Best Pizza in NYC
Food scene
Right under the Brooklyn Bridge. The owner of the original Grimaldi's (now a well known local chain) cooking with the same oven from the first restaurant.
There can be lines, but getting there just before opening after a nice walk across the Brooklyn Bridge or around Brooklyn Bridge Park (https://maps.app.goo.gl/gUzdd) should leave you and your group with a good appetite.
94 il-persuni tal-post jissuġġerixxu
Juliana's
19 Old Fulton StRight under the Brooklyn Bridge. The owner of the original Grimaldi's (now a well known local chain) cooking with the same oven from the first restaurant.
There can be lines, but getting there just before opening after a nice walk across the Brooklyn Bridge or around Brooklyn Bridge Park (https://maps.app.goo.gl/gUzdd) should leave you and your group with a good appetite.
Artisanal pizza delivered with a meticulous focus on the dough. Delicious.
16 il-persuni tal-post jissuġġerixxu
Bread & Salt
435 Palisade AveArtisanal pizza delivered with a meticulous focus on the dough. Delicious.
There can be long waits, but the pizza is great. The chef is a longtime "neighborhood guy". He infamously got in a knife fight a few blocks away a few years ago. The name came from his favorite candy store in the neighborhood growing up.
168 il-persuni tal-post jissuġġerixxu
Lucali
575 Henry StThere can be long waits, but the pizza is great. The chef is a longtime "neighborhood guy". He infamously got in a knife fight a few blocks away a few years ago. The name came from his favorite candy store in the neighborhood growing up.
Razza
275/277 Grove StThin crust pizza from a wood fire oven. Delicious.