Very cute spot literally on the corner. Has indoor and outdoor seating. Has a romantic vibe but still casual and welcoming. The bar is long and rustic with a wood top kinda gives that old world touch. Surprisingly with only one worker the service was great. This man was the bartender, waiter and chef! This is pan style pizza, I order the new Sam and it was tasty. The crust was crispy and light! All the ingredients were fresh. I liked the hot honey touch as well. I had a glass of the flora which wasn't bad at all. For a neighbor hood spot I really liked it...I will be back! read more

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I pass by this place so many times since moving around to this neighborhood and I always thought to myself, " this is cute, I'm have to come check it out sometime". Well almost 2 years and 1 pandemic later I finally tried it. Apparently this place use to be call Glou. I checked their old menu out online by mistake. It didn't have any pizza on it and that's how I knew something wasn't right. Everytime I walked by here I would see so many people having a good time sipping on their wine and enjoying a deliciously looking pizza between them. I investigated further and saw a few photos of the new menu. They specialize mainly in pizza now with some salads and appetizers. Their wine menu is quite extensive obviously. We order the shrooms pizza and a Farrah salad. The most noticable thing for me about the salad was the goat cheese. The goat cheese gave it a really nice texture and extra flavor. The pizza was very interesting. It wasn't the traditional circle pie, it was a rectangular one but not like the grandma ones at all. The most noticiable thing in that first bite was the crunch. This pizza didn't use the typical dough, it was on top of what seemed like focaccia bread but it was really a sour dough type bread..at least that's what the waitress explained to me. Nonetheless it tasted amazing and there was absolutely no left overs to bring home. The vibe of the restaurant was very cozy. Bookshelf's at the corner, nice plants, and a wine shelf at the back of the bar. The music at night on the weekends wasn't to my liking though. They were playing really loud punk rock, which didn't really match the setting at all. I'd probably just get take out next time. read more

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Corner Pizza is a nice little neighborhood spot. They are friendly and have a nice selection of wines. Ive walked pass many times but finally decided to stop and dine in. Ive grabbed a slice to-go once before of their tomato pie and it was good, so I figured it was time to get the full experience. They have counter service so it's usually a 2-3 person crew working there but service is quite fast. Its dimly lit so it does have a romantic vibe. Definitely a good place for a date. Music is meh lol. I was able to try both the RBG pizza and the Cacio de pepe. Im not pizza expert but pretty sure they are pan pizzas. Fresh ingredients and each pizza is made to order. They were both pretty tasty but here was the big issue, they had to be hand salted afterwards because they were SALTY. Every one or two bites your palate would just get overwhelmed by salt. Perhaps it was an off night but I could feel my blood pressure rising lol. I also had 2 glasses of wine. A rose and a rioja both were fine for around $14 a glass. read more

Corner Pizza And Wine - Menu - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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My friend loves this neighborhood corner pizza spot and was very excited to take me here; I was very surprised when I checked in and saw that there were only 7 reviews. I was originally thinking we'd get takeout, but she said she loved the ambiance here, so we walked over. It's a semi-casual pizza joint x classy wine bar, which is an interesting mix; you have to order at the bar and pay there. It's very dark and the front door is wide open, and we had to sit near the open door since we were a group of 3 and there aren't many other tables of 4. + Caesar salad - I'm not even going to rate this because I would never order Caesar salad on any menu, but my friend is obsessed with this dish. She said it's the best Caesar salad she's ever had, and her goal is to be able to make something like this but she hasn't been able to. It's certainly very crunchy and it's surprising that they're able to keep it that way considering that there is sauce between every lettuce. However, I don't like lettuce so it was not possible for me to love this dish. + Shroom pizza - 5/10 - I have very mixed feelings about this because the flavor and texture were great but way too salty so I had to drink a lot of water to eat this. I loved the toppings - great mushrooms and ricotta - and the texture of the pizza, but I would not want to get this again. + Eggplant parm pizza - 8/10 - I actually really liked this pizza; surprisingly, the texture was much lighter than the other pizza, and the red sauce was really good. Unfortunately, I also felt that this was a bit salty, but much more tolerable and I would get this again. Overall, the prices are pretty reasonable for the portion of pizza; we got the small (4 slices, about $18 each). I probably would be willing to try this again because I did really love the texture of the pizza and order this for takeout next time since I didn't love how dark it was. (The photos are from using my phone light and my camera). read more

For context, this place used to be a wine-bar named Glou, but because of the pandemic, they had to shift gears and become a pizzeria. We came on a dreary Saturday evening, and the place was half-occupied, with both indoor and outdoor seating. It seemed very chill and cozy, and their decor helped that -- lots of plants, photos, and an open aesthetic. We came in and asked for a table for 3, and the woman making the pizzas seemed incredibly unimpressed, even annoyed, at us. I'm not sure what was going on, but it did not contribute to a good vibe... However, our server was delightful and all full of smiles. She was able to recommend some things, and we were grateful for them. Service was fast and the pizza served here is of the pan variety, with 6 slices (so about enough to feed 3 people, if you get a side as well, which we did). We got a bottle of wine and a beer, a burrata starter, and a pizza I can't remember the name to, but which had goat cheese. The wine and burrata were okay, and while the pizza excelled at being crispy, the focaccia texture just wasn't doing it for me. The pizza felt like it was missing something to balance it out, and only after did I realise that it didn't actually have any of the meat indicated in the description...Beside that though, I could also be biased because as a native New Yorker, I prefer thin-crust. However, I think the bread on this excessive and not having the ingredients promised really left a bad taste in my mouth. I'm not sure if I'd give this another shot -- maybe if I was just trying to hang out with friends over some beer/wine, but definitely not for food. Also, I'm not sure if this is important to you, but just a heads up that none of the staff were wearing masks. read more

