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Pranzo Pizza & Pasta

4.0 (121 reviews)
InexpensivePizza, Salad, Pasta Shops
Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Good for kids
Good for groups

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Melanie D.

I went with a chicken roll after being super indecisive, only to hear most people ordering the meatball hero. Ill have to come back and try that one or any of the parm hero's which seem to be the most popular items here. My roll was a little over cooked i wasn't too happy with the chicken and the oven heated it up way too slow, it seems like just the outside was warmed up. Kind of odd. Overall this place gets super busy around noon. Not a bad option for lunch.

Tomatoes, onion, and basil pizza
Dave L.

Fine dining this ain't. Order on the left, pay on the right, then wait for the kitchen to do their job. If you're super shy (or in a hurry), place a pickup order online and beat the lunch rush. No matter how you slice it, Pranzo is fast. I got two pizza slices faster than I could say my order, one slice of sausage, peppers, and onions and another with tomatoes, onion, and basil ($7.50; credit cards accepted). The stuff reminded me of Pizza Hut, but I like Pizza Hut. Hefty slices, the kind of hefty that slaps you in the face. But softly, with love.

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Misty S.

Efficient, Easy, and Edible! These guys have lunch rush hour down to a science. If you are in a rush and don't have a taste for anything in particular, this is the place to be. The staff is nice and the selection is big. I normally come here for lunch if I'm in the mood for pasta. The large portion usually feeds me for 2 lunches - not bad for $8! The sauces fall more on the bland side, but it's ok so long as you keep your expectations low. They have lots of tables if you want to dine in. Dishes I've tried: Pasta with Prosciutto & Peas Baked Ziti Grilled Chicken with Pasta & Broccoli Tortellini Alfredo Chicken Pesto

Spaghetti and meatballs
Wei S.

I came here when I have a pasta craving. I always got the small spaghetti and meatballs with vegetables and garlic bread ($6.5). It filled me up. The meatballs were very soft and worked very well with the tomato sauce. The garlic bread was a must have but make sure that you chew a gum afterwards. I have take away one star for the service. Staff were pretty mean with no smile on their face.

Rachel S.

I'm still remembering how delicious my meatball calzone from Pranzo was...they definitely did not skimp on the cheese (and was that ricotta in there? I see you excelling Pranzo, I see you!) but for $2 extra, they could have thrown in some more meatball! Next time I will just go for original. Pranzo itself is a very unassuming, casual place - I always go after lunch hour rush so I can't comment on the crowd. Service was speedy and prices are very reasonable. Less than $10 for a very hearty and filling meal? Yes please! Also noteworthy: the marinara sauce. I'm not a huge fan of tomato sauce - I tend to skip it if I can. But the sauce they gave me here? Amazing...I devoured that stuff!

Jim T.

Great tasting pizza calzone was good as well. Very fast service very nice people Highly recommend this place

Sharon T.

If you're on one of those "quest for the best pizzas in NYC", this probably shouldn't be on your list. Nice, cozy setting? Check. Moderate price? Check. Quality food it ain't. You can say I was excited about going here after reading all the good reviews and praise and it was right across from where I worked--super plus! I thought this was going to be a quick but nice, family-setting Italian restaurant that serves hearty food. So maybe it did feel nice in there but one bite can ruin the whole experience. I didn't want to risk my chances so I got a mushroom slice - a small slice for $4. Glad I didn't get anything savory because it is on par with dollar slices, or maybe slightly worse. The width of the slice is very thin and its not very big in length as well. I love extra cheese but it seriously looked like they topped extra mozzarella cheese over what looked like goat cheese. The cheese underneath was so dried up and clunky, like it was made days ago. So disappointing. The bottom was also burnt - so not my day for pizza. Can't say the same for the other pizzas, though they do have deep dish pizza!

Jelani R.

Definitely, a great cheap spot to go to get NYC style Pizza and Pasta. The pasta sauce itself needs some spicing up, but hey you get what you pay for. If you decide to get the pasta, make sure you add the extra Italian spices including Parameaan cheese, Red pepper flakes, salt, pepper, garlic powder etc. The pizza is awesome! Service is quick and you are usually in and out in seconds.

Gregory B.

Had to buy some pie while in New York. Stopped here just before heading to Governor's Island. Textbook pizza, quick service, straight to the point. Badda bing, Badda boom.

A star is born: HUGE deep dish pizza slice for $3.75
Becca B.

Sad desk lunch just became much less sad! Today, j discovered Pranzo, home of the larger-than-life sausage pepperoni deep dish for $3.75. Happy budget, happy girl. I am told they also do half portions of the yummy pasta dishes (a woman in the elevator was inspired to share that hot take with me). Cheers!

Sausage and pepperoni deep dish
S P.

When inquired, I was told the pasta are all $6 for small and $7 for large. So I called for the meat lasagna. Then I was told it's $7.50 for one size. I wanted to change my mind but he had already placed it into the black round container. I took it with no question asked and paid. I stayed for immediate consumption. The lasagna tasted funny because it had fatty hamburger meat in it. Very fat meat I must say, although the sauce was good. It was cold cause they didn't bother to reheat for me. As a result, I wouldn't recommend their pasta or hot food. It wasn't a pleasant experience for me. Try the pies, as their pizza was decent, and is what I'll get (if I'd go again). Staff and owner are friendly. Pizza and pasta selection are varied. Affordable prices (for Italian food) and good location (for Financial District). Tables and seats are uncleaned. Eat at your own risk.

Shrimp Parmigiana w/ Spaghetti ($7.50)
Jason P.

No frills quick Italian food served cafeteria style. Line up along the left hand-side and move down the assembly line, order your meal, drinks, and pay. There is plenty of seating with people constantly getting up and sitting down. I came on a Friday and ordered the Shrimp Parmigiana ($7.50 + tax = $8.15). On the bottom was a generous portion of al dente spaghetti with a heaping spoonful of sweet tomato sauce. I enjoyed their tasty spaghetti, a notch up to so many Italian restaurants who serve you a small dish of spaghetti with bland tomato sauce. On top of the spaghetti were 7 thinly breaded/crusted medium-sized shrimp, held together with the melted mozzarella cheese. The breading mixed with diced onions, had some great flavor though erring to the slightly salty side. However the saltiness of the breading was easily counterbalanced with the sweet spaghetti sauce. The shrimp were fresh and cooked perfectly with a nice firm crunch to them. Served on the side was a piece of bread, which was surprisingly good. I don't know if it was just me but I found hints of butter and saltiness to it. Pranzo's is a great place for quick Italian food under $10. Portions are sizable. The only downside was that the dish was oily as heck with a 1/8" pool of oil sitting at the bottom of my dish.

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Great neighborhood pizza shop. Nothing fancy, but consistently excellent, thin crust pizza at a reasonable price.

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Awesome find, tucked away underground. Also, very affordable for this area. Also hidden, dining area.

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Sicilian pizza is amazing!!! Nice little spot. Sauce is perfect. Crispy and delicious!

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