Williamsburg Pizza

Semi drunk review. This slice hit the spot and was firing on all cylinders. The presentation isn’t great but tastes better than it looks. A rarity for the pizza industry. Favorite part was the tasty sauce and the crust at the end. Start to finish a very good pizza and I’ll be coming back soon. There you have it Williamsburg pizza not located in Williamsburg, a staple of the upper east side.

Full bodied with a great crust

1. Exceptional flop and very good crust, folds well 2. Tomato sauce too sweet and not enough flavor 3. Inconsistent cheese globs not delicious 4. Pep caps decent

7.7 for the grandma. 7.5 for plain. Good ratios and quick service

Big fan of the crust, overall a good slice, and worlds better than the Two Boots it replaced!

If debating between here or Vinnies, go here

Perfect after school walking home neighborhood slice. Thin, crunchy, no flop.

They put a lot of oregano on the cheese slice right away so if you’re not an oregano person this isn’t for you. I ordered well done and it was crispy, sauce was fresh, and cheese was pretty basic. A little grease but not so much that it drips. Good solid pizza

Very very good. The sauce. So garlicly and savory. Recommend

Great margherita and pepperoni slices — my favorite neighborhood pizza joint!

Low on cheese. Low on Crisp. Low on value $4. Sleeece. Should be a $2.75 Slicer for this quality.

Dough is a little airy but still crunchy. Solid sauce

Great spices added to the slice. Even a reheated slice is very good.

Just a little flop. A little doughy but it all works. Pretty solid

Great slice, nice crispy crust with nice sauce.

Love this slice. It’s big. Crust is terrific — zero flop, nice crisp, a little chewy, and delicious flavor. Sauce is perfect, with a lot of tangy tomato flavor. Perfect amount of cheese (not too much). A little greasy, or it might have been pushing even higher. Next level kind of slice. I’d go several blocks out of my way for it.