This place is super cute and cozy! I particularly like the bar area. It was packed but luckily got a table within 10 minutes. To start, the salad was good and large enough to feed four (we were only two). The pizza with arugula and prosciutto is too good, especially when it's drizzled with their amazing spicy honey! Two things that's leading me to give four starts is 1) a worker kept coming near our table (which was right near the bar), bending over to place racks of clean dishes, and each time his butt would hang out (so disgusting) and 2) I ordered the house Cabernet which wasn't good. All in all, enjoyed my experience and will return. read more

The. Best. Pizza. in NYC, perhaps the world. Stumbled across this place years ago through living in the neighborhood. We've now moved across the country, and still visit NYC primarily to go get Wheated. We recently flew back to NYC and planned our trip around our visit to Wheated. It did not disappoint. Wheated will forever be our favorite place in existence. read more

Me and two good friends recently went to Wheated for Sunday dinner. I passed by the location, at first the sign outside isn't that large. I was a little surprised by how small the waiting area was, however the ambiance was great and it was usually packed for a Sunday. The waiting area is pretty small waiting and right next to the bar. In the middle of the room there are a couple of beer barrels were you can also stand and wait to be seated. I don't recall them having a TV in the restaurant but they did play old classics over the radio system that you could sign along too. In the back were several tables, no more than six that could accommodate more than three people. The kitchen is also in the back and you can see the cooks preparing the pizza. the menu is mostly vegan, but the food and drinks were a little overpriced even for NYC. The pizza( personal sized) was delicious and they provide a small thing of honey to put on your pizza. I loved it! I had their cinnamon cereal drink, you could actually taste the milk in there, super good. We also had dessert good but overpriced. I would for sure visit here again. read more

So, I don't know if it was an off-night or what. But we didn't like this pizza all that much. Crust was nice enough as was the tomato sauce. But we found the cheese pretty salty - like, mediocre slice-joint salty - and that downgraded it for us. People I know who love pizza swear by this place, so I'm wondering if it was just a one-night thing, but after waiting a while to try this place, this didn't do it for me. read more

I really liked Wheated. Christine is super nice and a great bartender. She crafted some delicious cocktails for us at the bar with a smile. Salads were fresh and crisp, I was worried that the brussel sprouts might have come out a bit sweet b/c of the cranberries but they were really well offset by the cheese and lemon dressing. I personally would like a bit more lemon but was a good balance. Can't recall the name but we liked the pizza, crust was perfection, just felt like we didn't order well on the toppings (our bad, not wheated). Can't really go wrong when they have that thai chili and hot honey to make everything super yummy. Finally, we added on a ceasar salad, i liked, wife felt the dressy had too much anchovy. Either way, it was perfectly seasoned which i found to be impressive. For a local place we found with the help of fellow yelpers, we're big fans and will surely be back. thanks Wheated! read more

Wheated - cocktails hand crafted with love - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I'm not from New York and I was there for an event so I really went out of my to try this place. The pizza itself was good, out of 10 I would say it's sitting at high 7s low 8s. At this point you may be wondering "Andy if it's good pizza why the one star review?" The reason for the one star review was shitty service. From the moment I sat down until the moment I left I felt like I was being rushed out the door and I also felt this sarcastic off putting tone coming from the waiter. I even asked my friend hey did you feel rushed or a general rudeness coming from the waiter and she responded yes. First it started off me ordering my drink he acted like he didn't know what I was talking about. I repeated my self twice and he just kind of gave me a look and I had to point it out in the menu that I wanted lime soda. Fine maybe he didn't hear me that's okay. Our drinks come out we are chatting enjoy each others company just hanging out. Our pizza comes out we start to eat it and probably ate for about 10-15 minutes before I believe it was the bus boy comes to us and ask if we want to box the pizza and I'm sure uhh sure why not. He already had a box in hand, takes the pizza throws in there starts to removal everything while we are sitting talking to each other. After this the waiter comes next to me and kneels down to talk to me like I'm a child and ask if I want anything else and I said no I think we are good immediately he pulls out the check from his back pocket and puts it on the table. At this point I am frustrated and feel like I'm being rushed and I'm on the receiving end of this persons attitude. I start to put my sweater on and the waiter comes to the table and grabs the check ( its been probably two minutes since he dropped it off). I told him it wasn't ready yet and grabbed some cash from my pocket and put it down. The whole time I felt like I was being rushed while others were able to come and enjoy their experience for some reason I was rushed out the door. It felt like once I got the check he was watching me the whole time for whatever reason, from the time that I got in to the time I left it was probably 30 mins in total. Extremely fast for a meal where you sit down to eat and drink. Overall decent pizza but horrible just disgusting service. I don't want to assume why I was treated different than others but I can assure you I was and it didn't feel good and I definitely won't be returning here again. read more

