pasta. I cannot really speak on the pizza, as I haven't had it in some time. read more

Monty Q's - Fettuccine alfredo with breaded chicken and broccoli rabe in a to-go plate. - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Definitely makes my all time top 10 for pizza (of course, I still haven't been to Di Fara). I love brick oven and they have a bunch of pies featuring fresh mozzarella which are delicious. I really like the idea of selecting the ingredients for a pasta dish that is made right in front of me, but it's worth it to pay a dollar or two extra to have pasta that wasn't cooked hours ago. The heros are good, but not the best I've had. Really, I just recommend the pizza, it's definitely the best in the area (avoid that place on Henry Street unless you like grease with a side of crust and cheese). The pizza guys seem to be pretty nice, but are busy and preoccupied. The girls they have had working the cash register come off as bitchy, but I'd rather deal with mean people for a second and leave with good pizza. Seems to also function as a lesbian hangout which is totally cool with me, but may not be so cool with your ultra conservative friends, take them somewhere else (but don't forget to lecture them on how everyone should have equal rights). read more

Yummy! Monty's has really delicious pizza! We ordered takeout from here the other night and it was truly satisfying. I know NY probably has thousands of pizzerias. Grimaldi's down the street is supposed to be one of the best, but I'm pretty sure they don't deliver, so Monty's it was and boy was it good! I would definitely order from them again. Our pizzas arrived in a timely manner, piping hot, delicious, and super cheesy! Just the way they should be! Two thumbs up for Monty's. read more

For a street that is so highly trafficked by hungry pedestrians, Montague Street is surprisingly devoid of good pizza options. Monty Q's, with its small army of branded delivery bikes parked out front, would have you believe that it is THE place to satisfy your pizza cravings, but I'd respectfully beg to differ. I work just around the corner from Monty's so I've watched as it has undergone a recent facelift, resulting in a noticeable sprucing up of the backboard menus and some rearrangement of the counters. Though they mainly pitch themselves as a pizzeria, the first thing you see when you walk in is a full salad bar, with the requisite array of greens, fix-ins, and dressings. Walk a little further along the counter (still no pizza) and you've reached the custom-order pasta section. Placing your order is a cinch since they provide pads of order sheets upon which you can pencil in your perfect pasta, choosing everything from the noodle to the sauce. Note that all add-ins are $2 each, which I personally think is highway robbery for a handful of mushrooms and broccoli, but such is the life of a diner in the city. Quibbles with pricing aside, my penne with add-ins and marinara smelled and looked divine after plating, so much so that my fiancé promptly dumped his sad slice of pizza (more on that soon) to fork himself nearly half of my meal. The actual pasta was obviously pre-cooked, reheated, and therefore overcooked, but this ain't no real eye-talian pasta joint. For a whopping $11 and change, I thought it was a decent portion and a fine enough meal, if a little expensive. Now for the pizza. I'd already demurred by virtue of my vegan diet (dairy-free diners beware - no cheeseless options for you here) but any dummy with eyes would see that my fiancé's buffalo chicken slice was dripping with mediocrity. The copious amounts of cheese had already become unappetizingly yellow and gummy mere minutes after its retrieval from the oven and the crust was thick, chewy, and bready, which is a big no-no for any non-grandma slice. I want to believe that this was the exception rather than the rule to the pizzas here at Monty Q's, especially since we saw a decent flow of customers come through as we dined in (another plus - plenty of seating), but that particular slice committed some serious pizza crimes that renders us reluctant to try another next time. The pizza selection is sparse for any place that is serious about its pizzeria status, but all of the regular favorites are covered. Service is polite, fast, and friendly enough to make this a solid middle-of-the road option for one's pizza and pasta fix. read more

I ordered the penne alla vodka. When I received the order there were pieces of ground meat in it. I am a vegetarian and I put a clear note NO MEAT. It looks like they used the same spoon to scoop the meat and vodka sauce. VERY inconsiderate to cross contaminate like that. I ordered from here before but this will be the last time. read more

Not all pizza in NYC is good pizza, just like how not all BBQs in Texas is good BBQ. If you grab a slice off the tourists traps, you're not having a NYC experience. You're having a tourist experience. Despite the average ratings, Monty Q's get pretty busy during lunch. Glad I got there early. I had the White Pizza with truffle oil and the Chicken & Bacon. They were both great. Wished I had the appetite for the eggplant pizza which looked awesome. The best thing about pizza by the slice is that all the flavors meld together and the crust gets crispy on the reheat in the oven. Will RTE when I'm in Brooklyn. read more

Just moved to Brooklyn Heights, and after a long day of carrying boxes I decided to stop into Monty's. Earlier in the day I had some slices of pie from the favorite Midtown location as a going way present to myself, so at Monty's I decided to skip the pizza and grab a salad. I used the little slips of paper they give you to check off what you want, a large Chicken Casear for myself and a small greek salad for my girlfriend. I got the boxes of salad, paid, and walked home. To my surprise, when I open my salad at home it was completely void of chicken. Seriously, its lettuce, dressing, and chicken, how hard can that be. A few bites in my girlfriend also notices they forgot the feta cheese on her greek salad. The mistakes couldn't have been a miscommunication because we had used their form to check off what we wanted. And to top it all off the two salad come out to just over $17. Monty's is definitely overpriced, and disappointing. Even worse I just found out Monty's was shut down just two weeks ago for a 50 point NYC Department of Health violation. I will for sure never being going back again. read more

