I love bread, and this is an excellent place for people who love bread. The pizza was delicious, too, but I keep on finding myself thinking back to the bread. I stopped by in a group of 3 for dinner and we decided to start the meal with their bread and butter tasting ($18). If you love butter, this is totally worth it! You get to try two varieties of their baked in-house breads and the cultured butters they serve are really fun to try. I appreciated that the butter servings were big enough that I could slather a generous layer of the butter onto each piece of bread. My only regret was not ordering more bread. Another pleasant surprise was their salad! I'm usually not one to order salads at restaurants (I could just make it at home!) but I was pleasantly surprised by the salad they had that day. We ordered 3 of their pizzas to try a variety and to take leftovers home. The pizzas were savory, cheesy, and the crust was as delicious as I'd expect! But if I were to be completely honest, I'd save my stomach space to just have a meal full of their bread. read more

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Loved being able to make an online reservation in advance. Definitely glad we did since it was pretty busy for a Saturday. Give yourself time to find street parking, otherwise there's a parking lot within walking distance. Another great perk about Razza is being able to utilize my Chase dining credit. The tables are very intimately organized. Service was attentive. The pizza was super fresh and we enjoyed the pies we shared. The real star of the show were the meatballs. We had already ordered bread (also good, but some of the butters are an acquired taste) and almost skipped the meatballs. So glad that we didn't! Definitely worth a visit. :) read more

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I don't know what the fuss is all about for this place. It comes super highly reviewed and regarded as some of the best pizza around...... I don't get it. We got reservations 2 weeks out. The pizzas are small for over $25 each! Not worth it! Needed 1 each. I would have thought the pizzas would be packed with sauce and cheese but minimal. Service is fine, pretty easy if you're serving pizzas, beer/wine, and a dessert. One word to describe the whole experience: pretentious read more

I think the outdoor seating is great vibes in the summertime, but we thought the pizza was just meh. Like really nothing special about it. If you've had Lindustrie or Bleeker street pizza, those are still my top picks - for char, crisp, and doughiness. read more

Razza - Pizza Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

Absolutely amazing! I absolutely loved the pizza here. The servers were some of the nicest I've had the experience of having. I don't live in NJ anymore and the pizza is exactly the way I remember it. We ordered three pies, and each one was as good as the last. Can't wait to come back next time I'm back in NJ. read more

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Delicious pizza, attentive service and well organized restaurant. Razza has serving pizza down to a science and their expanded interior really allows for a more enjoyable experience that doesn't feel as tight and cramped as other pizza spots in NYC. We went with all-classics for our trip here including the Kale Salad, Meatballs (with Ricotta) and a FUNGHI + SANTO pizza. To me, the meatballs were the star of the show. Rich, flavorful and a generous portion of ricotta surrounding a handful of delicious balls of meat. It felt perfectly seasoned and flavorful without being overly heavy or meaty. Our server recommended keeping the sauce in case we wanted to dunk any of our pizza crusts. That was a great idea, though his suggestion for a FUNGHI pizza fell a bit short. I've heard great things about it online so was a bit disappointed that it felt a bit bland and the lack of proper red sauce made it less attractive compared to the meat-forward Santo. Still, based on the number of reviews raving about the FUNGHI maybe it's just me and I think if you have enough people to split a few pies it's worth trying and seeing for yourself. Finally, I also liked how there were separate entrances and exits for pick-up / delivery orders that was separate from the main dining area so the space didn't feel crowded by Uber Eats and people waiting for pick-up. All in all, I found NYC pizza, especially from Massara (the sister restaurant of Rezdora) to be better. But still, no knock to Razza here and worth a visit if you live in NJ! read more

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Got the Calabrese, burrata, di Natalie They were all pretty good, I'd give it somewhere between 3.8-4, I think the crust could've had some more flavor overall but the toppings Made it good read more

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My friend mentioned I should try Razza out since I love pizza. I had this place bookmarked for some time and finally was able to stop by. Made reservations via Resy. There are two entrances, facing the building, the door on the left is the entrance to restaurant and the right is entrance for pickup (I went to the door on the right.. that's how I know). Place is dim but not too dark. Ate at the bar and it was nice. Ended up getting the Pepperoni ($28) and Burrata ($26) pizza. The pizza is Neapolitan-style. Both pies were solid especially the burrata, it was really interesting bc it didn't have a cheese pull but it was burrata cheesy. The dough was good and chewy. I obviously had a Coca Cola ($3) to wash down the pizza. Overall had a good experience and will try to get a table the next time I come back. * Highly recommend making reservations * Good service read more

