This pizza is my personnel favorite in the neighborhood so I am biased. BUT if you like a crunchy (corn meal crunch) and delicious sauce this is your place. They have good slices or whole pizzas, I feel like some places shine in one or the other. Regardless two boots is always my go to read more

I order delivery from here fairly often, always opting for a small vegan pizza. I really like the mother earth, not a huge fan of vegan cheese. But it's always tasty and delivered fast. I usually eat 2 or 3 slices (out of 4) and eat the rest as a late night snack. read more

Two Boots is the BEST! I have been vegan for 5 years and I swear by the pizza. It is the best. The vegan cheese is bomb (which is so hard to find!), the vegan chicken is amazing, the whole thing is incredible. My non-vegan friends are obsessed too. I cannot recommend this place enough!!! read more

I normally like vegan options, but the Earth Mother and V for Vegan here were disappointing. The sauce was weirdly sweet and, for the E.M., the vegetables were really bland and piled way too high. And the sicilian was mostly bread. Dryish bread. But the plain is good! read more

I ordered a slice of pepperoni, it took over 20 minutes :( the pizza was alright, definitely would have been happy if it took a normal amount of time, but alas i'm still tight about it taking so long for just decent Za. It was also kinda expensive. I'm complaining a lot but you get the idea. I like to think I am a nice guy, so I smile a lot and am friendly with service staff. So naturally the cashier person and i are jokin around. All good vibes. But when I ask if my pizza is almost ready after 20 mins waiting, to be honest my vibes are kinda shot, yet cashier lady still thinks we are best friends. I wanted to look unhappy so she'd get the memo I want my Za but honestly I'm bad at that and probably didn't make it clear enough. Long story short this place is pretty average and i'm a bit grumpy it took 20+ minutes for a slice of cheese pizza. read more

Had the v for vegan slice though it was great service was great to I live up the street from two boots pizza will definitely be going back for more vegan slice and kind staff read more

Always outstanding. I have been going to this location for the past 10 years just about anytime I am nearby. Today, a random Wednesday afternoon was the best. Which tells me you can really go here any time and expect the best. read more

I ordered a couple pizzas from here to be delivered to a bar for a friends birthday. It was a surprise so the timing was important and they were really helpful and worked with me so it arrived perfectly! Two Boots pizza is always great. I looove the V for Vegan pie read more

I like to go around to as many restaurants of the same kind as I can in a few weeks, sort of like a long-term tasting event. New York's obviously the best place on earth for that. The recent event is the eastside pizza olympics, which is exactly what it sounds like. One week in, I'm liking Two Boots. I know why a lot of pizza purists will disagree, but the innovative, even quirky pizzas they come up with are fresh and lovely. Skeptical? Try The Bird. read more

Two Boots is seriously the best pizza I've had in NYC, and I've tried quite a lot. The best thing about their menu is that it's so diverse and so much different than other pizza joints around the city. You won't find a boring pepperoni or sausage pie here, though they do offer a plain cheese, but...why even bother with that when you have so many great options? The crown jewel of Two Boots is the Bayou Beast. Covered in big, spicy grilled shrimp, crawfish and andouille sausage, it's the best thing on their menu. I've also tried the Cleopatra Jones and the Tony Clifton, which are also mind-blowingly good. All of this combined with a nice, colorful atmosphere, plus the general beautiful ambiance of Alphabet City, and you're not going to find a better place to get pizza in the city, or possibly even the world read more

Two Boots - referring to Louisiana and Italy - has always put a new twist on Pizza that has not been imitated by anyone since Two Boots started up over 20 years ago. The sauce and crust on all pies have been spiced rather heavily, but not gratuitously. The ambiance is one of a wacky video store, as it used to be a big video rental place along with the pizza service. They still have a small video service kiosk specializing in indy films. The real stars here are the wide variety of specialty slices, named after various cinematic icons. My favorite is probably the Larry Tate. Spinach, tomatoes and roasted garlic on a white pie. The Tate is just one of many. Most of their meat slices specialize in seafood with shrimp up front. Their veggie options are no side choices, as all their ingredients are top notch and there is plenty of space to sit down and enjoy your meal. Go check it out and enjoy! read more

My favorite is the Larry Tate pie -- spinach and ricotta and plum tomatoes. I wouldn't have thought spinach would work on a pizza but it's great on this one. I used to get the artichoke pie a lot, but the artichokes started to get fewer and more spikey. They have two sauces for their pies -- the regular sauce which is a bit hot, and a mild sauce. If you want the mild sauce you must ask for it. Also good are the Po' Boys. They will make you a vegetarian po boy if you ask even though it's not on the menu. I order take out from Two Boots and delivery is usually about 25 minutes. I really miss the Two Boots across the street (where Angelina Cafe is now). But at least there's this place. read more

