Pizza
The classics like Lucali in Carroll Gardens and Di Fara in Midwood are always worth the pilgrimage. Both are old-school, both have lines, both deserve them.
For the new wave: Lucky Charlie in Bushwick, Mano's in Ridgewood, L'Industrie (the burrata slice is the move; the line is real but moves fast), Mama's TOO! on the Upper West Side, Ceres in Tribeca, and Chrissy's in Greenpoint.
Lucali
Upscale brick-oven pizzas, calzones & wine served up in a rustic, stylish eatery.
Di Fara Pizza
Pizza fans trek to this no-frills Midwood storefront & queue up to partake of its storied slices.
Lucky Charlie
Bushwick pizzeria serving Neapolitan-inspired pies with blistered crusts and quality toppings.
Mano's Pizzeria
Ridgewood pizza shop turning out crispy, well-charred pies with quality ingredients.
L'Industrie Pizzeria
Little Italy outpost of the Williamsburg pizzeria favorite, with crispy pies and creative toppings.
Mama's TOO!
West Village location of the beloved Upper West Side pizzeria, known for thick, cheesy slices.
Ceres
Nolita pizza spot with creative, seasonal pies and a focus on high-quality, local ingredients.
Chrissy’s Pizza
Greenpoint pizzeria from Chris Hansell — a 'throwback slice shop that doesn't do slices.' Pies only, dialed-in NY-style: sturdy crust, tangy sauce, restrained toppings. Often a wait, always worth it.
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