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1 Dollar Pizza

3.1 (86 reviews)
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Closed • 10:00 am - 4:00 AM (Next day)

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Good for kids

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Lien L.

A decent utility slice of pizza that costs 1.50 a slice. Two slices and a coke is 4 bucks. You can't get any cheaper than that. The pizza does need more sauce but has a fair amount of cheese and was piping hot. I appreciate them having garlic powder and red pepper flakes for easy sprinkling. Place is tiny and workers were efficient. It's not the tastiest slice but it's a good ny style of pizza that's fresh that's good for a quick bite. So quick that I forgot to take a picture of the food lol

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Generous Y.

It's a dollar for a large cheese pizza slice, how can you complain? I guess if you order the specialties, but then you're at fault. Why not go somewhere higher quality for specialties when they're similar prices ($4-5) a slice? My friend asked for one slice of cheese and was charged $2 so I was like oh, I might as well get some pepperoni for $2. Turns out they thought he wanted two slices so he won with two large cuts of cheese versus my one pepperoni for the same price. The worst part is the pepperoni is literally a cheese pizza with three pieces of pepperoni and those three pieces adds another dollar. If I'm only rating the cheese pizza, which is the fair option, this place is above average. I'd visit here any day for a quick bite especially at that price. It's not like they skimp on the cheese either, there's a fair amount for the price. Crust is soft and not crispy, but its alright, again it's a dollar. I'm pretty holistic with my judgment and won't knock a place down because I know it's low quality and I'm expecting it to somehow be more.

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Phil H.

At times there not much more you can expect from a $1 a slice pizza joint. Yeah, it's a bit worn looking and grimy inside as many of these places are. Service is gruff and not too happy. The sign on the wall proclaims it's the best $1 cheese pizza slice which is laughable. At least there is a table outside the front door to eat your mediocre $1 slice of pizza. Kind of dry and tasteless. What do you expect? It's a $1 slice of thin cheese pizza.

Ashley C.

Classic $1 pizza trip! Satisfies any and all late night cravings, and was the best snack after a long day. Classic quick service and fresh pizza! Love the crust. Pizzas were almost the size of our face

great $1 pizza!
Josh B.

My favorite $1 pizza spot! Open late so you visit after a night of drinking. Nice crunchy crust, yummy sauce, and gooey cheese. Can't get much better than that!

Eric T.

It's a dollar. It's a slice. It's pretty damn good for a dollar. You fold it and the paper plate it comes on. Bliss. Although it may look a little light on the cheese and sauce, once you bite in you'll find, as has been mentioned elsewhere in these reviews, the ratio between these and the crust is close to ideal. (This isn't a "blot-off-the-grease" kind of slice.) A lot of times I'll find myself wandering around the neighborhood wondering what to get for lunch, and a quick nosh here is like the perfect Hell's Kitchen appetizer for, well, anything. Also, perfect late-night snack. The place does a booming business, so your pizza is likely to be very fresh. Even the slices with extras look enticing, but then they're more like $2 or $2.50 slices, and drifting into Amadeus Pizza territory (bigger, more excellent, but more expensive). Service is always quick, don't forget to give a decent tip. You might consider avoiding around three in the afternoon when local schools let out. Just a suggestion.

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Michelle D.

Browsing through the internet to find the best $1 pizza and a random website recommend this so off we go. Well, it's the typical NY pizza with thin crust and cheese. I don't try the other pizza so I can't comment much or compare it with other place. I would say overall it's okay. Nothing spectacular, but not bad either. The crust is not dry, but the cheese wasn't to the degree that you can do a cheese pull. The size is decent, depending on how hungry you are, in general 1-2 should be enough. Regardless, it's pretty wonderful that we can still find something to eat with just $1 in a city as fierce as NYC

It's a very small place so here's some people for scale. Taken from the doorway.

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worst pizza i've ever eaten. service was horrible, took 15 minutes for a single pie. vibe was bad, place was awfully hot.

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For only 1$ their pizza is way better then some that are sell 5$ a slice back in Montreal I did loved it and definitely recommand this place

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Friend and I went there last night and ordered a few slices. We woke up this morning with food poisoning.

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Solid slice, so cheap! Good filler when wife is hangry. Good ratios, mine was steaming it. Wiuld definitely go back!

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