So, I appreciate the service and I like that they have a heavy pour on red wines but all of the food I've tried here is very salty. I visited on two separate occasions so I'm inclined to believe it's a recipe issue and not someone accidentally being too heavy-handed one night. I'm glad they expanded their pizza selections and I liked the concept of the RBG and the Cacio E Pepe; however, I won't be returning until someone dilutes the recipes. It was so salty I didn't want to finish eating my food :/. read more

Corner Pizza And Wine - The RBG - Pizza Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The wine is very creatively curated and colorfully described (literary flair). Pizza is delicious. The place has a very particular vibe, not for everyone, feels like a labor of love and that makes the difference. read more

I actually had an ok time the first time we went here. We had wine. The second time we walked in, the owner grew frustrated with us. He must've thought we didn't answer his "can I help you" and said "when someone asks a question, you respond." We left. I rated the place 1 star on Google. Immediately, this guy responds with an extremely judgemental message about my social incompetence. If you're going to be judging someone's social competence, you should at least have some yourself. You could've said "excuse me?" or "I couldn't hear you." My partner responded and the guy did not acknowledge her response. I guess he didn't hear either of us. I understand hearing problems; I don't have great hearing myself. You don't have to get so grumpy about it, though. read more

Really great pizza with a nice wine selection and ambiance. A large was perfect for splitting between 2 of us. I loved the thick crunchy but chewy inside crust. We split the tomato pie with added mozzarella and anchovies. It was fun to sit at the bar with the hun of the restaurant around us. The place seemed busy and customers looked happy. I will definitely go back to try the rest. Would recommend as a fun place for a date night. read more

Fantastic variety of pizzas and wine! Great low key vibe and atmosphere for such a delicious restaurant. read more

I've been to Corner Pizza (FKA Glou) 3x now and each time I come here I get more confused about what this place is supposed to be. It's obvious they're trying incredibly hard to run this ow-key neighborhood joint where you can casually walk in, grab a pizza and a glass of nice wine and hang out, but unfortunately it just doesn't succeed at what it's trying to do. During my last visit, the person running the show there was pretty rude to me. I'm all for a little ribbing but to be called dumb by the person serving you just doesn't feel right. I think it boils down to, the person who runs this place thinks they're hilarious but it doesn't land. Just look to their site: "Pizza place formally known as GLOU / You never knew how to pronounce it anyway (GLUE duh)." The "No Smoking" sign in the bathroom also adds something alone the lines of "No Smoking Crack" which again just isn't funny and feels like a joke from 15 years ago. This person seems to have a great time running running their business like it's a mix of Dick's Last Resort and also WOW YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO SAY GLOU LMAO, but it's not for me. Also I just don't think the pizza is that good. It's a little too salty and from the looks of it, they par-bake the dough earlier in the day and just broil toppings on top. If you're going to spend $14 on a glass of wine and $30 on a pizza, New York has plenty of better places to do that. read more

Definitely the worse service I've ever experienced in my life - and I don't say this lightly. In addition to the insulting treatment, the place was too dark to be considered "mood lighting" - I actually thought the place was closed at first - and the door was left open so it was quite cold. I would avoid this miserable establishment. read more

Love everything about this place. Atmosphere is cozy and welcoming. The music is always great. And of course, the food is excellent. I'm salivating thinking about the pizza. They're rectangular pies, super crispy and delicious combinations. We've had almost all of the variations, from super veggie to pepperoni. They have a great wine list too and local beers. Wish they were open sundays! read more

Love the ambiance and the space. A little euro-cafe-ish but not pretentiously so. Elegant but no frills. This would be a great date spot. The food is good but so salty it's almost over the line. Wine selection is great. I had a pleasant experience until I interacted with the owner who was short and curt with me. He was cold and aloof as I ordered and when I asked a few questions about wine, he treated me like an idiot. After my meal I complimented him on the space and how much I enjoyed myself and it was like I had spat on his foot. I've worked in bars and restaurants my whole life and I try never to be a bother, order modifications, annoy staff or be a needy diner/drinker. I've worked in the most wretched bars of bourbon street and I know how annoying customers can be. I don't need workers to rub my feet and pat my back. The industry is rough and maybe it was an off day. But I've never been shut down like that. I saw several other reviews by people who had similar experiences. It doesn't cost anything to make people feel welcome with a smile or a quick conversation. This is I guess something to convey privately to the proprietor so should he respond I will gladly delete, it's just important to me that he gets this feedback and can take it or leave it. Being just a little nicer would elevate this place to greatness. I will try again in the future because I want local businesses to thrive but for now will be casting my net wider. read more