Full disclosure: I am a friend of the owners and backed them on Kickstarter after Jerk Storm Sandy destroyed their oven shortly before their planned opening. I've been waiting for this place to open since I first met David and Kim and decided to wait a month or two before my first official visit. That visit happened yesterday and I was absolutely thrilled at what they put together! First of all, the place is beautiful. It's a welcome addition to the neighborhood, which already boasts some of my favorite restaurants in Brooklyn. The pizza is delicious. They make their dough by hand and use 100% natural fermentation, so no store bought yeast. The crust has a great texture -- somewhere between snappy and tender -- and a depth of flavor that far surpasses corner slice shops. We had six different pizzas (shared between seven of us) and it was a perfect order. I thought the pies with sauce were more tender than those without, so I'd go with something saucy. I regret not getting the pie with pistachio and mortadella, but I'll just have it next time. Beyond the pizza, this is a really cool place for a drink. They do a hand-mixed white cola that tastes not of chemicals and caramel syrup, but of citrus and herbs. It's really unique and super tasty. They're also really into bourbon, so check out the cocktail list. I'll definitely be back for more! read more

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Best tasting pizza ever! The ingredients are clearly fresh and of the best quality. The waiter was really nice and took our order while waiting for the table, so that once we sat down our pizzas were there in a few minutes. Nice place, great food, great service! read more

Wheated - Vinegar Hill and Bensonhurts...delicious! - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Came here for the 1st time and fell in love. Pizzas are so good and unique options. The garlic sriracha they have is perfect for the pizza. Teddy made me the best old fashioned I've ever had with mole bitters. No matter how busy it was whenever I've visited, Teddy stays on top of making drinks as well as goos conversation. I would recommend this place to any one looking for a good vibe and a kickass bartender. read more

Wheated - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

WOW!!! What a find! Can't wait to go back !!! Great service, great thin crust pizza, the decor is really cool, and the spicy honey sauce they give you to put on your pizza is ridiculous!!!! Why haven't I been eating pizza this way for years?? Customers to our right were telling us what to order and how to eat it. That's a good sign when the regulars are doing the promoting. Good stuff! read more

Wheated - That little squeeze bottle of honey is what's up!! - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Wheated is simply the best. The food is so good (pizzas, salads, and you've got to try the eggplant appetizer) and the staff is so considerate. I saw the table next to us get brought the wrong appetizer, which ended up on the house, then they received the appetizer they'd initially ordered AND a round of drinks on the house. Fantastic customer service, and the ambiance is warm and cozy. Highly recommend! read more

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Very nice spot, run by nice people. The pizza: eh. I've come here twice in the past month, and each time got served a bone dry pizza. On the first visit I pointed this out to the waiter and he immediately agreed that it was not up to standards and that we wouldn't be charged for it. So I wrote it off as an aberration. On the second visit, it was clear that this was just how pizza is made here. The photos on Yelp from several years ago do not represent what the pizza is now. The outer crust -- which takes up a huge part of the pizza, easily 2 inches wide -- has no oil in or on it at all, and has the texture of cardboard. While the sauce and cheeses are clearly of high quality, there is almost none of either, and no oil again either -- despite the description (in this case, for the Bensonhurst), which emphasizes olive oil. Here is my recommendation to the chef and owners: significantly less outer crust around the pizza, more sauce in particular, and use some damned oil! Much as I would like to recommend this place (again, nice spot, nice people), it is after all a pizza place and the pizza is just barely mediocre. So I can't recommend, sadly. read more