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Honestly, the experience is hard to describe in one word. The pizza itself was seasoned well. The Margherita and mushroom pies had nicely balanced tomato sauce and good cheese flavor, and you could tell the ingredients were fresh. However, the crust was burnt enough to affect the whole meal. The first slices were fine, but by the end it felt like chewing on charcoal. The smoky aftertaste stayed in my throat. The grapefruit cocktail didn't taste like grapefruit at all -- more like artificial lychee syrup. I took one sip and left it. Seating was also disappointing. It felt like they expanded into a neighboring café space without updating it. The lighting wasn't harsh, just very plain and flat, and the decor didn't match the main restaurant. The whole area felt unfinished and lacking atmosphere. The meatballs were just okay -- very standard, nothing memorable. In summary, while the pizza flavors were solid, the burnt crust, strange seating situation, and bad cocktail made the overall experience just average. Definitely reserve ahead if you're going. read more

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I've been here 4-5 times already, and the experience has been consistently excellent every single time. We always start with the bread & butter tasting, which comes with three different flavored butters. The bread is served fresh and warm, and it's such a simple yet perfect way to begin the meal. Coming to the pizza -- absolutely amazing. We've tried the Margherita and Funghi, and both are outstanding. The pizzas are thin, light, and full of flavor, with a crust that's just perfect. It truly feels like authentic Italian-style pizza, and it's easy to see why this place is often called one of the best pizza spots around. I hype this place up all the time in front of my family and friends because it genuinely lives up to it. One thing to note: last-minute reservations can be difficult, so planning ahead is definitely recommended. Consistently great food, great quality, cozy vibes and a place I'll keep coming back to. Highly recommend! read more

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GET THE MEATBALLS AND RICOTTA. Wow I am still thinking about them weeks later. They were so soft and flavorful. The crusts of the pizzas were very light and had that wood fired taste. The food was phenomenal. The only reason this place is a 4 is because the price is insane. I'm not used to eating at this location often so I'm not sure if the pricing is typical but it was pretty pricey for $24-$30 for a personal pizza. Great experience though and would recommend :) read more

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We were visiting friends in Jersey City and they suggested we come here for dinner. Apparently it's very popular. Super cozy, intimate vibe with dim lighting. Seems like you definitely need a reservation. We had a 8:30pm Saturday reservation but weren't seated until 9pm. They specialize in Neapolitan style pizza. We started with the bread and butter and the meatballs with ricotta. The bread and butter was very fresh but not sure if it needs to be a menu item at $10. For pizzas, 4 of us shared the yellow margherita, calabrese, and burrata. They were all outstanding. The yellow margherita was unexpectedly my favorite. We actually didn't order the burrata, but it came on the house which was a nice surprise. They have a great drink selection as well. Two of us shared a bottle of vermentino and the other two had a few cocktails. I would happily dine here again and highly recommend. read more

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Razza is located in Jersey City. This restaurant is so hipster. It's like textbook You walk in, music playing the restaurant looks small but then you go down the stairs. Around the corner and there is more seating there. I made a reservation and they honored it even though we were about 45 mins late, (oops!) but I completely appreciate them getting us in. We ordered kale salad, and garbanzo beans to start and meatballs then a margherita pizza.... everything was delicious and fresh. The quality was def there! My only complaint is the tight spaces , you're all up in each others spaces but it's not all bad. Also we ordered our kids Shirley temples and they charged us for "mocktails" meaning they were $7 each! For some sprite and a few cherrie?! Excessive! You've been warned lol. Try this place when you're in JC! read more

