TNC 2

I was hungry and this did the job. It’s not the thinnest nor is it the crispiest but hey—that’s not their name; it’s just Thin & Crispy. So no false advertising there. Ingredients seemed a little cheap. Sum of the parts is above average though.

Rubbery cheese

Crust redeems it. Not a massive fan of the sauce, but the crust has a great char. Overall good slice

Thin and crispy is a lot of pressure to live up to. And it came close. It wasn’t that thin because of heavy loaded cheese. It did have a crisp crust decent flavor just a little greasy and too heavy on the cheese or for me would have been higher score.

This pizza has a bad flop also a lot of grease the whole first bite of the pizza it all just fell apart horrible this pizza has no taste but getting half way through the pizza it was better at the end near the crust...this is a slice not a whole pie but I would think slices are better than a whole pie just about every where ..I wouldn’t come here again for pizza !! One bite everyone knows the rules..4.5 👎

Old school pizzeria w old school quality pizza. This is a premium football slice and could eat every day. Sauce cheese crispy all come together for a classic NY slice in phila. Big 👍🏽to thin and crispy.. not as thin as expected

It’s nice to finally get a respectable slice these days...it’s been rough lately. I feel bad for Thin and Crispy because the previous review “said” 7.9 and somehow he gave it a 5.0. Newsflash...this is a LEGIT, old school slice of pizza. The slice 100% fits the name as it’s definitely thin and crispy. Great sauce, very good cheese and they work well together. You get a bigger than average slice for $2.40 and I’d 100% come back if I’m in the area. One thing to note: the great Tacconelli’s is 2 minutes away...so if you’re in the area after 4:30PM and they’re open... you just have to snag a pie from Tacc’s if you can get one. That’s a review.