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Bleecker Street Pizza

4.2 (3.4k reviews)
InexpensivePizza, Italian
Thu • 10:00 am - 4:00 AM (Next day)
Fri • 10:00 am - 5:00 AM (Next day)

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Moderate noise
Casual
Classy
Good for kids

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Michael Q.

On everybody's (including celebrities) NY pizza list. Solid slice, outdoor sit down tables (who wants to eat pizza standing?), ZERO nonsense service. What caught us off guard (in a great way) were the salads. The gentleman asked us what we wanted on the salad, handed it to someone behind him, and gave it back to us full and loaded with croutons. Just awesome. The window had all fresh slices and you felt that anything you picked would be great...and it was. Yes, BSP has the crispy "fold" down and we always enjoy stopping by for a quick slice (or 3) on our way to our next stop.

Nonna Maria. $4.16 + tax. One of the better specialty slices
Glenn C.

This is a long-running pizza institution in the Village for a reason. Compared to some other spots, you don't go here for a plain slice. It's plainly above average, with a particularly good crust that is crispy without being too burnt, with a pretty good tomato sauce and standard cheese. It folds properly, it isn't too salty, and overall it's a good slice at a reasonable price. You instead go here for the Nonna Maria, which is $4.16 pre-tax. It's the same thin crust, but with fresh buffalo mozzarella, homemade marinara sauce, Parmigiano-Reggiano, and fresh basil. Compared to the plain slice, it feels a bit lighter, being closer to a grandma slice, but not exactly, as along with the herbs, there's a lot more fresh tomato. Short review for an excellent slice. The Nonna gets a mid-4 while the plain and others get a mid-3.

Rebecca C.

Was recommend by a friend in the city to come here for pizza & I am so happy that I did! This pizza was amazing! So far, the best pizza I've had in the city. The dough throughout the whole slice was so crispy & fresh. Everything in the pizza had great flavor & balanced eachother out. I knew it was going to be good when I saw a lot of locals in the restaurant. I will be going back!!

Cathy F.

One of the best slices in Manhattan. Inside is classic NYC slices vibe. Line moves fast so staff are on point. Currently line out the door , well deserved

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Kyle T.

it's good but kinda expensive. i'm not from NYC but i stopped at a random place that did cheaper slices and i enjoyed it better

Alexa T.

I needed a quick bite and grabbed a slice of white pizza. It hit the spot! And there were tables inside and outside. I wanted the buffalo chicken but they ran out.

Ashly H.

This review is for takeout only. My coworkers raved about this place. I wanted to love it, but was only so so. Maybe we ordered wrong or it cooled off by the time it got to the office to eat our pies. Next time I'll try in person, because everyone says it's so good.

Jacklyn K.

I have such a mixed view on Bleeker St Pizza. The line was loooong and moved so slow for counter service which was unusual but staff was lovely. The first bite of the pizza tasted SOO burnt like charred burnt. But the pizza itself did not look burnt or overcooked at all? It was the strangest thing but every slice we tried the center of the pie area was so off putting. As you moved your way up the slice that burnt flavor got better. The ingredients were high quality- cheese, sauce, veg all tasted great. I think maybe the crust is just not my style! Really appreciate there's a ton of indoor and outdoor tables.

Holly K.

Loved their signature chicken parm pizza!!!!! A nice thin slice of pizza (each slice is pretty large), with crunchy pieces of chicken and juicy chunks of tomato on top. What made this experience 10/10 wasn't even the pizza, but meeting Gary (the old owner). He saw us looking at some of the photos on the wall and walked up to us to say hello. We stood and ate our pizza and talked to him for half an hour, it really made our time at this location special (and we felt lucky meeting him, because he only works on Fridays)!

Half plain, half Margherita
Gordon Y.

Cuisine: 6 Service: 7 Decor: 6 Value: 6 Overall: 6 Hate to say it, though nostalgia says this is one of the best slices in my college days, it no longer is. The most recent pie I had was not the thin delicious crust that I remember, but a thick bready version that felt more like Sbarro's in a mall. What the f### happened? The sauce was still quite good and the cheese was fine, but I can't get over the dough. Only positive note to the visit was that the garlic knots were not bad. I'll hit up this establishment again when I have the chance to allow them to redeem themselves. However, if the quality stays the same, this will no longer be the pizza institution I cherished.

Carissa P.

A fantastic spot to stop in for pizza! Prices were reasonable (roughly $5/slice) and service was fast. There are tons of places in NYC boasting long lines, but we came in on a Sunday afternoon and waited about 5 minutes total after ordering at the register to getting our pizza. Seating is rough, but we were able to snag a spot. Now I'm not from the area and am no pizza expert, but the crust was crisp, the toppings were flavorful, and portion was generous. Will definitely drop by next time I visit NYC!

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Ivy C.

Good pizza! Loved that Nonna Maria slice. No wait and seating inside when we went. Really only cared for Nonna Maria slice, it's worth it though! Would have tried a vodka slice but they did not have it when I went !

Nonna Maria Pizza and Pepperoni Pie
Katie R.

The first stop on our NYC pizza tour and it did not disappoint. The slices were massive, piping hot, and super cheesy. We got a Nonna Maria Pizza and Pepperoni Pie, and to my surprise the Pepperoni was my favorite of the two. The Pepperoni had a mild spice to it and the cheese was gooey but still cooked with some nice golden spots. This was one of the shorter waits we had at any of the spots we stopped in. There were only a handful of people in line ahead of us on a warm weekend day. All the seating inside and on the patio was taken, but we were able to eat at the high top table/bar along the line.

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Gluten free friendly?

Could be. Regardless, the pizza is made near gluten products. I think it's worth it. Enjoy the pizza and just handle the consequences

Can you accommodate a party of 11?

When I went, it was very busy lunchtime and I had a group of ten and we could not sit together. So I guess it depends on when you go.

Are the mushrooms fresh?

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