This place has been in my wishlist and finally the long awaited meal at Razza happened . Phillipe was our sever and he was great with suggestions. Overall ambience was cozy date night like vibe . Service was quick and friendly. Parking can be challenging . The Razza classics were our picks for the evening . Bread with grass fed butter Tuscan kale salad with Parmesan . Both didn't disappoint. Salad was crunchy creamy and addictive . Sourdough was chewy , tangy and the butter fresh and savory . Immediately after , we took a plunge into the Pizza arena and ordered the Margherita and Fungi . Both were thin wood fired crust which made it lighter to enjoy. Margherita had a good balance of cheese and tomato sauce topped with basil and olive oil and notably good . The Fungii was equally delicious with the chewy bite of the mushrooms and gooey cheese .Loved every bite of both pizzas. Pizza worth indulging in. Ended the meal on a sweet note with the olive oil cake which was one of the moist and mildly sweet cakes that I have ever eaten. It had some fresh fruit in it and the whipped cream for some extra richness Took the Tiramisu to go and tried it the next day and I couldn't drop my spoon down. The best ever that I have tried in a long long time . Kudos to the pastry chef . I am glad I tried Razza as it lived up to its hype. Truly a classic pizza place worth checking out. read more

Great pizza. Great service. I cannot wait to go back. Parking was not easy, but there are lots not far away. read more

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Razza absolutely lives up to the hype. I love all of their pizzas, but the Cavolini is hands-down my favorite -- perfectly balanced and so flavorful (love the anchovy, lemon and brussel sprouts combo). The bread and butter tasting is such a fun and delicious way to start the meal, and the meatballs and kale salad are just as impressive. Cocktails are excellent, ambiance is warm and inviting, service is great and honestly, it's totally worth the wait. I never wait for pizza, but this is the rare exception. Without a doubt, Razza is my favorite pizza spot in Jersey! read more

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We didn't have a reservation so got here right when they opened and we were seated pretty quickly. For a group of 5, we got the meatball appetizer and three pizzas. I'm not a meatball lover but those are some of the best meatballs I've ever had. The sauce was also flavorful and fabulous. The pizzas were all pretty good, with the crust being the highlight for me. Not sure I'd classify the pizza as life changing, but still was a decent meal. read more

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This was our first time trying New York-style pizza, and it was solid! The crust was thick and crispy, but not overly so. They have a wide variety of pizzas, and the burrata one was absolutely to die for -- fresh, simple, but packed with flavor. The meatball with ricotta is a must-try; I even used the pizza crust to dip into it. The butter and bread are also a solid choice, and the panna cotta for dessert was super good. The space inside is huge, but definitely make a reservation. The ambiance is dim and fancy, which really sets the mood. Overall, a spot I'd happily come back to! read more

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Came here with high hopes as I've seen Razza written up so many times for their pizza. And don't get me wrong, the pizza is good. But if you live anywhere in the five boroughs, there's probably comparable (or even better) pizza in your own backyard. I had planned to come here right when they opened at 3 pm, but traffic thwarted those plans. Still, they were able to accommodate us, we just had to be out in an hour (which was more than doable). I kicked things off with a Hugo Spritz which was sweeter than others I've had. The homemade bread and butter was as good as everyone says it is and honestly my favorite thing that we ordered here. Don't skip it! For pizzas, we went with the seasonal corn pizza and the Di Natale. Both were good - the corn was very fresh and added a nice touch to the white pie, and the Di Natale was definitely inventive in flavors. The crust fell flat for me though. It was dry and didn't have much flavor. TBH, I've had better pizzas with less fanfare down the street at Porta. If you're in the area and can get a seat I would say this place is worth trying, but I don't think I'll trek here from Queens again if I'm not already in the area. read more

Razza - CORN Pie and DI NATALE - Pizza Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

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I found the food to be ok and the service was fine. My friend really enjoyed the chickpeas and meatballs. The hazelnut pizza was good, different. The margarita pizza was ok, I've been told it's one of the best in JC. I found the sauce to be bland. The crust was good though. For me, i didn't love the food, it wasn't bad and it was busy and other tables seemed to really love the food. It just didn't resonate with me as much. read more

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Absolutely delicious meal! The bread and butter tasting was so unique to be able to try such different kinds of butter. The meatballs were so well cooked and just melted in your mouth. The crust on the pizzas were also delicious. Definitely would go back read more

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I went here for a light late lunch. We were able to walk in and sit at the bar without a wait. There's not too much seating. So I'd recommend a reservation if you can get one. The pizza was thin crust and yummy. read more