Great service! Delicious! Really enjoyed the two types of thin pizzas (ditmas park and Bensonhurst) we tried as well as a salad with their champagne vinaigrette (awesome). Great pizza accompaniments including the hot honey. read more

GLUTEN-INTOLERANT FRIENDS, ROMANS, COUNTRY(WO)MEN, LEND ME YOUR EARS ...sourdough is the answer. I tend to eat 2 pizzas when I come here. Are they light? fluffy? airy? Idk, but they're tasty enough for me to scarf a few down in a matter of hours. Oh, and if you're into dinner theatre, there are 2 characters behind the bar on Friday nights (at least the Friday night that I was last there) that are golden. Well worth my sketchy walk from the F or (travesty of a) 35 to 46 bus ride home. read more

We were really excited to finally try this place but it wasn't a good experience. We waited about 15 minutes for a table and got our order in immediately (we'd already order a drink from the bar). It took nearly an hour for the two pizzas to arrive. Pretty sure that our order wasn't put in until I side-eyed the waiter with a where's-our-salad look about 40 minutes after ordering. The salad miraculously showed up moments later. It was a busy evening but the couple right next to us (seated at the same time) received everything way ahead of us. What can you do. We joked that they should change the name to Waited. The food was so-so. The shaved brussels sprouts salad was very dry and felt insubstantial. I get that it's meant to be light but even so the salad wasn't very tasty or satisfying. I wouldn't call the pizza undercooked but I prefer my pizza to be a bit crispier and for the cheese to cook through. Both pies (East Williamsburg and the Bensonhurst) were soft and came across as almost gummy. The flavors were ok but didn't pack enough punch. I'll give em credit for providing hot honey and siracha... they came in handy. The bar seems like a good vibe and I can see why people might like the joint. Unfortunately, after our experience I can't help but think that Wheated is overrated. read more

Vinegar Hill pizza -10/10 -perfect combination of flavors, thin crust, high quality ingredients. I was a big fan of the honey that they give you to drizzle on the pizza. The size is good too; it's big enough to share if you're ordering a side and drinks but also small enough to enjoy on your own. Bee Stinger Cocktail -9/10 -strong whisky, very spicy but very drinkable Garlic Jalapenos -8/10 - they were good but too spicy for me, maybe because I got a spicy cocktail, but my husband loved them and ate them all Service -8/10 - we were seated quickly when we came in on a Saturday night ( 5 minute wait). Everything came out timely. My only critique was that it took a while to get the check. We will be back :) read more

Some of the best pizza I have eaten in New York. The shaved Brussels sprouts pie is a standout. The bacon appetizer with BBQ dipping sauce was great, too. read more

I like this place for fancy pizza night but do wish they were open for lunch, as I'm just a hop and skip away. Pizzas are made in their brick oven and have a nice crust that's more old world style than NYC corner slice. Regardless of which pie you get, you'll have fresh ingredients. Personally, I'm a fan of the Bay Ridge. Atmosphere is lovely for a date night or a small group. Service is a little slow so don't head here if famished. Pro tip: Forget about drizzling the hot honey over your pizza. I mistakenly poured a bit too much honey, which ended up on my plate, then decided to run the underside of my pizza against the honey. Just WOW. It takes it to a whole new level. So pour some honey on your plate, run your pizza crust through it and take a bite. It's a whole different world for your taste buds. read more

