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L'industrie Pizzeria - Williamsburg

4.6 (1.9k reviews)
ModeratePizza
Open • 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
Updated over 3 months ago

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L'INDUSTRIE PIZZERIA - WILLIAMSBURG ATMOSPHERE

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed

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Spicy Salami
Kevin G.

L'Industrie Pizzeria is a highly celebrated, contemporary slice shop located in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn. Founded in 2017 by Massimo Laveglia, a native of Pistoia in Tuscany, it successfully bridges the gap between classic New York City slice shop culture and traditional Italian artisan craftsmanship. The pizzeria has transitioned from a neighborhood hidden gem into a massive viral sensation, earning the prestigious title of Pizza Today's 2026 Pizzeria of the Year. They open at 12:00, and in anticipation of a long line like we witnessed on our pizza day #1, we showed up at 11:15, and no one was there. (The workers were bustling inside, but no customers lining up yet.) We walked around the neighborhood, which was quiet with gorgeous weather - sunny, 60's, and breezy, - with Spanish banter between neighbors, and a few leaves blowing around. We got back at 11:30 and there were three people in line, then us, and 15 minutes later, it was around the block. The doors open, you order, pay, and wait for your name to be called. Then you go to pizza heaven. This was some of the best pizza we ever had! (It is right up there with Uncle Rico's Pizza in Fort Myers, who always comes in 1st, 2nd, or 3rd at the national competition.) We got four slices - New Yorker - A bold, meaty combination of savory pepperoni and spicy sausage, balanced by the creamy richness of ricotta and the tangy sweetness of the tomato sauce. The crisp, lightly charred crust provides a satisfying crunch beneath the generous, gooey layer of cheese and toppings. L'Industrie - The salty, delicate prosciutto di Parma contrasts beautifully with the cool, buttery creaminess of the burrata, creating a rich yet refined balance of flavors. The thin, crisp crust provides a delicate crunch that offsets the silky cheese and tender, almost melt-in-your-mouth prosciutto. Pork Pepperoni - A classic, deeply savory slice with rich tomato sauce, melted mozzarella, and pepperoni delivering a concentrated pork flavor with a pleasantly salty, spiced finish. The pepperoni adds a slightly crisp, oily bite against the stretchy cheese and thin, crisp-bottomed crust. Spicy Salami - The soppressata brings a robust, peppery heat and a rich, cured-meat savoriness, while the mozzarella softens the spice and the Parmigiano adds a sharp, nutty depth. Fresh basil lends an aromatic lift, contrasting with the crisp crust and the slightly chewy, oily salami. For the pizza geeks - L'Industrie first cold ferments the dough for 72 hours. Instead of using a single commercial flour, they blend seven to eight different flours. This hybrid mix combines premium Italian imported Caputo "00" flour for tenderness and extensibility, mixed with high-protein American bread flour (like King Arthur) and local whole wheat flours for texture, strength, and flavor depth. They use live wild yeast for a complex, slightly nutty flavor profile and visual micro-blistering that you don't get from standard commercial yeast. After a long, cold cure in the refrigerator, the dough is brought to room temperature, and shaped carefully by hand. In pure Italian fashion, the sauce is incredibly simple and completely uncooked before hitting the pie. It is made strictly from Bianco DiNapoli Whole Peeled Tomatoes. These organic California-grown heritage tomatoes are highly prized by top chefs for their natural sweetness and low acidity. There is just a bit of sea salt to brighten the tomato flavor. L'Industrie does not use dried oregano, garlic powder, black pepper, sugar, or heavy spices in their base sauce. They allow the natural, bright sweetness of the crushed tomato to cut through the rich fats of the cheese and toppings. The shop relies on restraint and high-caliber, locally sourced or imported ingredients. They utilize high-quality, low-moisture mozzarella shredded in-house, but they apply it with extreme restraint. This prevents the slice from becoming greasy or weighed down, maintaining a pristine ratio of dough, sauce, and cheese.

New York, buratta, fig jam, Spicy salami
SHIVA N.

Best pizza in the world.i would travel to New York just to eat Pizza here They have mastered everything from the dough to the toppings, just perfect

Jane M.

L'Industrie is hands down the BEST NY pizza I've ever had! 100/10--an absolute must-visit! We tried the New Yorker, Burrata, and Fig Jam & Bacon, and every slice was phenomenal. The crust, sauce, and quality toppings were on point, but the real game-changer was their house chili oil. Drizzle it over your pizza and prepare to be blown away! We relished every bite and paired our slices with beer. I loved the chili oil so much that I even bought a bottle for $2 to take home! Service is quick, and slices come out fast. The vibe is classic NYC pizza: casual, grab-and-go, with plenty of indoor space and a covered outdoor area to hang out with friends. Do yourself a favor and get the chili oil on your pizza. This place is worth every bit of the hype!

L'industrie Pizza
Caroline N.

Note: there is a charge of $1.09 for the takeout box. A while pie takes about 15-20 minutes. Came by thinking to pick up a pie for the family. Got the L'industrie Pie (Prosciutto di parma and burrata). The prosciutto is a bit salty but it makes the pizza. My friend who is picky about the pizza, actually liked it enough that he was willing to eat leftovers! Unfortunately, I ate the slices for breakfast and lunch. The concord grape sorbet and pistachio gelato with salt and olive oil was a nice balance. Folls were helpful but if you need suggestions, be prepared for what you are in the mood for.

Michelle N.