Razza - CAVOLINI - Pizza Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

Reputedly one of the best pizzerias in the New York City area. Cavolini Pizza: Fresh mozzarella, Brussels sprouts, shaved onions, anchovies, parmigiano, and garnished with half a lemon's juice. This is a niche, even unassuming, option on the menu, but the ingredients alone are intriguing and suit my taste perfectly. The pizza was baked to order and eaten fresh; the heat and smoky aroma were satisfying. The crust was thin, yet still achieved a perfect balance of crispy crust and soft, chewy interior. A thin layer of cheese provided just the right amount of creaminess; the Brussels sprouts offered a subtle yet rich flavor, while the salty umami of the marinated anchovies occasionally shined and, accompanied by a very subtle hint of brinyness - seafood lovers will appreciate it. A squeeze of lemon juice brought a refreshing twist to the pizza, making it a perfect accompaniment to seafood. However, a touch of lemon was recommended; otherwise, the acidity will overwhelm all the layers of flavor. read more

Razza - Cavolini Pizza - Pizza Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

Snagged a Thursday 6:30pm reservation for a group of four this week. We were seated as soon a we arrived in what looked to be the expanded part of the restaurant (nearly doubles the size of the original spot). Split a bottle of wine and started with the meatballs which were cooked well. Then shared four thin crust pizzas: - Summer Margherita: Refreshing crushed tomato sauce - Eggplant: Sadly my least favorite; I prefer a roasted eggplant topping vs. this which was more of an eggplant spread - Corn Pie: White pie; my favorite! - Santo: Pork sausage and shaved onions; also delicious Pizza is definitely delicious. Four stars because, although service was good, the food came too fast and they were definitely rushing us to turn the table over. read more

Razza - Clockwise from the top: Santo, Eggplant, Summer Margherita, Corn Pie - Pizza Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

Finally got a reservation at Razza and was very excited! We were seated closer to the bar area and even on a weekday night it was pretty crowded. We started off with the bread and butter app and ordered a bottle of red wine. Our server gave a breakdown of which pies were most popular and his personal favorites. Based on his recommendation, we ordered the calabrese and burrata. The calabrese was so good, it had the perfect spice level. The burrata pie was also delicious. Both pizzas were cooked perfectly, just a little charred but not too overwhelming. read more

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Razza has some of the best structural pizzas in the Northeast. The crust is super thin, but it does not flop, and the the outside is just perfectly tasty and airy. Clearly all of the ingredients are super fresh and seasonal, and it's really quite good. The pizza at Razza wins from a technical aspect - you can't really get much better pizza. But, while it sets the standard for the technically best pie you can have - it doesn't provide uniqueness from the flavor category. For that I think this is more of a standard bearer and not a true outlier of excellence. This is really good, but the pizza while technically perfect, doesn't feel loving. Still, I might give this place 5 stars, but the kale caesar just wasn't it, they don't have espresso or any coffee to go with your dessert, and while my cocktail was good, my wine was not. Solid pizza spot - but let's fix a few things perhaps. read more

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We were in NYC for a week and wanted pizza, and my uncle who lives in Jersey City sent us a New York Times article titled "Is New York's Best Pizza in New Jersey?" That alone was enough to convince us to hop on the PATH train over to Jersey City--and I'm so glad we did. From the moment you walk in, Razza feels warm and inviting. Maybe it was the 27-degree weather outside and the wood-burning stoves inside, but the vibe is cozy, intimate, and perfectly dim. Make reservations. I highly recommend it--otherwise you're probably not getting in. We were seated right away. Tables are close together, but it still works and adds to the lively atmosphere. We started with a couple of spritzes--the Majestic Spritz was my favorite. It has grapefruit and was absolutely delicious. For food, we began with the beet salad, which was incredible (I love beets, so this one was right up my alley). Then came the pizza. We couldn't decide, so we ordered three: 1. Margherita 2. Yellow Margherita (yellow tomato sauce, which surprisingly makes it taste very different from the red version--but just as good) 3. One with hazelnuts (I can't remember the name, but it ended up being my favorite) Honestly, after this meal, I didn't feel the need to try much pizza elsewhere in NYC--I can pretty much guarantee it wouldn't top this. This is easily a six-star place. The staff was friendly and patient, even when one of us (cough, cough) spilled a drink. We had leftovers and were given a box to take home, though I will say the pizza is best eaten fresh--reheating doesn't do it justice. If you haven't been here, you must go. And if you're visiting NYC, make the 10-minute train ride to Jersey City. This is hands down the best pizza I've had on the East Coast. read more

Crust: thinner base but the outer crust is bready and fluffy Sauce: could be more flavorful In order of preference: funghi, guancia, yellow margharita. thought the yellow margarita was a bit bland, loved the onions and chives on funghi read more

