My favorites for Pizza Places

The Corcoran Group: Consistently and overwhelmingly delicious pizza – nothing fancy, just good. Grab a slice or take home a large pie with pepperoni.

Cheapism: Come here to enjoy some of the cheapest, tastiest personal pizzas in NY. Try the Tricolore ($10.50) or Prosciutto E Fichi for $12.50). Delizioso! Read more.

PizzaSnobo pizzasnobo.com: Big saucy slices and hefty chicken parmesan heroes. For more reviews check out www.pizzasnobo.com.

Eater: A popular favorite in the area, it doesn't only serve up perfection in pie form. They also offer pastas, salads like their raw brussel sprouts or kale numbers, and killer cocktails. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.

Damien Basile 😈: order 'the dude'. it's a bacon cheeseburger pizza and it's amazing!!

Eric McKeon: No matter what your order, get a side of meatballs. So worth it. So good!

The Corcoran Group: Go for the Pesto & Cheese thin crust base with Caramelized Onions and Button Mushrooms!

Broc Smith: Get the rectangle pan pizza

Cheapism: Go here for delicious, affordable thin crust pizza. Get a pesto & cheese personal 9" pie ($6.50) or a toppings-loaded Shroomtown pie ($12). Read more.

The Corcoran Group: Coal oven pizza at its best. Be prepared to wait on line and bring a few friends as the pizza is only sold by the pie.

Crunch Gym: Choose a fresh pizza full of veggies - the margherita pizza is a great simple choice with fresh basil.

The Corcoran Group: The ultimate spot that marries artichoke dip with pizza to make one of the most savory slices around. Regulars call ahead for pick up to save themselves from the insanely long lines.

Serious Eats: Roast Beef Special: House-roasted beef is dipped in its juices, layered with fresh mozzarella, and sandwiched between a roast-beef-specific bread that's a cross between an English muffin and focaccia. Read more.

thecoffeebeaners: Dare to learn the true meaning of Stromboli!

New York Habitat: Brick oven cheesiness. Another one of NYC's best spots to get a pizza. They don't do slices so either come here with some friends or be prepared to eat an entire pie by yourself!

Catharina Torok: Went in starving @ lunchtime; busy, yet folks behind counter still courteous; awesome slice of sicilian. Their barbeque pizza looked good; didn't try it

Buford Barnes: Established 1933, continuously operated. One of the originators of New York style pizza and one of the few coal oven pizzerias in the city. Inspiration for a key scene of The Godfather.

Valerie Ferreyra: yummy goodness

Allen S.: The pizza here is some of the best regular-oven pizza I've ever tasted. Their grandma slice to fresh mozzarella to veggie slice, and even calzone, everything tastes great.