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Simò Pizza - Midtown

4.5 (57 reviews)
ModeratePizza, Italian
Closed • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Updated 1 week ago

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Margarita pizza no basil
Izrael H.

The food is fantastic. Pizza was so light and bursting with flavor in every aspect. the atmosphere is so clean and pristine. fantastic drink selection. and amazing service. the young lady at the counter was so friendly and kind. fantastic spot. it ain't lil ceasers tho

Nina R.

Polite staff. Quick service. Delicious pizza; nice crispy pepperoni. Awesome music choices to top it off...definitely will be back

Margherita
Rachel G.

Simò is easily a gem in Rockefeller, quality Neapolitan pizza that truly tastes fresh. The San Marzano tomato sauce is sincerely a standout, reminiscent of the first stone fired pizza I had at a local farmers market. The cheese is also tasty, Simò clearly takes quality and texture into account. The pizza dough wasn't my favorite, I found it a bit chewier than preferable and it could have used some more char. Overall, I would absolutely recommend Simó. A full pizza is also quite affordable for the area, and the people behind the counter were kind and attentive. I also liked the casual seating, perfect for lunch or late work dinner.

diavola
Hajir S.

Just to start if you're looking for the best neapolitan pizza in NYC this is not it; however, if you're looking for good Neapolitan pizza that you can get quickly as pick up or delivery, then this is honeslty really good. We wanted some tasty pizzas on a Wednesday night when it was raining, and from order to eating it was 25 minutes. The pies were fresh, both very tasty, and while it didn't live up to una pizza napoletana, very little does. I think this spot has an opportunity to be a go-to for the different pizzas, and while we liked the two pizzas we had so far, we have many more we want to try!

ACCIUGHE E OLIVE NERE (olives, anchovies, and basil)
Alvin W.

Napoletana pizza spot with multiple locations in NYC. Food is fresh, fast, and delicious. They offer a wide range of toppings on pre-designed pizzas, calzones, and salads. The pizzas cook up extremely fast, and you're often eating within 5-7 minutes of your order being placed. They also have desserts and drinks for purchase as well, but I've never tried any of them. The only drawback to this specific location is that's a little on the smaller side so seating is often hard to come by.

Jose P.

If you want a quick pizza...or a delicious salad, look no further than Simo Pizza. The service is quick/ friendly and the ambiance of the small eatery is quiet and relaxing. I had to order the same things I ordered the first time, because they're both SO GOOD! The orders were: Marinara Pie (san marzano tomato, oregano, garlic, extra virgin olive oil, and basil). I cannot get enough of this pizza. The sauce is so flavorful and the spices dance in your mouth so nicely. The other order was the Insalata di Rucola (arugula, picorino romano, extra virgin olive oil, and lemon vinaigrette). The bitter arugula, mixed with the lemony dressing, makes this salad a great choice and it's a perfect accompaniment with the pizza. Simo Pizza will always be one my go-to quick NYC meal options and is highly recommended.

Margherita
Monali D.

Great place for a quick bite! Delicious Neopolitan style pizzas and quick service. The ambiance is casual and clean. Highly recommend for the quality of the food'! You can tell the ingredients are fresh and the pizza dough is so light that you don't feel heavy after eating this. Loved this place!!!

Perfect post-MOMA meal
Justin T.

Still my go-to spot for pre/post MOMA visits! Consistently delicious every time! Tho we have to say the funghi was a tad disappointing this time. Close your eyes and say "Napoli in 90seconds " twenty times and you'll have arrived!

Italian MoleCola Classica
Ashley P.

Great gluten free crust! Loved the kindness of the cashier who helped me understand the menu. Very chill restaurant.

Ben B.

If you want a pizza whipped up from scratch, you'll be more than happy with Simo. The restaurant isn't set up for a lengthy stay. Most people got their pizzas and left immediately. There's just a handful of seats. When you order, they'll whip up an incredible, fresh pizza. I tried the Margherita ($14.90) and Prosciutto e Rucola ($17.20). I was surprised I preferred the Margherita. The prosciutto had a stronger flavor than I expected and I think it overpowered the overall slice. Simo was great and I'd happily return.

Pizza Tre Gusti
Andrew B.

Would rather eat Pieology or Blaze. The wait wasn't bad. Servers were nice. The place was clean and decent seating options for small parties. Not a NY experience if you're looking for NY pizza though

Italian peach tea
Karolina S.

I only had take out from this place. I work for an Italian company where the employees love their pizza! So the simple fact we ordered from Simo more than once is a big deal haha The pizza is made on a thin crust. I had the PROSCIUTTO E RUCOLA ($17.20) which has mozzarella, prosciutto di Parma Rovagnati, arugula, parmigiano reggiano, extra virgin olive oil. My co workers had various of other pizzas and they all praised them. I also had CANNOLO SICILIANO ($5.90) with ricotta and pistachio. Peach tea is from Italy too and it was a little on the sweet side but also the best I've tasted in a while. Today when we ordered pizzas fro delivery, their delivery person was over an hour late, so my workers had to go to pick up the pizza themselves. It was a bit inconvenient but the workers remade our pizzas and were really nice about it so we didn't mind. O ther then that we've always had great experience with Simo. It is my company's preferred pizza spot and it is hard to get on that list!

Jessica G.

Pretty quick, and the pizza is also pretty good. It is however.... Expensive especially for pizza

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