Razza - FUNGHI - Pizza Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

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Wow- this was some seriously good pizza! Staff were very nice and attentive. The place is very cozy, two wood fire ovens in the back are constantly working to make fresh pizza. It takes a little while for the orders to come since they're all made fresh but it was worth it! I'll be coming back when the seasonal menu changes. read more

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Quite possibly one of the best pies I've had in the NYC area, or even in the world! Perfectly cooked, thin, and crispy all at the same time. Having tried many different pies, my favorite is still the classic Margherita pizza. A close runner-up would be the Burrata. There's quite a bit of seating indoors with a cozy modern ambiance, but the service at the pickup counter is quite fast as well. Razza is a great hidden gem in JC! read more

Razza - Margherita Pizza - Pizza Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

Hanging out in Jersey City, we ordered several pizzas for take out. This is Neapolitan Pizza. The crust is super thin with a thick, hard crust. The cheese/toppings were thin as well. I would have preferred a healthier layer of all the toppings on all the pies. Each pie has 6 slices. The cost per pie is expensive. So.....for me, the NATALE (olive pie) is the standout. The olives make the pizza's flavor truly kick in with its salty olives and cheese. Next up, the CALABRESE (spicy) was nicely spicy and combined well with the cheese. The Margarita pie was tasty. The Tomato Pie, different from the tomato pies in Philly, needs more sauce. The BOSCO (mushroom) pie was our least favorite. Now, the potato pie pizza with potato slices, was the groups favorite. It tastes like a potato pierogi. This seems to be a pizza that is not always available and the group felt they would like to see this as a permanent staple. The pizza is not what you'd expect from a traditional pizzeria. It's definitely filling and before you know it you've consumed lots and lots of slices. I personally prefer traditional pies, but this was a nice treat and I would not be against having another pie. read more

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It was our first night in JC since moving so I really wanted to try razza out. We didn't dine in, we just did a takeout which I would highly recommend. The walk back to the apartment isn't too bad so the pizza was still warm and fresh. I love a good margherita but I wanted to try their yellow one and man -- the tomatoes on there were just so good. And the pepperoni was crispy and yummy and to die for. ‍ the pepperoni was probably my favorite. The meatballs were also very delicious - just wish there was more ricotta ! Also look how THIN !! read more

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Was super busy and lively even on a Monday night! We had a 5pm Resy and the food came out promptly. For a party of 4, our server recommended 3 pizzas - so we got the Burrata, Calabrese, and Guancia Pizza and Meatballs. The menu is pretty simple - 4 app options (in which 2 are bread and butter options), 3 salads, and many pizza choices. Overall the pizzas are very simple in terms of sauce and toppings - thin style with a crispy crust. Would love to visit again and try other pizzas on the menu! read more

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have tried the pizza here twice now- first time i just did take out. the pizza was good, but it didn't necessarily blow me away the way i was expecting. second time i came and dined in and got the calabrese pizza with the kale caesar salad. i did enjoy the salad but it did feel like it was missing something! pizza was fantastic and the chili oil and flakes were perfect additions you can ask for. the pizza is crispy, hot, and flavorful!! i think the price is kind of steep though with them being $25-$30 per pie with 6 slices. overall a solid pizza spot- can't say it's the best I've had though. read more

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My daughter & I had an 8pm reservation on a Monday night. Place was packed! Server was very nice. We ordered a Margherita pizza (fyi it's 6 smaller slices) & a few drinks. My glass of red wine was cold which I wasn't a fan of. I like room temp / warm red wine but anyway..... Great ambiance but if going here for a date night beware it's very loud. read more

