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    Vinnie's Pizzeria

    4.1 (819 reviews)
    InexpensivePizza, Italian
    Open 11:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Hipster
    Casual
    Good for kids

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    Mitchie B.

    Last stop! Set off the beaten path of Times Square... first customers of the day, the cheese slice was dripping and piping, pepperonis covered every part of the slice. Sauce was by far the best! Service exceptional and the restaurant was perfect size with a front window to people watch. So glad we found this perfect gem!

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    Chandni D.

    Get the elote slice!! You won't regret it. They also have a ton of vegan options. I would love to come back and try some of their other unique slices. 10/10!

    Vinnie's Great Grandma Pizza
    Stephanie N.

    When they have nutritional yeast in the pizza shop you KNOW its too gentrified... overall this is the type of place I would generally avoid due to all the hipsters, I was rushing to work and did not have much choice on Bedford Ave so figured I would try it... cannot hurt right?! Around $7 a slice and yes I did put nutritional yeast. It was decent. All staff is hipster and atmosphere very hipster.

    Buffalo Chicken and elote pizza slices
    Vanessa D.

    Absolutely yes. Just walk in don't then think about it. I came to visit a friend and they raved about his place and their specialty elote pizza. And wow. It was to die for. The crust, the toppings, I also got a buffalo chicken pizza. They have the cutest ninja turtles bench outside. Before I left back home to LA I ordered a whole elote pie and took it back home with me! I can't wait to go back.

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    Tanya A.

    A Williamsburg staple. As the neighborhood changes it's always to come back to this spot and get a good slice after a night out. It's consistent, reliable and has seating. It's a fun spot to just hangout at alone or with friends. The staff is pretty cool, they called me by my name the last time I was there and that made the experience even greater. Highly recommend for a good slice.

    Meat lover's slice
    Alana K.

    I stopped by here with a friend on a Saturday night around 7:15pm. There are only a few tables inside and none were available when we were there, so we ended up sitting on a bench outside. I had a meat lover's slice, which was good. The crust was especially sturdy.

    George A.

    Hoping for a good late night slice based on reviews. Looks like this one has been sitting there and tasted like it too. For an $8 slice I'm pretty disappointed.

    Elote Pizza
    Amanjot K.

    ABSOLUTE YUM!! If you love elote this pizza was perfect. It definitely can sell out but we got lucky as they were able to make it for us. It was so good and fresh like it hit the spot and was so cheap! It's a local joint so definitely people are going in and out. A must try if you are in Brooklyn and looking for a delicious warm slice of pizza. There's a few seats inside and it can get busy but usually can get in and out in a few minutes. It's a casual please so kind of perfect after a night out.

    Elote Pizza
    Sally W.

    Go for the elote pizza slice!! Large serving portion and convenient that there's a few booths to eat at in store

    Mexico corn
    Chris S.

    I'm not really into Williamsburg's hipster aesthetic or bougie yuppie culture, but I was hungry for pizza and noticed Vinnie's Pizzeria standing out among the rest. Maybe my childhood fondness for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) prompted me to walk in, and I was glad to see they had pizzas you wouldn't ordinarily find elsewhere. I tried the Mexican corn pizza, which they nailed--it was as sweet and savory as the actual dish. For $6, it was a little pricey, but I shrugged it off because the slice was excellent. I'm still a TMNT fan, as much of the comic and media represents NYC's goofy and colorful culture with retro art. This pizzeria feels like an old-school spot with a new generation running it. Part of me felt like a teenager hanging out at a cozy hangout. It's clean, the music is a mix of '60s and '70s Motown, and the diversity of the clientele and staff is noticeable. This place definitely has Turtle Power!

    Anna S.

