Lower East Side Pizza
“Perfect slice, solid delivery.”
“No pizza joint in MD compares to NYC pizza, hand made lots of toppings.”
“Basically, this is a little pizza spot across from Seward Park and he library.”
Lower East Side Pizza
Delivery: Yes
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Bike Parking: Yes
Good for Kids: Yes
Outdoor Seating: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Under $10
6 reviews
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I bought a large pepperoni pizza for takeout, and it was delicious. It was 16$, a bit pricey… Other than that, the people at the place were friendly. The pizza crust is thin and crispy (which i love) the cheese to sauce ratio is perfect. Its not too salty nor bland, and the amount of pepperoni was not greedy on their part. Needless to say, I will be back.
The crust was phenomenal, crispy and light, the price was right at $2 a slice, the ratio of cheese to sauce excellent but alas, the sauce for the pizza was slightly saltier than the sweetish, tangy tomato sauce that I prefer. I wouldn't go out of the way to come here but if I were in the area and needed a quick slice, I'd venture in. The staff is friendly and nice. This is a small place–there are only two tables outside and if I remember, only 1 inside. But Seward Park is conveniently located across the street.
Let me start this review by stating I am not a fan of pizza. There I said it. I know you may be thinking that I'm insane but I'm just not a fan of pizza. Bad experiences in a ghetto elementary school with cardboard pizza for 5 years ruined pizza for me permanently.
In spite of this, I decided to stop by today and pick up a couple of those jumbo NY style Ninja Turtle sized slices.
The "supreme" was one of the best slices I had in a while. Cheesy, with a slightly sweet sauce, and a crunchy crust. The peppers and onions were fresh and was not overkill greasy like a lot of places.
When I get the craving for pizza again in the next few years, hopefully this place will still be here.
New name (used to be East Broadway Pizza) and new management. They didn't have buffalo chicken pizza this time around, but they did have a delightful chicken bacon ranch. The pepperoni slice was better than last time I tried it. $7 for 2 slices which isn't bad (guessing the chicken bacon ranch was more than the pepperoni), but they're not quite up to the standard of the best places. Where are the napkins? I didn't feel amazing after 2 slices, though only the pepperoni was noticeably greasy.
*Must Try: Chicken, Bacon, Ranch pizza. Everything about it is perfect. The ingredients are fresh, there is just the right amount of dough, and the abundance of ranch sauce is heavenly.
*A regular slice is $2.50. The Chicken, Bacon, Ranch is $3.50. Get a slice of both for an easy $6 lunch that you will definitely enjoy.
It's yet another whole in the wall pizzeria in New York, but a bit cleaner than you'd expect. For the price point the size and quality is solid…a regular slice will run you $2.00, specialities will run you upwards of $3.00. The staff is quite friendly and efficient and the turn around of the pies in the counter display is good. While the only aspect of this shoppe that's out of the ordinary is their stock of Cherry Vanilla Coke, at the least it's reliable and affordable.