Two Boots is a neighborhood institution that has become a chain, and this is the first location. The specialty slices are their specialty and all are movie or otherwise culture themed. The pizza is a little different from normal NY pizza. They make their sauce spicy and the toppings are always good. You can also rent movies at this location. The movie rental part used to be huge, but is now a small corner. It's a very niche niche. 4 stars in stead of five for one major thing. Don't call for delivery. They're not good at that kind of thing. If you can, go to the store yourself and order your full pies for carry out. read more

A little overpriced, but the pizza was pretty good! Perhaps a little too much black pepper cooked in, which overpowered the other flavors. The "line" for ordering (if you could call it that) was nebulous and unclear. Things definitely happen at a slower pace here - I suppose it's a little slice of the South! read more

The slices were huge, the prices were cheap. However it was very oily, I must've dabbed with over 8 of those napkins and each one was soaked through. There's no waiter service, so if you need water you'll have to get up and ask the man behind the counter to fill your tiny plastic cup. With pizza you at least need bigger water glasses, would it kill them to have real cups? Anyway, the pizza was good and the slices are about as big as your head. read more

Two Boots - vegetable. very yummy if you like onions. very oily though. - Pizza Near Me - New York, New York

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This is the best pizza I've had yet and it has done a great job adjusting to COVID. The workers there are extremely nice

Mediocre. Some flavors are really good and interesting, if they have them. I went in once at 8pm on a Saturday before Halloween, they had maybe 8 or 10 slices of weird (and old looking) flavors in the case and said they weren't making anything else. They were open till 2am..... I lived above this place for a year and only went maybe 3 times. read more

Had a delicious slice of bayou pizza with REAL shrimp that were decent sized. Although I usually prefer thick crust pizza, the thin crust pizza here was moist, melted in my mouth and wasn't like a hard cracker, like other thin crust pizza tends to be. Very nice employees there, I was here around 7:30pm on a Saturday. The atmosphere was nice and colorful. read more

Perfect drunk food with a... Well, we'll call it a "unique" ambiance. Stopped by with some friends for some pizza at midnight and was pleasantly surprised by the types of pizza available - a normal pizza shop, this is not! The ambiance and freshness got to me. Ambiance is 2002-esque with an odd twist of Mexican that just seemed dated. Pizza was good, but it felt reheated. The cheese wasn't even gooey. They did have free postcards & stickers available, which was very nice, but don't know if I'll be back, especially at such a late hour. read more

You guys have best thin gluten free crust so far, that's not rubbery or doesn't taste artificial, i love it. The only thing that bothers me and it is a big deal, there is so much sugar present in your pizza/dough/gluten free/not necessary/ wondering why? Otherwise you rock! You are the only one. Thank you! Delivery guys sometimes are very strange, like they deliver and feel like they know me or pass some crazy comments. read more

God this place annoys me! The pizza is disgusting. Awful sauce. Every time I've tried it I've felt like the pizza was topped with battery acid. And really.... what's with the cornmeal? I felt like I was licking the bottom of a silo. To each his own but if this your own you like shitty pizza. read more

Bangin pizza! I love the dough and their sauce is pretty good! I firmly believe their needs to be a prevalent garlic presence in pizza sauce and they had just the right amount. Their pies are huge so be prepared to throw back some slices! I'm a simple plain cheese and mushroom pizza kind of guy so this review is just on that. Also this is from a grubhub order. I've never eaten inside. It they always looks packed at night. read more

It's sexy, it's cute, it's popular to boot! Two Boots Pizza refers to the stylish geographical shape of Italy and Louisiana and was established by people who loves Cajun flavor, pizza, and film. Two Boots is a plucky little pizzeria filled with bright fun colors, big red booths, a video rental section, and more pop culture references than a Quentin Tarantino film. Seriously. Take a bite of Mr. Pink, he's a simple blend of marinated chicken, plum tomatoes, fresh garlic, and mozzarella. If you want something with a kick you gotta go with The Bird, a white pie with spicy buffalo chicken, blue cheese dressing, jalapeno and scallions. I ordered a slice of the Bayou Beast which was $3-$4 (which isn't bad considering the toppings you get with it). The Beast was a thin crusted pizza dressed with spiced shrimp, yummy crawfish morsels, salty andouille chunks, jalapenos, and mozzarella. It was quite yummy and surprisingly filling, but I could have had more. Buy in bulk and you'll get more of these unique pizza for a better value. A small 12'' Bayou Beast is $10.95, a 16'' pie is $19.50, and an 18'' pie is $24.95. Take into consideration that this is no plain boring plain pizza and that you get to dine in quirky funky setting, you'll definitely enjoy yourself at this pizza parlor. This sassy pizzeria is really cool and has more personality than your typical reality celebrity. Drop by and grab a unique slice of something awesome. You deserve it. read more