The food and drinks are delicious. The people who serve and work here are awesome. Atmosphere is cool. The hours of the business are consistently inaccurate according to their site and also on other sites which list this restaurant. After three recent failed attempts at dining-in, and ordering out from Wheated (including a particularly long trip over there tonight where I had every reason to be confident of dining-in - ultimately this became another disappointing attempt), I will say there is some negligence in management and care here. This place is so good, but I highly recommend calling in advance of a visit to see if you may be able to have access to the restaurant. Also - I was told that the reason for the kitchen closing substantially early on tonight's visit (the reason I was turned away) was because the restaurant had run out of food. Wheated has been open and running for years - that error in preparation seems bizarre. read more

Wow took the train to this sweet little spot. Amazing selection of bourbons, whiskies and rye ! Craft cocktails and the best bartender in Brooklyn Zach Davis PS the pizza and meatballs is excellent too read more

Only reason I'm giving this place 4 stars is because you can't even tell it's a restaurant. The restaurant sign outside s super small and if you don't slow down while driving you'll miss it! However, with the crowd always waiting to be seated you know the food here is good. My favorite pies on the menu are the Park Slope and Gravesend! This is my best friends favorite brick oven pizza place to go to and they are open late night! Definitely recommend trying it out but be cautious of the crowd during the weekends! They get packed! read more

Nice ambiance but the bartender lacks experience, customer service, and general good graces. The waitstaff seemed fine. Local joint, so we were largely ignored. Bunch of dorks from the neighborhood go here. Not worth seeking out for any reason whatsoever. My friends didn't like their wine and cider. read more

Tucked away in Flatbush between a bunch of auto repair shops and the world's flashiest car wash is Wheated. I was skeptical at first because I've become kind of a wood-fired oven pizza snob but this quirky spot really won my heart and stomach (...and wallet). The pizzas are all named after neighborhoods in Brooklyn and run between $10-$16. They are also nicely labeled with whether they are (v) - vegetarian or (w) - white. You would think this would make choosing your pizza easier but with so many delicious sounding pies to choose from, knowing really is only half the battle. We got two pies on our first visit: Sunset Park ($15) and the Red Hook ($15). The Sunset Park was basically a sophisticated pepperoni pizza with spicy sopressata - a nice classic red pie. The Red Hook was definitely our "adventure" pizza - a white pie with mortadella, potatoes, and pistachios. I thought it sounded pretty crazy but the combination really works! To wash down the pizzas, they have a very good bar with a 9:00pm happy hour every day: $2 off all menu cocktails $5 beers, $7 with a shot $1 off all wines by the glass I hope to go back soon! read more

I really love Wheated. It's the closest place to my house that serves a great cocktail, has a late starting happy hour, and really good pizza. So why the poor review? I brought two of my friends here for the first time last night. The restaurant was surprisingly empty. In the past, Friday and Saturday nights usually have a long line of people waiting for a table but last night, we were seated quickly at 7:30. But then we waited over an hour to be served our pizza choices (we got the Brussels sprout salad rather quickly) while we watched 20-30 pizzas march out the door for pickups. One of my friends started itching to leave after 40 minutes but didn't want to make me look bad as I'm a regular. And there was four other tables seated after us in the same predicament. There is something fundamentally wrong with this formula where they don't deliver and hold their pickups in higher esteem to the seated customers in the restaurant. I will be back for an after 9 pm weekday visit but I expect they will never be considered again for a prime time weekend choice. read more

I've had Grimaldi's, Paulie Gees, Di Fara, and so on and this place definitely falls into top three. That's just after trying two of their sourdough pizzas creatively named after Brooklyn neighborhoods. I say this with great pride in the fact that its a local neighborhood gem. Wheated is discretely placed in the corner of Coney Island and Church with a plain white sign and only the bar is visible from the outside. I had no idea this place sold pizza until a friend told me! We had the Vinigar Hill and the Borough Park. At first sight, it's literally a Naan Roti with vegetables on top, like a Indian Pizza! (Why coundn't I think of that lol) But this taste amazing. It's definitely in a higher echelon. They give you thai chili powder and honey drizzle as condiments which was delightfully different and spicy! I cannot say enough good things about this place. Overall, the ingredients are fresh, the pizza is appetizing, the service is appreciable, and it's so close to home! My only pet peeve with this place is that they don't deliver. Please start delivery! But do not turn into Grimaldi's, please stay a hidden gem, I don't want to wait 1 hour for a pizza, heck, I just might for The Borough Park... read more