Major fan. They have a repeat customer right here. Ordered delivery from here with relatively low expectations. Delivery was fast, on time, hot, and most important of all FREE! If you area expecting super thin new york style slices with next to no flavor then you may want to look elseware at your local $1 slice joint. But if you are a fan of slightly thicker slices that are lightly baked and on the doughy side this place is your jam. The sauce alone is incredible and was perhaps my favorite part of the pie. It is super garlicy and while not being over salted generally very flavorful but well balanced. They do not short change you on cheese. Each slice is adorned with a beautiful thick rich layer of cheesyness...think teenage mutant ninja turtles stretchyness. Check this place out. read more

Bummer. I just started working in Brooklyn Heights and was in need of pizza today. I yelped and it looked like this was the only one around. There were a bunch of different slice options. I went safe with the tomato... It was weak! Kinda soggy, not much flavor. The layout of the place is not conducive to lunch rush either. Totally crammed in a really weird way, like it didn't need to be. boo This is really sad for me. Since I have lived in New York I have traveled to all corners of all boroughs for pizza. Oh and since I was small have sometimes been referred to as Risa Pizza. I know a thing or two about pizza and this is not the place to be. read more

This is my reward after walking the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan. It was raining that day. My buddy and I ran into these Hasidic Jewish kids which they asked us if we're Jewish haha; that made my day. The pizza slices were thin, lean, and tasty. The crust is kind of burnt but that doesn't matter anyway since it was baked in a brick oven. The taste is so original NYC style, San Francisco pizza doesn't have shit on NYC pizza. OMFG NYC pizza is the bomb. read more

I was told that I had to come here for pizza. They are pretty close to college and it is amazing. The workers are so nice and the pizza was amazing! read more

So a bit of a confession here. After walking around Manhattan all day, I wanted some pizza closer to our hotel in Brooklyn. We couldn't find a place quickly using the Yelp app on my iPhone that would be good for my son (sorry, but he's not going to go for the olive oil pizza or goat cheese, most parents will likely agree with me). Anyway, we were using the app and came across a Five Guys and a Chipolte on the same street. We figured we'd go to Five Guys, but the Five Guys was on the 2nd floor and after a day of walking around Manhattan, the last thing we wanted to do was carry a stroller up a staircase since there was no ramp or elevator. So we wanted to go to Chipolte (hoping it was on the first floor and we can just stroll in), but we ran into Monty Q's. We thought we'd give it a shot. We got lucky. Super lucky. The pizza was good, the staff was super friendly and prices were reasonable. I would highly recommend if you're in the area. Excellent for parents as well. read more

So I was very surprised at myself that I haven't tried this place earlier considering I'm in the area quite often. This will be a quick review based on the chicken and broccoli Stromboli I ordered. The Stromboli was on point, decent size (wish it was bigger) but had a god taste to it and the side sauce accommodated it well. The Stromboli wasn't too doughy so it had a lite crisp texture which probably made it so good. One major issue.....WHY CANT I EVER GET A PIZZA PLACE TO SERVE A HOT STROMBOLI or Chicken roll??? I always get my meal still cold in the middle and I didn't have enough time to send it back. A hot Stromboli would have scored the 5th star. Place was great size and clean; staff wasn't the friendliest but I will give it another try. read more

im not here to write a review for their pizza but their pasta and salads are remarkably good. i highly recommend this place for catering because they always do a nice and quick job and customer service is always their priority. They have never overcharged me and the delivery is always quick. Their signature salad ( mixed greens with blue cheese, craisins and cranberry vinegarette) recieves compliments from my clients all the time. They do an amazing job with the fruit platters as well. I've never dined inside but I've walked by it a few times and I can tell that the store is clean and well maintained. read more

Great fresh options for lunch - got a couple of pizza slices with veggies and sausage. Not the cheapest place - it was $10 for 2 slices and a medium drink. But the ingredients looked fresh and their salad bar had a long line. The staff was super friendly, smiled a lot and seemed to be chipper even though the place was slammed. Will defintely be back! read more

If you go, get the grandma slice. It's definitely the best thing under the glass case. My friend, though, really enjoyed his sausage and peppers. And I thought the cheese was passable. The really good thing they have going for them is their crust. And their sauce. My favorite part about the grandma slice was how thin and crispy it was. Not too heavy. Not too light. Just right. :) read more

This is an OK lunch place -- on a street that has pretty mediocre lunch and dinner options (including several mediocre Asian restaurants with questionable meat $5 lunch specials). Honestly, if you want to do lunch on Montague, you're better off going to Chipotle, Five Guys, or getting some food at the hot bar over at Garden of Eden. I mean, the place gets packed but it's just really meh. When I go, I usually just get the bolognese, which is pretty average for lunch. At least it's made fresh, but the tomato sauce doesnt WOW me. The pizza is also meh. Better off taking the 5 minute walk over to Fascati if you want pizza. There are just TOO many pizza options at Monty Q's...and trust me, that's bad. Because you will have pizzas that have been sitting out there for hours...and sorry, that sucks. I really don't get why more slice places just don't make cheese pizza and then put the toppings on there when people ask them. It's not hard. I've also had their pizza fresh and it's decent, but I rarely do that. One of the good things about this place is the little bread they give you with the pasta. And they do actually serve beer, which is good if you're ever in the mood for a Peroni during lunch or a quick dinner. read more

The Roasting Grandma sliced is bland, the regular Grandma slice is decent. But I rather save my calories for something better. read more

Monty Q's - Grandma slice - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Fairly priced pizza on for my quick lunch break at work but I was not impressed at all with the pizza. They do have a lot of options pizza and non pizza but overall I was generally bummed with the product I received. Otherwise it's a big establishment and it holds a clean appearance. It was quick and friendly, perhaps when you order fresh it's a better pizza pie read more

Monty Q's - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York