since eugene won't fess up about his TWO RATS restaurant i figured i'd write about the next best thing. i love me some two boots. they kept me alive from '97 - '01 with their crawfish-whatever-steve-buscemi-pic pizza. at $3 it was a steal, and only slightly cheaper than dojos. also i know as much about pizza as i know about cars. so when people tell me "wow, i'm really cravin' some ny-style pizza!" or "can't wait to get my hands on that chicago-style pizza!" i just nod approvingly with the thumbs-up "hell yeah me too!" look... even though secretly i just want whatever city has the two boots really thin kind. also the "staff picks" section at two boots video rental is worthy of a review on its own...some of the best movies you've heard of (or not but wished you had). and if i had to make a choice between a $40K-twice-a-year nyu film degree or $4-twice-a-week two boots staff pick videos for an education in film, you'd know where to find me. read more

Had a bayou slice here the other night. It was good but not as good as I expected. Would have thought there would be more cajun spice flavor to it all but none really. There were two pieces of shrimp and a few scattered sausage slices. Overall acceptable, not I would be happy just to have a regular slice of pizza. read more

Hmm. Hmm. Good. Two Boots hits the spot. Named after the two boots of Italy and Louisiana, the pizza features a spicy almost cajun sauce that is delicious! The crust is always thin and crispy and they use just the right amount of cheese. They have the best topping combinations in the world - no combos have ever come close to replicating the pizza-gasm of the Tony Clifton (mushrooms, vidalia onions, red pepper pesto), the Cleopatra Jones (sausage, onions and mixed peppers) or the Mrs. Peele (oven roasted veggies, bread crumbs and no cheese). Of all their locations I like Two Boots A Go Go on 7th Ave and 11th best. I hit Two Boots after yoga classes at Integral Yoga on 13th. My yoga practice and pizza practice became so intertwined that I actually started using a pizza as my visual object of focus in meditation. read more

I went to the Two Boots in Park Slope when I was a lil kid before it closed, and ordered from this location on a whim 20 years later--it was just as freaking delicious as my toddler brain remembers it. I had a shiitake broccoli pizza and i can't remember the last time a crust tasted that crunchy and flavorful. The sauce was wonderfully sweet and tangy, and the veggies tasted fresh. The customer service was great to boot (pun intended), as I had to change something about my order which they did without a flinch. Would definitely order again. read more

The Big MmmMMMmMaybelle. $3.25 but yum. Chicken, pepperoni, and garlic on a white slice. I don't even want to know what class of microorganisms are growing on the bathroom key bottle thing. read more

Gluten free vegan deliciousness and it's across the street--I roll in in pajamas and they don't judge. Big big fan!!!

it was the night of the big korean barbecue feast. but there were still about 3 hours to go, and our boy was starving. he was walking from astor place to the LES, to boss tweed's. he knew he had to get a little something. a lightbulb came on above his head: sal's pizzeria is around here! but it was an extra two blocks to walk, and he was damn lazy, so he went to two boots pizza instead. And good thing he did, because roderick liked what he ordered. two freshly-made plain slices, but made with an extra kick. it tasted as if there was some garlic on the crust itself, because this was unlike any pizza that he had ever had. roderick liked it alot. so now when he returns to alphabet city, will he go to Two Boots or will he go down to Sal's? The mystery begins... read more

i decided to try vegan pizza for the first time and i guess they replaced the normal cheese with fucking snot. it tasted and felt like vaginal discharge. never going vegan. way too overpriced for a pizza topped with fucking snotty discharge. read more

I'm changing my review of this pizza after getting a full Earth Mother pie delivered while dog sitting in West Village digs. It was overly bready, had too much spice, and honestly failed to satisfy my lactose-intolerant pizza-jones. I'm done with you, Two Boots! read more

My personal pop culture pizzeria! From the aptly named pizza slices, to the ever so indie music selection, to the hipster stylings of the employee base, to the brick laden mural to Loisaida, I love this place! It doesn't hurt that it's conveniently located right near my lazy ass and that the pizza is delicious! A little on the pricey side (roughly $4 a slice), so not a place I frequent too, too often. However, definitely great for comfort food after a tough day of work or a wedding that went from awkwardly tolerable to utterly traumatic. True hipsters beware: IT'S A CHAIN!!!! read more