We did get to five for the pizza and one for the service. After calling to place a to go order and being put on hold for 15 minutes, I left the waiter know as much and he unapologetically says we're busy. As a veteran of the restaurant industry for 16 years I can tell you the correct response is oh my God I'm so sorry. read more

Both times I've tried to go to Wheated in the last two weeks they have been out of pizza. They don't have any other entrees. This seems unacceptable, as they have been open for over a year. Presumably they should have figured out how much pizza to make by now. read more

My vegan BFF and I visited Wheated on a Saturday night. It's in her neighborhood and she was excited about a vegan pizza option. (Don't worry - only one of their many pizzas can be veganized! Cheeseheads, calm down!) The host was awesome; we were seated and waited on quickly. As mentioned, my BFF ordered whatever the first pizza on the menu is, sans cheese. I opted for the Bensonhurst. What amused me about their menu was, for the 15-20 pizzas offered, there were only subtle differences between them. For instance, truffle oil; add pancetta; cherry tomato vs. tomato sauce. Although it took a long while to get our pizzas - this might be in part due to the brisk carryout business they seem to be doing - it was worth the wait. The Bensonhurst had a delicious combination of regular (aged?) and fresh mozzarella. Nom. I washed it down with a beer from Blue Point, one of my favorite local breweries. Sadly, I could only finish half my pizza, but I had a delicious dinner at home two days later. All that, and reasonably priced. (Oh: and I guess the reason it's called "Wheated" is the focus on pizza and... was it bourbons behind the bar that were lit?) read more

Welcome to the nabe David!! Top notch. The fit out is terrific, reclaimed wood and what not dominating, and a great looking bar. A delicious cocktail list, bourbon leaning but as balanced as it gets. Eager and friendly staff tending the floor and incredible pizza. The watermelon salad was perfect, cool, crisp melon and cucumber with a nice salty spike from the ricotta salata. Pies we ordered were the Fort Greene with sweet figs and salty gorgonzola, perfectly balanced. The Sunset Park was also killer, as were the cocktails. Great drinks, very nicely balanced cocktails. We had classics, Manhattan's and an Old Fashioned. Proper Old Fashioned, no muddled fruit or soda anywhere. Not sweet at all and garnished with an orange zest. Perfect. As for anyone that feels the need to comment on toddlers/kids, I'll say this. I have a toddler he's 18 months old. I work in a well known Manhattan restaurant. He, and most toddlers, behave better and make far less noise than a lot of patrons I've seen in the city. As for not knowing where said toddlers come from, welcome to the neighborhood Paul. You're clearly not from around here. To everyone else, enjoy. Come along anytime, you won't be sorry. The noise level, even with a few kids is no more than what you'd get in the city on any given evening. If you can deal with that, you'll love it!! If you can't, get your crochet rug out and warm up a cup of cocoa and stay in. read more

This has to be New York's most underrated & unkown Pizza spot. Ive heard no mentions of it from magazines or online list. Even talking to passionate pizza friends, not one, visited or knew where Wheated was. Its east of Prospect Park. I took the G train from Queens and had to walk 10 minutes after gettint out of the subway. The restaurant is located on Church Av. A busy block with a couple restaurants and bars. We arrived when it opened at 6p and a half hour into service they were almost at capacity (I guess locals keep it their secret). We sat down and ordered 2 cocktails. It was clear they were serious about their drinks. For food we ordered the stuffed Eggplant, a string bean salad, a white pie with mushroom and the meatball calzone. A lot of food for two people but we felt the need to try everything. Each dish that came out exceeded expectations. Their red sauce in particular was amazing. Its sweet and tangy and has all the right ingredients that make a sauce perfect. The crust of the pizza was cooked to the perfect temp, cripsy bottom but airy on top. The calzone rocked and came with a side of red sauce similar to Lucali's. We took some food home with us and it tasted just as good the next day heated up. I will be back for more drinks and pizza and will spread the word of this mostly unknown treasure. read more

