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Unregular Pizza

4.4 (429 reviews)
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Zucchini with lemon zest pizza
Cairo R.

This is a hole in the wall kind of pizza joint located in Union Square. The staff is very friendly and some of the pizza flavors seem interesting and different. One that I ordered was the zucchini with lemon zest white pizza. I also ordered the pepperoni and burrata but I was less than a fan of this one because the pepperoni proved to be very greasy. The slices are also a little more on the costly side as they are around $7.50 each.

Pizza options
Anne B.

This review is strictly for their vegan slice - there are two options, one that was a margherita and a "veggie fiesta" which was essentially a vegetable pizza. While most vegans do enjoy vegetables, not all vegan options have to be so vegetable forward. It would be nice to have a slice that mimics what most people who eat pizza enjoy - a vegan pepperoni slice (maybe with "hot honey" agave) or even a bbq chick'n. Service was quick and friendly, had a short wait for my slice but I was grateful to have it fresh. I opted for the veggie fiesta which was advertised as having a cherry tomato confit - it wasn't really a confit, it was whole cherry tomatoes that hadn't been cooked down very much. The vegan cheese they used wasn't particularly good, I was attempting to scrape it off while salvaging the rest of the toppings. It was also a bit steep for a slice but I'll give them a break because I assume rent is steep around Union Square. Was it filling? Sure. But the standard for vegan pizza has to be higher than this, their non-vegan slices looked incredible so I wish this matched.

Plain slice and Diavolona Slice
Chrissy F.

Different but good. Pizza is all the same until this place best selection of slices ever. I have eaten a few all good. I never actually been here it's a lunch spot for work someone picks up but none the less it amazing pizza for a good price.

Sanchita O.

Not your regular slice, as the name suggests and even though I'm usually not a fan of the square-style pizza, this one didn't disappoint. I really like the variety on the menu, and they're generous with the toppings, which is always a win. The prosciutto burrata pizza was my favorite! If I had one minor complaint, it's the sauce felt a little overpowering. Some bites felt like a full-on tomato explosion in my mouth. Still, overall, a solid spot for a great slice with quality ingredients and flavor.

Jackie S.

Took myself on a solo date the other day to see Jurassic World: Rebirth I was looking for a sandwich spot to have a snack at the theatre and I came across Unregular Pizza. This place has been on my list! I order the vodka parm on a croissant. This sandwich was EVERYTHING! Buttery, cheesy, the perfect amount of sauce. The chicken was juicy and flavorful. I'll definitely be back for the sandwich and the pizza. Service was amazing as well. The person that helped me was kind and welcoming.

Kathryn T.

Great casual pizza spot with bigger than most square slices. Unregular pizza has the type of toppings you want in a casual setting. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There is limited seating inside.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The slices are deceptively filling, especially if you get the Barada so warning that two might get you to being full more than you think as someone who's accidentally ordered three slices for a lunch day Service is pretty standard for a pizza joint in the city. Recommend trying the spot at least once their unique flavors and the heftier square slices are worth a try.

AnnMarie N.

Unregular Pizza, located in Union Square, excellent location, small shop, nice selection of pizza - meat/ veggie/ vegan/burata / pepperoni Staff is so friendly and accommodating. Top notch. I chose the prosciutto and burrata slice. The crust was a nice and crispy but the flavors were a bit off. The sauce was too saucy. I would maybe try a different flavor next time but I'm not in any rush.

Mugdha A.

A spot for really unique pizzas! I tried the Burrazuchini slice -- the crust was great, but it had a bit too much burrata and not enough seasoning for my taste. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's a very small place with no seating, fitting only about 4-5 people inside.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

Burrazucchine Slice
Tai G.

Stopped in for some pizza. I tried the zucchini pizza with burrata. The slice was huge and filling. However if zucchini is not seasoned properly there's not much of a taste but overall the pizza was not bad. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There is a counter where you can stand and enjoy your pizza.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They have a lot of pizza options and other goodies as well. The worker was super friendly and her vibe was perfect. I would definitely go back to try a different slice. The mushroom one seemed popular.

Kathy X.

I've been here twice now and enjoy the colorful, cheerful atmosphere. It's standing room only with a counter for those who would like to eat in the establishment. The place has many unique pizza flavors, as well as stromboli, fried pasta, and sandwiches. They even have a delightful looking Nutella pizza. The first time, I had the Pepperoni Stromboli ($5), which was wonderfully cheesy, full of well seasoned pepperoni, while the bread was soft and doughy. I also got to try the Special pizza flavor of the month, which is Ossobucco Milanese ($8). This consisted of beef ossobucco, gremolata, saffron sauce, along with Mozzarella. I enjoyed the beef, which was tender, full of bold flavor. The saffron sauce added a nice element to the slice, but would have liked more melty cheese. The crust was light and crisp. Service was warm and friendly. Prices were a little high, but ultimately worth it. I would come back to try the Meat Dream, Burrapizza Cafonata and Chicken Out pizza slices, as well as the Cacio E Pepe Fried Pasta.

So inefficient and more concerned with taping for their unstaffed than basic service.

Qiongqiong M.

I stopped by after work bc the pizza looked delicious. Picked one of the most expensive ones bc it looked delicious. It was good but not sure if it was worth the price. Not much of service stood there ate it. Not sure if I would come back again

Strombolis
Richard G.

After experiencing a date night out at the Chelsea Film Festival at the nearby Regal Theatre, we conveniently came across this place and asked for Vegetarian options. Guys working that night were helpful! She tried the Zucchini Stromboli and I gave in and couldn't keep my eyes off the Pepperoni Stromboli, amongst the other pizza selections. So tasty! Right choice! [[HIGHLIGHT]]There were benches out front to sit but we didn't mind standing at a counter.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Worth a try if you're on the Go.

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We sat at the bar for dinner before a Broadway show, and the bartender was attentive, putting in…read moreour food order quickly and giving us water though he did rush us to leave before we finished our drinks. I got eggplant rollatini, an appetizer but a hearty dish. My mother got the rigatoni with mozzarella and eggplant and my other friend got the seafood pasta. Overall, pretty standard fare Italian American food for an average price point in the neighborhood. The calamari in the seafood was slightly overcooked but it was plentiful with clams, mussels, and shrimp as well. Overall, the restaurant was busy at 5:30pm on a Tuesday and we were glad to be able to grab seats at the bar. I would go again if I were seeing a show in the neighborhood but not for the food itself.

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