South Brooklyn Pizza peeps wrap a stealth Italian spot around their counter. Follow the hall past artisanal cheese/charcuterie into hidden back room. Rustic brick, fireplaces, and garden atrium pro... read more
Top-shelf pizza on a Little Italy second floor. Cozy speakeasy-style dining space with an open view of thousand-degree oak- and cherrywood-burning oven. Pizzaiolo Salvatore Olivella does Neapolitan... read more
Exactly the kind of pizza place you'd expect from a half-Japanese half-Indian French-Canadian. Crust is vegan and gluten-free, made fresh daily with wild yeast. Toppings favor farm-to-table with lu... read more
Fancy way of saying “pizza,” but Vermont export takes its dough seriously. Spent almost twenty years in the Green Mountains honing its craft before making the leap to Tribeca. Brings al... read more
Larger, more Manhattan-y version of Neapolitan spot already lighting it up in Williamsburg. Signature pies from Brooklyn carry over, joined by an expanded menu and a mozzarella bar. Pizzas divide i... read more
Midwestern-Neapolitan pizza from the chef of Marea and Ai Fiori. Dark wood on the floor and ceiling, brick walls for all around modern-rustic effects. Ten pizzas feature Wisconsin whole milk mozzar... read more
Waldy Malouf of Beacon does wood-oven pizzas and brisket/short rib burgers. Casual space, order at a counter. Pizzas made with blend of seven cheeses. Littleneck clams, ricotta, and garlic white pi... read more
Sicilian villa restaurant crosses the pond. Extensive menu tours through the best of Southern Italian. Homemade pastas like pappardelle in pistachio sauce, tagliatelle with black squid ink, bass-st... read more
Three styles of Italian pizza in a sizeable dining hall/White Stripes video set. Lacquered white and red walls and seating for 90 keep the energy up. Award-winning pizzaioli do Neapolitan, classic,... read more
Quirky Nolita ‘za joint expands with bigger EV satellite. Art-bedecked dining spaces, craft brews up at the bar. Dual wood burning ovens for Neapolitan bites, creative excursions like sho... read more
Slightly larger, more Manhattan-y version of Neapolitan spot already lighting it up in Williamsburg. Industrial accents join vintage touches like tin ceilings, white tile, brick walls. Signature pi... read more
Subterranean space rocking Modena-made wood-burning oven. Said bricks turn out seasonal 'zas topped with the likes of mustard greens and bresaola, hen of the woods and ramps, farm eggs and lardo fo... read more
Staten Island pizza mavens open a West Village counterpart to beloved eastside slice shop. Nestled between Off the Wagon and Minetta Tavern, so you're covered after too many brews or if Keith lets ... read more
Bergamo-based restaurant brings some authentic I-Tie to the WVill. Name is Italian for yeast, pies are long-fermented and finished in a Renato wood-fired oven. Balance of the menu stays ambitious, ... read more
Chic Nolita pizza from the folks behind legendary Joe & Pat's on Staten Island. (Former Bea doorman Angelo Bianchi is also part of the family affair.) Storefront shop may be narrow, but it&rsqu... read more
Staten Island pizza mavens take their cult hit west. No crazy EVill-style lines, table service so you can actually enjoy your 'za like a civilized person. Legendary artichoke pies joined by margher... read more
Master pizzaiolo with a shelf full of medals drops authentic Neapolitan pies on the West Village. Light crusts provide the base, artisanal Italian ingredients do the topping. Lemon and arugula on t... read more
Takes some cojones to open a new pizza joint in the Village, but easily justifies its address with serious pies. Uses the Roman approach, cooks in squares and sells by the pound. Artisanal results,... read more
McNally's eleventh launch, originally set up with Frisco legend Nate Appleman. The program: classic Italian, much of it cooked in dual wood-fired ovens. Thin-crusted pizzas in potato, spicy salami,... read more
Luzzo's offshoot, minus coal oven, plus Chelsea's Club Row. Doughboys no longer forced to choose between pizz(eria) and (panin)oteca. Hybrid wood and gas burner turns out skinny Neapolitan pies, in... read more
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Appointment-only, hour-long guided shopping experience. Second show...