So excited that I found a place with vegan pizza options right around the corner! The staff is super friendly and the majority of their pizzas can be made into vegan versions. I had the Park Slope with no cheese and added mushrooms. The crust was perfectly charred and thin, and the sauce was very light and not too sweet. We also got their watermelon salad without cheese and it was exceptional. I wonder if they realized that their wallpaper is the same pattern as the carpet in The Shining though? read more

Overall, this is arguably in the top echelon of pizzas in Brooklyn, and the bar makes it even better. The value and ambiance is heads and shoulders above the competition, like the over-priced and irritatingly popular Franny's in Prospect Heights. We went here to try it out on a Wednesday night at 8pm with a small group of friends and we were seated immediately. The bar in front is beautiful, and I could see how this would be a great spot to have a drink and then a pizza when you get hungry. We ordered the salad special, arugula with shaved fennel, parmesan and oranges, and three pizzas. The "Ditmas Park" was an outstanding pizza for not even having any cheese--it is quite garlicy and showcases the somewhat miraculous crust, which is a uniquely delicious crispy and thin sourdough. The "Sunset Park" was also very good with a spicy soppressata, as was the "East Williamsburg" with mushrooms. The naming of the pizzas as Brooklyn neighborhoods is very clever and makes choosing fun. All pizzas are $10-$15. The list of specialty cocktails ensures something for everyone, and they are made to pack a punch. The beer list is also very good, and offers a $4 draft (that night it was a Lionshead Pilsner). Service was good and very friendly (pizza makers came out of the kitchen to ask how the pizza was), although plates were not cleared efficiently. The decor is just slightly off (although the wood details and the bar are beautiful)--the dining room tables are oddly arranged and slightly askew, making the space feel like a coffee shop after a day of people moving chairs and tables to accommodate their work. Outstanding! We will certainly make this a regular place on our list! read more

I absolutely love Wheated. And not just for the usual great food. Which is great, trust me on that. It's also the service, and the folks who work there. The owner is a great guy, always greeting you with a smile and will come over and chat with you at your table. The waitstaff is so friendly, and the bartenders are always happy to have your company, and will chat with you like you've known them for years. The kitchen staff is always laughing and dancing, too. It's just a really pleasant environment to eat a meal. My absolute favourite pie is the Vinegar Hill. The grape must is a must (sorry, I'm apparently inspired by Phil Dunphy today). I also like the Borough Park and the Brighton Beach. I hope to try all of them one day! The salads are a great starter too - big portions, so they're great to share. I agree with the folks who talk about the crust - it's thin and crispy, well-done but not burnt, and has almost a sourdough flavor to it, which I think is pretty unique and I love that added depth of flavor that it provides. Oh, and don't forget to request their Thai chili powder. Be warned - it's spicy - but it's a great add to your pie. Their cocktails are also great. The cuba libre with white cola is pretty baller! And their hot cider will keep you warm in the winter cold. I also love the caipirinha. There's honestly nothing not to love about Wheated. The only thing I felt they were lacking was dessert options, and they've started offering pies and cakes and things, so I'm happy! The moral of the story is that you should go there because you will not regret it. I'm so excited to share this piece of our neighborhood with everyone! read more

Great place for a quality vegan pizza and a cute spot for a date night! Me and my bf have been here a couple of times and the food is always good although we did have to send one pizza back because something was missing​ but it happens, I wouldn't​t hold it against them. The service was a little weird though... it's probably because the space is a little narrow and the servers just kind of have to stand there until there's​ something to do...or she was fishing for a good tip....or maybe she thought my bf was cute, but our server seemed to be hovering around us, standing​ right by our table, and checking on us too frequently, it was almost hard to hold a conversation with each other without being interrupted like every 10 minutes smh. But all in all, the pizza was delicious! read more