    While I enjoy snazzy, overpriced thrift stores in New York as much as the next person -- walking around definitely made me hangry after a while, and to my delight, Vinnie's Pizzeria was just down the street (and was a restaurant I had added to our New York itinerary). It was almost like I was destined to try Vinnie's. Space was tight; I probably saw about three tables present, and it was around 2 pm, so it was not as busy. Overall, the vibes were cozy, and the worker taking my order had a bright, infectious energy, so the service was top-notch! I ordered an Elote pizza and KBBQ-inspired pizza, both unique flavors. Two large slices were $12, so I like to think I got my money's worth. - Elote Pizza: (4/5) While the pizza was delicious, I hoped for more of a "punch" in flavor. The Elote taste was rather subtle and, at times, tasted more like cheese pizza with corn on top. The addition of chili flakes helps, though! Regardless, I found the slice enjoyable, not too heavy/greasy, and I recommend that others try it. A safe but unique option. - KBBQ/Spicy Korean Pizza: (3.75/5): This was a brand new flavor, and where else am I going to find KBBQ-inspired pizza? So I bit the bullet and ordered it. Interestingly enough, this one had the opposite problem from the Elote pizza because it had a very STRONG flavor that was almost overwhelming. I don't remember the exact ingredients, but I recall a BBQ sauce drizzle and crispy onion flakes on top, which was a nice addition! There was a spicy kick as well. It was enjoyable for a bit, but I found the pizza to be borderline salty at times, so it's not something I'd order again. There was an evident KBBQ taste, however, which was fun! But a cup of complimentary water would have been greatly appreciated... Some of my friends had differing opinions, but I think Vinnie's Pizzeria is worth stopping by!

    Cheese Slice, elote slice, and Garlic Knots
    Sarah S.

    My favorite pizza shop! Small inside but the pizza is worth the crowd. Staff is always so nice and has a great vibe. My go-to is the elote slice. Absolutely slaps. They have all the fixings on the side as well including hot sauce, barbecue sauce, Parmesan, etc. They are open late on weekends and give a discount if you pay in cash!

    Pepperoni & Elote - Pepperoni was the better of the 2 but the Elote wasn't terrible (although we would try something else next time)
    Najma R.

    My husband and I went borough/brewery hopping (not driving, of course) and knew we had to stop here before heading over to Brooklyn Brewery. He got the pepperoni, and because I used to live in the RGV and have a soft spot in my heart for elote, I went with that since I have never tried it on pizza before. First off, the crust was FANTASTIC. It was perfectly crispy (but not overdone or in a hella crunchy, "is this going to break my teeth out?" kind of way), and had a nice, doughy "chew", even though it wasn't chewy OR doughy, if that makes sense. Also had a GREAT fold to it. I usually hand the end crust over to my husband because most of the time it gives me the feeling of gnawing on a bone. This crust is the opposite - like a bread stick without the weird flip mode texture. The pizza itself -- Pepperoni was the better of the two, in our opinion. The Elote was overall good, but (and this is me being somewhat of a Mexican street corn priss) it would have been better if the corn was 'charred' in a pan first and/or if they added a drizzle of lime crema (or even just offered a lime wedge or a shake of Tajin with each slice to bring out the flavor a bit more) BUT again, that's just me being nitpicky. It definitely satisfied our pizza craving. The staff is suuuuuper friendly and they accept credit cards. One final thing to note - we also tried Joe's on Carmine when we hit up Manhattan a few hours later and both agreed hands down that Vinnie's was the better of the 2 (Sorry Joe's!)

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    10 months ago

    The BEAT pizza in NYC hands down. All the other places that are known and hyped are good but this place ... UNREAL !

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    8 months ago

    Great food and quick service! Was looking for a Mac and cheese pizza and found it here!

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    Fast service and great food! Vegan and vegetarian options. Allergy friendly !!!! Good sauce cheap eats! One dollar water bottles!

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    Ask the Community - Vinnie's Pizzeria

    Do they sell pizza dough?

    Yes we do sell pizza dough. $3 for small and $4 for large.

    They don't sell elote as a pie? I was looking at their menu on their website & they don't have elote as an option?

    They regularly change up their menu every few days. I know they had elote as one of their options on a day I visited. I would call to ask if they're making it on a day you want to go in.

    Do they do vegan slices?

    Yes they do as well as other vegan options

    Need help from some native New Yorkers? I'm native Brooklyn but haven't been back in years. So pizza is a religious experience. Looking for real deal from my roots. How's this place stack up? Otherwise, please advise.

    Not the best pizza I've ever had in brooklyn or NYC but they do have some more creative slices. Like they put Mac and cheese and BBQ chicken or nacho sauce on a slice. But they switch up their specials every few days. Worth trying at least once!

    Is this the pizzeria with the garlic knot crust?

    Yes, they do! They have the vegan pizza one though!

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