We've had a handful of pizzas from different shops within the times we visited NYC, but had yet to try L'industrie. Seeing that we were going to be in the Williamsburg area, we decided to make a stop here for a quick lunch. Don't be too discouraged by the line if there is one - it moves fairly quick, and although the wait for your pizza can be a bit longer than other places, I thought it was worth it! They have a patio area right outside the restaurant, as well as various standing tables inside. It was a humid day so we really wanted to stay inside, and we got lucky while waiting for our slices! We got the namesake L'industrie slice and it was delicious!! Loved all the flavors together and the crust was perfectly crisp yet still chewy. They have some hot oil containers laying around, but be wary as it's pretty spicy! While we were eating, someone accidentally dropped their pie, but the staff quickly came to clean it up and offered him a brand new one which was really nice!

Burrata and Fig Jam and Bacon
Winni Z.

Came back with a visiting friend. The line was around the corner, but it moved pretty fast. We ended up with our pizza slices in less than 30 minutes. Service was friendly and efficient. It was very smoky inside, so it was a bit hard to breathe. Pizza was very delicious with crispy bottoms. The hot salami was not my favorite flavor, but it was yummy nevertheless.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Slices
Laura P.

Pizza tour night went to 2 different ranked places near hotel. No line when we walked in but within few min full. Tried the wine slush and the burrata and meat option. Burrata pizza was delish and the house made chili oil was a nice addition. Would def go back and ranks pretty high on my pizza list.

Michelle M.

Possibly hands down the best pizza I ever had! A good friend of mine recommended me this place to visit when I was in NYC. And I don't regret it all. Super delicious and worth the line. Cooked to perfection and I'm usually a fan of nyc pizza. My favorite is the New Yorker and the original L'industrie pizza. And top it off with chili oil! Perfection! I'm craving it until now. Such a vibe bc it's always packed with people inside and out.

Hannah H.

We decided to stop by L'industrie Pizzeria, offering various whole and by-the-slice, as well as sandwiches and desserts. We ordered: +the Burrata Pie - topped with tomato sauce, mozzarella, and burrata; this was considered their 'signature'; the sauce was more on the sour/tangy end +and, a slice of Margherita Pie - topped with tomato sauce, mozzarella, EVOO, Parm, and basil Both had thin crust and hung off the paper plates; they were just okay - thought there could be more cheese on top. The place does tend to have a line, and it does take some time to get your order(s). It is only counter seating, but usually it's full. Service was super efficient. One bathroom is on site. +long lines +limited counter seating

Pork and beef pepperoni pizza and cheese pizza
Jaimie P.

As I turned the corner, I did NOT expect to see the line that was waiting for this place! But I told myself, "I walked that far, and I'm not leaving without pizza!" Once the pizza place actually opened, the line moved quickly and efficiently. And let me tell you--the pizza was 100% worth the wait! The crust was perfectly crisp, with just the right amount of cheese and pepperoni. Highly recommend! Definitely worth putting on your pizza list!

George T.

This place, if you wrote down the definition of New York pizza this would be one of the places. The pizza was extremely good. For the New York style pizza, obviously different. I also consider myself a pizza connoisseur, next to ribeyes,barbecue and key lime pie, I'm probably saying my fourth is pizza. It's totally different than Chicago pizza, and I think it's because of the water I really do!!! What separates pizza places are either the ingredients, or in this place, what separates them is their crust. They make everything fresh right in front of you, pictures are below. Jennie took our order and she walked us through the menu. We ended up getting a big margherita pizza. My son got the 2 tomato slices, he isn't a big cheese fan. My wife got pepperoni, they have beef pepperoni or pork pepperoni. Mikey Love was really cool he came out and greeted me. My kids got a drink, and then guess what, their gelato was actually top tier. I went for pizza and found out the Geloto was was awesome. You go to a pizza place and then get gelato. They had vanilla and watermelon, it was so good. I got some for my daughter, I tasted it, and one of my self them one of my sons wanted some as well. Bernadette was making them and having a great time. Great Vibe here If you come to Brooklyn and you want great pizza, you need to try this place. This place is absolutely awesome.

Sabrina M.

Ills start by saying I follow a foodie pizza reviewer everywhere and I love the adventure but I'm an experience over food person. This place had both! Great corner in a vibrant neighborhood. Averaged around 50-60 young happy and friendly people. I'm a Roni girl but the fig and bacon and burrata were amazing! We tried all slices on the menu. I felt welcome and energized. Crowd was engaging, food fantastic! I'll try NYC locations next! A short walk from Domino park and fantastic views of city so grab your slices and eat while looking at the view:-)

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Allison W.

How delightful! This was highly recommended from TikTok and so close to our hotel. Best pizza we've had so far! Delicious, spicy, fresh, and perfectly crisp. Fast counter service, standing room only, many folks quickly stopping in and eating, inside and outside spots to eat! A good playlist too! I wish I lived close by because I'd be here so often!

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How many inches is a whole pie? I need to order for a work event. Thanks!

Hello! A full pie is 18" - it comes with eight slices and typically feeds four people. Feel free to place that catering order on our catering portal which you can find on lindustriebk.com. Thank you!

Do they have gluten free pizza?

Is there usually a long wait for to go slices?

There is just one line regardless if youre ordering a pie or slices. If you go right around opening (we got there about 40 min before opening and there was no one else there until about 15 min pre opening), you shouldn't have to wait long. But the… 

Do they have the Gelato, olive oil cake, bomboloni in Brooklyn location?

Yes they do. It's the original location

Anything vegan here?

vegetarian but not vegan

Do they sell pizza dough?

Yes they sell it. How else are pizza made.

Is it BYOB?

I saw a couple people do some low key byob

Do they take reservations for dinner?

Try.

How does this place stack up against Lucali?

Like how height wise. Get a ruler.

Is there parking in the area?

Street parking

How much does a whole pie of vegan pizza made with Daiya Vegan Mozzarella cheese cost?

It costs money.

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