I'll definitely be back to Wheated for drinks. Interesting concoctions from all over the world! If it isn't obvious from other reviews: this is fancy pizza, not 2 Bros.-type stuff. I usually like a big, greasy slice with a ton of sauce. At Wheated you'll get a giant personal pie with very thin crust. ~Half the pies have no sauce at all so I ordered mine with sauce -- next time I'll have to order double sauce. But it's very obvious all the ingredients are good quality and a lot of thought was put into the menu. Mostly, I'm ecstatic that higher-end places like this are popping up in the area left and right. No need to schlep farther north in Brooklyn for a night out anymore! read more

Finally... the very first food establishment in the area that serves a cocktail EXACTLY the way it should be served: the Negroni. And draught beer as local, cold and foamy as it should be enjoyed. Seen the decor before, but it's very well executed...for the neighborhood, it's among the top 5 among The Costello Plan, Milk & Honey, The Farm, and newcomer The Dogwood, if you like industrial, raw and reclaimed. Now, as a native New Yorker, I tend to prefer traditional tomato pie over wood-fired-oven Napolitano pizza. Therefore, my eating partner and I decided to try a Hawaiian twist and order the "Borough Park" (go figure) and...WOW WOW WOW. Our tastebuds were overwhelmed in the best kind of way. Thinly sliced pineapple, generous gorgonzola, caramelized onion, and fresh arugula! We ate it fairly quickly while the cheese was gooey and the crust, hot. The house salad was a perfect size and offered a citrus dressing, candied walnuts and gorgonzola cheese (who wouldn't want more), though it was overdressed. The service was 5 stars, and they have a cool chandelier in the dining room that's worthy of note. Prepare for some noise...it's echoey when the place is packed on a Friday night, but be rest assured the 'bar crowd' starts to thin out after 9:30pm. Thanks, restaurateurs, for doing everything you did to make this vision come to life post-Sandy, and we're looking forward to the next visit and supporting you long into the future. read more

This place is awesome! I'd put this in the Grimaldi's, Julianna's (better than Grimaldi's) Roberta's league! The drinks are awesome and not pricey... Salads are very interesting.. And the honey chili is a really nice touch. All in all its a solid pizza place that earns its spot on the "great Brooklyn pizza joints". This corner of Brooklyn is getting more and more interesting! :) love it! read more

My friend and I were so excited to try this place. We walked in and the pizza looked delicious. However, the service was so unbearably slow it ruined our experience. They had tables open, but it took them about 10 minutes to seat us. Then we waited more than 20 minutes to get water. It took over an hour to finally get our pizzas after we ordered them. The staff was nice when they did provide service, but they were generally completely inattentive. Not sure if they forgot about us or what. The pizza was good, but not worth the frustrating experience with the service. Unfortunately, we won't be back. read more

Yum! Wheated is a welcome addition to the neighborhood. Dairy is not my friend, but I make an exception for their pizza. My friend Caitlin can't get enough of their Sunset Park. She loves the spicy honey they provide so you can drizzle it on the pizza. I love the East Williamsburg because I can't get enough of mushrooms and truffle salt. Mmm, truffle salt. It's okay to share a pizza. We got one each, and had leftovers. We were stuffed by the second slice. Personally, I believe a good indicator of a pizza's quality is how good it tastes cold/the day after ... Wheated passed the test! Summer: try the watermelon salad. It's inexpensive and refreshing! The staff is very friendly, and they don't mind helping you select a fantastic cocktail to go with your pizza. Last but not least, I love the decor. The overall aesthetic of the restaurant is highly appealing; simple, warm, romantic and chill. read more

I went here twice... And really wanted to love the place. I found the drinks to be better than the pizza.The bartenders made/suggested awesome cocktails, and there is a decent draft list. But, I found the pizza to be mediocre at best. Both times the crust was flat and burnt, and the pizza lacked flavor. I ordered a salad and 15 minutes later they told me they were out of the greens needed for it. Not the end of the world but odd. I'd come back for drinks, but not dinner. read more