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Bravo Pizza

3.6 (165 reviews)
InexpensivePizza, Salad
Closed • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Moderate noise
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Good for kids

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Cheese pie
Ben L.

Cheese pie and buffalo wings. Food delicious as usual. Pie had the perfect amount of cheese and sauce and the slices were pretty big. The wings were crispy and flavorful.

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Ebony M.

Bravo pizza is located at 31st & 7th Ave. A block away from the entrance of Madison Square Garden. My food order was not anything special. If you are a tourist, this place does not represent real NYC pizza. If there is no other place around, or you need to sober up from too much drinking this place will be fine. Came in on a day, NYC was having a heatwave. It was much more hot inside the restaurant, than outside. No air conditioner, I mean absolutely miserable inside this restaurant. It was 100 degrees outside, and it felt cooler outside on the street. I was vested into this restaurant, walked a few blocks to get my order to take home. Thankfully the service was quick. Placed a counter order for mozzarella sticks, and garlic knots, to go. The garlic knots were good. The mozzarella sticks were bland nothing special, and definitely overpriced. The prices are higher due to close proximity to The Garden, and Herald Square. Considering all the great Italian restaurants charge half the price, and taste homemade. The mozzarella sticks taste like they came from the frozen section of the grocery store. With that being said the next person's experience maybe better.

Garlic Knots, Veggie Pizza
Winn H.

Arrived at Bravo upon recommendation from a friend, and I have to admit I really enjoyed their Veggie Pizza. All veggies were fresh, and it was LOADED! Their garlic knots, though, were not too tasty. Between it being too much bread and the taste of garlic too strong and uneven, I didn't enjoy it as much. Their marinara sauce was good, though could not make up for the garlic knots. The staff were nice, and service was quick. Though it's a sit-down, some of the tables were a tad dirty and not too clean. Will also admit that it's a bit tight inside, though that's not too uncommon to find in New York. Return again? Potentially! But I may be trying a different location.

Buffalo chicken pizza

AWEFUL!! DON'T EAT HETE!!! Pizza was cold, soggy and salty. The guy in the white hat cheated me out of money. I gave him a $20 bill, he put it in drawer and then told me I only gave him $10. DON'T EAT HERE!

Pretty good. 1-10. It's a 5. It's good. Just good. Not outstanding. But good enough
Hociel G.

Food I good, service is great, ambience is nice and clean ambience.i like this place i been here many times. I'm a reviewer

Drew S.

They have damn good pizza in my book, and I would come back here whenever I'm in the downtown area. The other great part? Their food and drinks are affordable. In a city where everything costs twice as much, finding this pizza place was a welcomed sigh of relief. I actually had not eaten since 10am this morning simply because I was in meetings most of the day. Whenever you're in the city the rule is that you have to consume at least a slice of pizza. This is one of the best restaurants for pizzia and so many other Italian types of food. I also noticed on the sign that they offer soups and salads. The thought of eating a salad after a full day like today was nonsensical. I was served quickly and it was a comfortable restaurant to sit and relax.

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Brian B.

The pizza was good but with all the competition in NYC I would have to rate this okay. Now if you like pepperoni pizza it's good go ahead and get a slice. My rule for NY Pizza, when I walk in I need an Italian woman or man to say, order down there and have a seat. If that doesn't happen trust and believe the pizza will be just okays is this a biases response...I hope not. I'm just saying the best pizza I've had in NYC (search my reviews) had this. Now the question on bravo is would I come back and the answer is yes. If you're near time square go grab a slice you won't regret it.

Nick C.

Bravo Pizza is a very solid, dependable pizza spot right near Penn Station / Madison Square Garden. Service is quick, and there are plenty of seats & tables inside to enjoy your slices. I usually get a mushroom slice, though this time I also got a sicilian margharita slice and enjoyed that too. Definitely consider Bravo Pizza if you're looking for a quick slice!

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Dan K.

bravo - a shout of approval --often used interjectionally in applauding a performance. Not really how I would describe Bravo Pizza. Like most NY pizza restaurants they have a wide selection (Margarita, pepperoni, mushroom etc.) and this place will do if you're making your way home from the theater but if you're not and you have options you can do better. The service is fast and friendly - next time I'll eat before the show.

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Eugene C.

I went to Bravo Pizza recently for a quick bite to eat because I was in the Penn Station area. I should preface by saying that it's hard to mess up pizza in New York City excluding dollar/dollar fifty slice places. Nine times out of ten, you'll get a decent to very good slice from a pizzeria in the city. That being said, Bravo Pizza is definitely on the decent slice end of the spectrum. I got the supreme slice, which was okay but not spectacular and nothing to rave about. The service was fine and place itself has a good amount of space to sit to enjoy your slice. But Bravo Pizza definitely has the vibe of being a place that capitalizes primarily on its location near a busy touristy hub like Penn Station. In terms of slices in the area I think I would recommend NY Pizza Suprema.

Prepping up my mega-sized pizza

This is the best tasting NY Pizza ever! The crew is awesome as well. I will definitely comeback

Amaizing food Amaizing service drinks were awesome they were also so nice and it was a hidden gem. The ambiance was awesome it felt like an authentic New York pizza place

Thuy Dan T.

Did you really go to NY without night cap pizza? A local took me to Bravo and I liked how they had slices and squares here so we tried one of each. Of the two, my favorite was the slice of pepperoni and jalapenos. Decent flop and I like how the jalapenos were more blistered to get more of their spice infused on the slice. A solid choice overall!

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Super fast pizza! Crunchy crust! We had the buffalo chicken and the chicken bacon ranch. Delicious!!!

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Crisp. no flop. good cheese and sauce. i preferred it over Suprema which i had right after

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Saw a cockroach on top of one of the pizza pies on their counter. Sad to say but I don't think I can give this place another try after that.

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Such good pizza, better than other "famous" places. And cheaper. My new go-to for pizza in the city.

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Expensive pizza that had too much cheese and was mushy. There are way better places to try in nyc.

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Good selection but no comparison to Carnegie on the other side of the park. I found the slices to be greasy and bready. Not bad though.

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