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    4.0 (256 reviews)
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    Nduja pie
    Rose I.

    I thought the pizza was fantastic and thankfully was able to get 2 pies and shared them. While this is the best high quality pizza I ever had, if I had to choose between the white pie and Nduja pie, I would favor the white pie. The value is debatable but I loved every bite, and left no crumbs.

    Nduja
    Lynn N.

    The hype is real, this pizza was worth the $75! I came on a Saturday at around 1:30 PM, and we got the Nduja pizza for the next earliest time which was 4:50 PM. I knew there would be a wait, but we stayed at a coffee shop nearby, and came back at 4:30 PM to check in. Inside has limited seating, but we shared a table with another party, and waited about 30 min before our pizza was ready! There is table and bar seating, and it is first come first serve. The pizza slices were thin, but the first bite was so good. It was sweet, savory, and the burrata added such a nice creaminess. Since the pizza just came out of the oven, every bite was so warm. I have had pizza in NYC and SF, but this truly is the best. The only thing is that the pizza cools down quickly, so the next slices were not as fresh. But when it hot and ready, this pizza truly is the best! I would recommend trying at least once!

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    Kaycee H.

    Best. Pizza. Ever. Literally our favorite place in the world. We got the tomato pie ($35) and it was amazing. The crispiness of each slice, the fullness of the tomato sauce, the bubbles in the sourdough! Each bite is full of crunch and flavor, truly remarkable. I dream about this pizza OFTEN! We have been to Ceres a few times (including when they were doing slices, which they don't do anymore). We usually get there 30-45 mins before they open so we can have a pizza for lunch. We don't usually order for later. When we come at this time, we can usually secure a table. While there are drinks for purchase, there is self-service water. There is also a bathroom. It's a bit loud inside. Best. Pizza. Ever. We always recommend Ceres to our family and friends who say they're visiting NYC and always will!

    Nduja
    Fiona W.

    Yummy but pricey. We got the Mushroom and Nduja Pizzas. Both were flavored really well. Our pizza was super crispy because they had to reheat it. Lowkey a little dry because it was reheated but still good. I liked the mushroom one more. We ordered ahead so it was ready at our pickup time. There's some seating to eat inside but we just ate outside at a park because there weren't any seats.

    Sam S.

    Best crust I've ever had - perfectly crispy with minimal flop. It could have used more sauce and cheese but the crust more than made up for it. They only serve whole pies, not slices, so make sure to go with a group! We went at 11am when they opened and had to wait about 15 mins in line. Highly recommend!

    Lucy M.

    Online ordering was quick and easy! Nduja pie was very good and crust was excellent. As tomato sauce dislikers the flavor did get to be a little too much by the second slice, but would definitely return to try the white, vodka, and/or mushroom pies in the future. Definitely pricier than your typical pizza joint and I'm not enough of a connoisseur to say that this is way better than, say, L'industrie, but at least I didn't have to wait forever in line!

    White pizza
    Troy L.

    Delicious pizza. I ordered ahead for 5 pm pickup. Pizza was ready when I arrived. I ordered the whit pizza which include Pancetta, chives, crème fraîche. It has not no red sauce. The pie slice tasted clean, elegant, deeply savory. The cost was $40 before taxes. Will definitely come back to try other pies. Please note you need to order by pie. They don't sell by slice. So bring friends if you want to order here.

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    Cathie P.

    I was wondering what the hype was about and how could a pie be worth almost $70??? We went on a Saturday afternoon, luckily was able to reserve a slot and ordered 4 pies. There are some tables on one side and some bar seats at a counter along the other side. The space is not large and you need to be lucky to grab a seat to stay and eat. Seems most people were taking to go. We started with the Njuda, the most decadent (and pricey) pie with njuda sausage, burrata cheese and a drizzle of balsamic vinegar. I'm not sure what I expected but it surpassed it. It was my favorite until I tried the mushroom pie. Oh my, the mushroom pie was heavenly with a crème fraiche base and chives sprinkled all over. We also had the spicy vodka and the cheese. I ended up having 3 full slices and a bite of the cheese. Mind you, I am not a big pizza lover so I am usually done with 2 slices at most. The acidity of some tomato sauce and the salty dense crust really do not appeal to me. Ceres had neither of those. The crust is a sourdough which they somehow made a crispy base but a light, slightly chewy crust. Although I had 3 slices, I did not feel heavy. I don't know how to explain how much I enjoyed it. Yes I did fold the slice in half like a New Yorker should but the base was crispy so I had to actually fold it. We met someone recently who hated on Ceres because there was a mix up with his pick up order. I'm guessing that soured his opinion before he tried the pizza. Give it a chance and follow the advice people give about getting a slot and really try to eat it on the spot!

    20" pizza is 56.25% more pizza than the other guys' XL 16".
    Glen N.

