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    Amore Pizza Cafe

    3.6 (78 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 1:30 AM (Next day)

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    Outdoor seating

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    Meredith A.

    We enjoyed this place! We did a little "pizza tour" and visited several pizza shops in NYC. This one was clean, friendly, and had delicious pizza. They even had one with noodles on it! How fun!

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    Veronica G.

    I stopped in for dinner. Was a pleasant surprise to see such a diverse menu, everything from slices of pizza to salads, sandwiches, and seafood. Ultimately, I was enticed by the several pies that were on display and ended up getting a couple of slices. Both were amazing and hugely portioned. I couldn't even finish the two. I also picked up a fresh Greek salad that was generously filled with feta cheese, black and green olives, tomatoes, lettuce, cucumbers, and a bit of onion. They have several dressing options. I think I tried the Italian and it was perfect, not too tangy. My cashier, Mo, made the experience even more delightful. His fun and friendly demeanor will surely keep the customers coming back! What a friendly and fun guy! I took my order to go, but there's definitely space to enjoy your meal within the restaurant. It's a casual atmosphere and the restaurant was clean. I highly recommend Amore Pizza Café.!

    Haleh H.

    3.5 it is. Pizza is just ok. It's spacious and there is seating which is nice, drinks & also salads.

    My trio pizza it was delicious!
    Nickole C.

    My family & I absolutely loved this pizza place. As we were leaving NY we decided to stop by here for some pizza. The place looked nice, clean and friendly staff. I was unsure what I wanted to get so I asked for advice and guided me with their trio pizza with pesto. It was all vegetarian & my daughter got a classic pepperoni it was fresh and the crust was light thin and u could hear the crunch it was delicious. Next time I am in NY I have to stop by and get me some more of that slice(trio). We also ordered a side of grilled chicken and it was super moist and fresh cooked to order. I absolutely recommend this place. It's been Nikky approved!

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    Margaret S.

    I like this pizza spot. It's conveniently located on the corner of 58th and 9th ave. I always order on seamless it's just easier for me and I'm always in and out. So far I've enjoyed their mozzarella sticks, garlic bread, beef patties and their slices with pepperoni and extra cheese. Everything was perfect. The mozzarella sticks were large and cheesy, the garlic bread was garlicky, the beef patty was meaty, and the slices were so big and extra cheesy; just the way I like them. I definitely try to come here at least once a week to get my carb fix. See you soon Amore Pizza!

    Anthony H.

    I was in the area and wanted a slice of pizza because how do you go to New York and not; so I stopped in after reading other reviews. The restaurant is what you'd expect from a pizzeria and the atmosphere is average energy, nothing loud or quiet about it. The service was quick, just like NYC and the prices were on par with what you'd expect. I will admit that after I ate my slice, I did get another because damn it was good. When you've been to so many restaurants in New York, it's hard for a restaurant to stand out but pizza wise but Amore Pizza Cafe does. They're menu has a lot of items on it so you should take your time. However, I believe no matter what you get, it's going to be great. I would definitely recommend Amore Pizza Cafe for the food, the atmosphere and the reasonable priced food.

    Rosanna V.

    10 out of 10 . Buffalo hot wings are delicious. Prices are reasonable. It's a nice walk from Columbus Circle and Central Park.

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    Adam B.

    Might feel a bit incongruous, but sometimes you just want a slice after a long night at the opera. Conveniently located on the cusp of Hell's Kitchen and open late. There are lots of slice options here, but the classic cheese is a delicious choice. Cheese Slice: Most notable trait is that this was nice and saucy, which is great since some slice places can be a little dry. Also, lots of gooey cheese. Thought the crust wasn't as firm/crunchy as some places, but that was fine. Quite filling for $3.27.

    Multi-meat and pepperoni  slices

    The Good: A large selection of delicious pizza The Bad: A huge menu of other things no-one orders The Ugly: My wife eating pizza with a fork and knife We were going to go to Bleeker Street Pizza because it is supposed to be the "best pizza in town" but an Uber ride would have cost more than the dinner. So we ended up at this place not too far from our hotel at Lincoln Center. A classic "pizza by the slice" restaurant that you see on every street corner. Pick your slices and wait a few minutes for them get re-heated. I you dare to venture away from the many varieties of pizza available they can accommodate you. This place is on a busy corner so if you like people watching this is a good place for that.

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    Cathy F.

    Better pizza option in the area. Love their rainbow slice. Plenty of indoor seating with AC. Friendly staff and good prices for the location. Will be returning to try their other options, I see their menu items are all priced really well (mostly10$ or less).

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    Erik B.

    Every so often, there will be a pizza place that blows your mind in terms of quality and selection when you may least expect it. Earlier today, my wife and I found this spot on 58th St. while in a rush to make an appointment. On first glance, we instinctively thought "this is just another pizza place" but we were sorely mistaken. We ordered a slice of the macaroni pasta pizza and a slice of chicken Parmesan. Both slices work big, well moisturized (did I really just say that??), and delicious tasting. There are enough pizzas to wrap around the entire open glass viewing area and it's obvious that with four major ovens, this place generates a lot of volume. Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of other places in the local area that offer pizza but for some reason, this corner spot stands out.

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    The pizza was awful. Cakes incredibly stale. Inedible. Would never eat again even if it was free.

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    Good pizza and Italian food. They always make you feel welcomed there. Try their Chicken Parmigiana Vodka Sauce Sub.

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    B Side Pizza & Wine Bar - Carbonara pizza! Be sure to break the egg yolk in the center for some crust dipping goodness.

    Carbonara pizza! Be sure to break the egg yolk in the center for some crust dipping goodness.

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    BarDough - Fresh spaghetti tossed in rich house-made meat sauce, finished with basil and parmesan a BarDough favorite for pasta lovers.

    Fresh spaghetti tossed in rich house-made meat sauce, finished with basil and parmesan a BarDough favorite for pasta lovers.

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