Razza - Pizza Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

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Ordered: Rockey's Hugo Spritz (~$15): Rocky's botanical liquor, Prosecco, Club Kale Caesar Salad (~$18): Tuscan kale, caesar dressing, sourdough croutons, parmigiano Yellow Margherita Pie (~$26): yellow tomato passata, fresh mozzarella, basil Panna Pie (~$26): tomato sauce, PA cow's cream, fresh mozzarella, aragula Calabrese Pie (~$26): fresh mozzarella, ricotta, fermented chili paste, shaved onions, oregano, parmigiano Corn Pie (~$27): fresh mozzarella, NJ corn, fermented chili paste, shaved onions Olive Oil Cake (~$14): with seasonal fruit (peach) and whipped cream Tiramisu (~$14) Aya's take: My 2222nd review! It's no secret that NJ has a highly competitive pizza scene (hard for me to admit as a New Yorker). I was excited to visit Razza which checked in at #11 on the Italian pizza website 50TopPizza and was even noted as the best pizza in NY by The New York Times despite being west of the Hudson River. As far as the ambiance, it's a notch or two above casual, it's dimly lit, and pretty loud even on a Tuesday night. I started off with Rockey's Hugo Spritz which was light and refreshing with an essence of florals in every sip. The Kale Caesar Salad was a good try but it felt very flat to me. The kale was a bit too tough/chewy and the dressing was missing (maybe lemon juice or an acidic component). The pizza absolutely made up for it. We were 4 people and shared 4 pies which at first seemed like a lot but the pizzas are small and not dense. The dough is light, the crust is thin, and the undercarriage was absolute perfection! As for flavor, the Corn Pie was my favorite. The Calabrese Pie is very similar minus the corn. The fermented chili paste is bursting with flavor; I highly recommend getting at least one pie with it. The other two were solid pies but didn't blow me away. Both desserts, on the other hand, were so damn good! The Olive Oil Cake was moist and the whipped cream was light, sweet, and paired well with each bite. The Tiramisu was also a great try too; moist, creamy, and balanced with the coffee and chocolate flavors. I'm not one to repeat restaurants often but I would absolutely come back to try a few other pies that caught my eye. Long story short, Razza is worth the hype! read more

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What I really appreciate about Razza is having a spot like this in New Jersey. It's the kind of place that proves you don't have to cross a river to find excellent pizza. The fundamentals are dialed in, and the mushroom pizza is a great example of that, it's balanced, flavorful, and cooked properly. A place that focuses on execution over hype and delivers consistently. read more

Razza - Mushroom Pizza - Pizza Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

When in New York / New Jersey one must indulge in some of the local cuisine such as pizza. Can't recall exactly how I came across this place but finding myself spending a few days in Jersey City, I made it a point to try Razza. A friend and I show up and opted to enter the dine in entrance as there is a separate one for take out yet there are people seated there as well. A little confusing to say the least. Anyhow entered asked the hostess for a table for 2 and told there was only place at the bar (it's 5:45pm on a Wednesday evening??). Anyhow sat at the bar, bartender was friendly and gave us a rundown of the specials and took out cocktail orders. Man they were good, well worth the $16. The we ordered the meatballs to start along with the special squash salad and a pizza to share. The salad was very tasty, fresh and good to share between the 2 of us. The meatballs followed next and we were pleasantly surprised to find 6 meatballs with some ricotta and tasty tomato sauce. Meatballs were good, not dense, moist and tasty. I love spice so a little extra red chili flakes would have been nice. The pizza followed and we ordered one that had some chili paste. Pipping hot fresh out of the stone oven, perfect to share with 3 slices each (no not the big ones you get in other places). So the pizza is a good size for 1 per person (assuming you're hungry). The dough was phenomenal, thin with the right amount of char. Probably the best I have had in a long time. As you can tell this is not the place for you if you want deep dish or a doughy pizza base. Towards the end of the meal the place was packed, music was good and the atmosphere was very pleasant. I will definitely come back to Razza every time I am in Jersey City. read more

Razza - Pizza Near Me - Jersey City, New Jersey

Here's the deal: another can't miss meal at Razza . A Top notch Neapolitan pizza with an amazing crust. Not shown in pictures are the bread and butter, sample platter, meatballs, and delicious beet salad all worth trying! read more

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As a REAL pizza reviewer, I've hade Razza. I've had their normal pie, pie with meat, pie with veggies, pie with white sauce and mushrooms. Not to mention their meatballs. All these reviews, I ignore. I don't get swayed by magazines giving accolades to this spot for having the best pizza in THE WORLD. I had all the pies they made. The only pie I enjoyed was the mushroom white pie. Everything else fell into the category of "average." Don't get me started on their AMAZING meatballs. The first thing I thought after biting into that HUNK of MEAT, was..........it was way too soft. It was filled with way too much bread crumbs or huge chunks of bread. It was way too filled with filler. That's all I need to say. Razza is way OVERRATTED. I know 20+ better spots than Razza, in NJ and 30 in NYC. read more