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    NYC Pizza Kitchen

    3.6 (48 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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    Ray E.

    I had my doubts before coming here and I am so happy they proved me wrong. First off, I was craving some crispy pizza and the slices I got did not disappoint. The crisp and no flop slices were what I was craving. The staff were top notch and the food was great. The seating area was roomy and comfy. No complaints about anything. Will definitely come again.

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    Timia W.

    I enjoyed my slice! I got a spicy pepperoni with hot honey added and it was great. I feel like the pizza was like $7. I hope I'm lying but these days it's possible. The dining area was clean. Service was good. Friendly people. I'd go back!

    Hot Honey Pizza
    Madison D.

    Lots of pizza slice options , plenty of room to sit. Got the hot honey pepperoni slice

    Pizza by the slice
    Bryan V.

    A standard late night spot for pizza by the slice. Lots of different options to choose from. I wasn't too impressed by mine. The crust, sauce, and toppings were all underwhelming. A bit stale too since it was probably sitting out all day.... But it got the job done since I was hungry late at night.

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    Lonnie K.

    Few blocks away (10 min) from the 28th Street train station. Located at the intersection via East 28th Street & 3rd Ave. This casual, self-serve pizzeria has quite a lot of seating on the entire premise although not being too big of a space. Trendy music gets played in the background. Place is being kept clean for the most part by staff. Ambiance is like your typical spot with the pizzas being stored in glass displays with the signs indicating which type of pizza they are. Very fast service from friendly staff. Finally, there's a restroom for customers. They've both thin sliced and deep dish pizzas. Two prices are listed on the takeout menu: cash + credit card/debit. Utensils can be given upon request. The thin sliced ones are pretty crispy and can withstand the crispiness even after 15 mins. I have chosen the penne vodka (pasta) slice and tastes very flavorful even though it can stay a little longer in the oven and can be hotter in temperature. I don't like lukewarm pizzas for lunch. Cheese hasn't been melted that well either. As for the deep dish slice, I felt like it falls short in my opinion. The base of the crust is very crunchy but the top part is kinda sloppy and soggy (too much moisture). The sliced sausage feels dry and stale....somewhat like the texture of rubber. Probably has been put out too long in the glass display throughout the day. My Conclusion: Go for the thin slices! Stay away from the deep dish pizzas!

    Anthony P.

    They're meeting a need which is open late, real NYC style pizza that is no frills. While this place isn't gonna blow you away or have you coming back/lines out the door, it's a staple sort of spot keeping NYC's character and tradition of pizza. I was expecting a lot less from the flavor, but it honestly wasn't bad at all. Is there a ton of better pizza in NYC? You bet. There's also a lot worse. If I were in the area with some friends out of town who have never had NYC pizza and were hungry I would consider showing them this place just to get a feel for what NYC style is. There's a large space to sit in, and the service was kind and quick. There's also desserts for your liking, and lots of bars nearby so you can go there first and stop by for a bite.

    AJ L.

    Came here for lunch and it's pretty average. They do have a nice wide variety and the place itself is very nice and clean. If you want your traditional, NYC pizza, there are other places, but this is a good place if you want a quick bite. Service here is pretty quick and friendly. Overall, just very average, but not bad either .

    Abha S.

    Open late and clean. Pizza was OK. 3/5. But decently priced $3-6. The cannoli was ok as well, not as fresh and didn't meet expectations. Comes in a pack of two

    Amy Y.

    I've had better pizza in NYC. There's a place about a few blocks over that I would recommend The pizza here starts at $3 which is reasonable but at the same time you can find better tasting pizza for $3 in nyc. Overall nice service you can take it to go or eat there.

    Chicken bacon, vodka sauce, Pepperoni Pizza, Chicago Style Deep Dish Pizza
    Jairo T.

    Lot of mixed reviews for this pizzeria which is understandable. Ill admit, the quality of pizza has at times been inconsistent. But, overall the pizza is fresh and satisfying. Id agree thats I wouldn't consider it a NY staple but definitely good enough to swing by for a quick slice (or a couple). The interior is nicely decorated and the ambience is very welcoming. The vodka sauce slice was a particular standout on my last visit! Service is always swift and kind.