    $68 for a pizza? Are you Ceres? Or just kidding? What is this, Disney World? Nduja? Can nduja afford it? It was worth it. It was worth having to come back a different day because they sold out. And it was worth standing in the middle of the room like a dope while the diners tried to ignore me. And it was worth waiting an hour for the call time and then another 15 minutes (Guns N Roses and Madonna come out quicker). Picking the BEST PIZZA is like picking a best Beatles record or Tarantino movie or my dad picking a best child after me, but I will say IF it's not the BEST PIZZA, it's #2. It's certainly the best flavor profile. Most people (including Dave "9.2" Portnoy) obsess over the baguette-inspired sourdough crust, and rightfully so. It's crispy and charred, yet chewy and airy. The spicy spreadable 'Nduja pork salami melts into the pizza, leaving deep, smoky, rich chili oils. Contrast that with a fresh, cooling burrata that reminded me of the dry pecorinos and parmesans in creamy form. Then add the bright, sweet acid of San Marzano tomatoes and 9 year aged balsamic vinegar. Perfectly aged. Michael Jackson would agree. For those with sticker shock, it comes to $8.50 a slice. Though, yeah, you "Must buy 8". Also, the pizza is 20" (314.2 sq in). An XL at Domino's or Papa John's is only 16" (201.1 sq in). You might think 4" is not a lot, but it is. I've tried explaining this to my wife on our first date. That's over 56% more surface area of pizza. We also got a $50 Mushroom (aka Crème Fraîche Mushroom Onion Pie), which is my wife's favorite pizza ever. The white sauce is rich, tangy, velvety, and decadent. The flavorful mushrooms are perfectly roasted. The thin onions caramelize, but only slightly. This one is $6.25 a slice. You might have to get one right away. You might have to get one on lay away.

    Jean O.

    Someone has perfected the pizza dough and it is Ceres!!! We had to check out what the hype was all about and it is hands down the best pizza I've ever had. We ordered on-line with a scheduled pick up time. Walked all over the City and worked up our appetite for a Nduja pie and a cheese pie. The place was packed and no seating so we found a small nook across the street and devoured the 2 pies! Delicious and worth the hype. Will def go back and highly recommend.

    Nduja pizza
    Leslie T.

    Swung by on a whim to try our luck, and somehow, magically, we were able to place our order and get our pizza right away. We got the nduja and only waited approximately 10 minutes, and we got a seat to eat in. The pizza itself is good. The ingredients definitely seem a step above your average pizza toppings, and the flavors really come through; the burrata, the vinegar, the nduja, the chili oil all hold their own while working together really well. That being said, I'm quite sure I was able to enjoy this pizza because of the serendipitous circumstances (i.e. not waiting). I stopped in around 11:30, and I saw on their clipboard that the next pizza would be ready at 2pm. If I had to wait 2 hours for this pizza, I'd probably be disappointed.

    Carmen L.

    We ordered the White Pizza ($40 for the pie), and from the very first bite, it was savory, rich, and literally melted in my mouth. You can tell they use fresh, high quality ingredients, the flavors were simple but perfectly balanced. At $40 for a white pie, it's definitely on the expensive side, but it's worth trying at least once for the quality and flavor. One thing to know before you go: they only sell whole pies, and they're incredibly popular. If you're planning to have dinner around 6:00 p.m., be sure to place your order 3-4 hours in advance. The wait is worth it, but planning ahead is must.

    Cheese
    Anna C.

    The best addition to celebrating the Knicks winning was adding Ceres to our pit stops. Ceres Pizza is hands down one of my favorite pizza spots not only in NYC but ever! It was totally worth the drive coming from Virginia. The pizza was absolutely delicious--perfectly cooked with a crispy crust, flavorful sauce, and generous toppings. The crust is what makes this pizza stand apart. Every bite was fresh, cheesy, and incredibly satisfying. You can tell care goes into every pizza they make. Ceres only sells pizzas as a whole box and doesn't sell by the slice. Stand in line and once you are at the front they will tell you the pick up time . You can also change the pick up time for a later time slot. I picked a time slot for an hour later and ran some errands! There is a bathroom inside and places to sit. Folks just need to be patient while waiting for a spot. There is a list of running places that always has a line and I am not surprised that Ceres joins the ranks. I know folks look at the $$ amount when calculating costs, but it is hard to quantify showmanship and quality. That's what you are paying for! So make some friends in line, split a pie, and keep on dreaming. I kid you not....I am still dreaming about this pizza and will make it a point to always stop by when visiting NYC!

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    We thought the food here was really very good. Nice place overall. Nothing's cheap in this area.

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    Is there dining in? Does Ceres take reservations?

    No it's first come first serve. But be sure to used their online ordering. Pick up time is accurate

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