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    The plain slice is mediocre at best and costs 3.80. Better tasting pizza at other shops nearby

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    Overpriced pizza. I paid $12.14 for 2 plain slices and a small Perrier. Quality is the same as 99cent pizza shops

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    I first found this place through TikTok, where people were hyping it up in Italy. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised to find out they had a location in New York City, so I obviously had to give it a try. There are a few locations, but I decided to visit this one because it was the most convenient for getting to and from home. I got there around 7:00 PM, which felt a little close to closing time since Google said they close at 9:00 PM, but it wasn't busy at all. In fact, I was only the third customer to place an order. I ordered the La Summer sandwich and added pesto. After sitting down and taking my first bite, I immediately understood the hype. Without a doubt, this is one of the best sandwiches I've had in a very long time. I'm not even a huge sandwich person when it comes to subs and deli meats, but everything tasted incredibly fresh. The ingredients paired together perfectly, and you could still taste each one individually. The only thing I'd change next time is the meat. I had no idea prosciutto was a type of ham, but honestly, it didn't even taste like ham to me. It was sliced paper-thin, slightly salty, and worked surprisingly well with everything else. Next time, though, I'll probably add salami just to see how it compares. Overall, this sandwich was a solid 10/10, and I will absolutely be back--whether it's to try a different sandwich or, if we're being honest, order the exact same one again with salami added. I will say it's on the expensive side, but that's New York City for you. Apparently, all of the ingredients are flown in from Italy. After tax and tip, I paid a whopping $28 for a single sandwich. That said, it was incredibly filling and definitely kept me satisfied. The workers were also really nice and accommodating, and the indoor seating was beautiful. The atmosphere felt like a fancy Italian café, complete with couches and artwork throughout the space. I wish I had taken pictures, but honestly, I was too busy enjoying what might be the best sandwich I've had in years.

    This is such a great spot for a quick Sammie that is big enough for two. Don't let this place…read moreintimidate you. The menu inside breaks down all of the sandwhiches, you roll up to the deli counter when they say next, spill out your order (add/remove stuff to your order) and you're done. The most overwhelming thing is deciphering the Italian sandwhich menu. I hit up the Italian Hot. Pretty decent! I added sun dried tomatoes...but it would have been just as good without it. Be PREPARED this Sammie has some chili honey liquid /oil sauce they put on it and it's tasty but it's a lot. The staff are friendly - just focused on getting your order and getting it to you so you can enjoy. The wall is pretty interested they have made their own decor out of door panel fixtures.

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    All'Antico Vinaio

    4.4
    (617 reviews)
    1.3 mi
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    Casual dining
    Kid friendly

    THE BIG: Located in the Theater district of Manhattan. Pretty unassuming and then you find the door…read moreand get transported to and Italian deli. Small space inside but you don't need much space to make bussin sandwiches. Walking or public transportation is preferred. THE BLACK AND WHITE: I came here after a long day doing booth duty at a summit and was starving from not eating the entire day. Fortunatley the place was pretty quiet since it was 2pm and I got my orders in. For sandwiches, I ended up getting the Favolosa and the Italiana. The favolosa had a delicious artichoke cream and salami that was a banger. The italiana had all your great italian cured meats as well as a truffle cream sauce that made the umami bomb even more umami. So good! THE FINAL BAMBOO: The two sandwiches were around $45, a little pricier on the sandwich side but man are they delicious. I'll definitely be back when I'm in NYC.

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    4.5
    (886 reviews)
    1.1 mi
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    I've been to this place many times over the years, and I've always really liked it. I went back…read morerecently, and I was surprised to see the prices had gone way up. I know it's in a very busy area with a lot of tourists, so I won't really dock them on that. I got the Shanghai spring rolls and the pork soup dumplings, and both were very good. The soup dumplings were actually quite large, but the spring rolls are pretty small. Came out to over 20 bucks, which is reasonable but more than it was. A stirfry noodle dish is like $25 now! On that note, it's really nice inside and fun to sit at the "bar" and watch them make the dumplings. A great option if you're in the area and have a craving!

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    3.6
    (54 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    I came here for lunch on a weekend. The location itself is in the underground 30 Rock/Rockefeller…read moreCenter area. It doesn't have much seating in the location itself, but there is communal seating outside (still indoors). The food came out quickly, and I really liked that they had a basket showing the different types of bread you could choose for your sandwich. The sandwich itself is a bit pricey, but it is large. It's tasty! It all seems very fresh, and it's a good sandwich.

    We had arrived in NYC for fall break and dumped out bags at the hotel before heading out to find a…read morequick lunch and explore the city. I have three big guys with me and sometimes quick lunches need to be more filling than fast food options, so we chose Alidoro's under Rockefeller Plaza. We could walk to it form the hotel and it was in the middle off all we wanted to show the boys on their first day (first time) in the city. We all chose different sandwiches and they were ready pretty fast. Since the shop itself is not huge, we landed a small space at the window bar with two stools and some standing room. After being in a car and on a flight and in another car all morning, we weren't mad about the standing part. We were all able to share and sample each sandwich, and honestly, we were not disappointed. We were all full and happy when we weren't finished, so what more could we want for a relatively quick NYC meal? Being under the plaza, the restrooms were outside the shop but very close by so we were able to wash hands and such before journeying out into the wild. I would definitely stop back by again on another trip! The guys and I all gave Alidoro's two thumbs up - so 8 thumbs total, if you're counting.

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