Biga Bite

Absolutely loved this place! A great place to celebrate my wife's birthday with family and friends at dinnertime! Great food, selection of drinks and atmosphere all around! And the service was very attentive too! The owner was so kind!Their pizza was deeelicious, and hearty! (Loved that they brought out the pizza with lit birthday candles too!) They also had individual pizza options for a friend that has gluten-free restrictions, so it made her visit just as enjoyable!If you're in town with a small or large group, and want to have fun with a 5-10' long pizza, come on down to Biga Bite! You won't be let down!

Such a fun experience! I would highly recommend coming here once to try their pizza omakase! Overall, food was okay. Some of the courses were too simple and felt lazy. They also did not seem prepared to handle nut allergies which are fairly common. I enjoyed the prawn course and I liked the idea of the duck and pumpkin pizza, but the pumpkin puree reminded me of baby food and had a gritty texture. I liked the burrata. Our waiter was attentive to our water glasses, but our courses were brought out too quickly. Part of the omakase experience is correctly timed dishes, but new courses were brought before we had even finished the last course (at one point I was attempting to finish 3 different courses at once). Also, when I let him know that I have a nut allergy, initially he asked me what I wanted to do about it. I feel like it is the restaurant's responsibility to accommodate allergies, especially for omakase. I settled on the tiramisu instead of the final nutella pizza course, but they said they were out. So I asked if they could do a pizza with just the marshmallows without the nutella which they said they could do. However, they ended up bringing me plain mascarpone which was fine though a little disappointing nonetheless. Perhaps he was new and did not know what to do. Small complaint: no one greeted us upon entering or even checked to see if we had a reservation though perhaps this was due to the restaurant being practically empty- me and my friend came on a weekday for dinner at 6:15. I would definitely recommend coming here once for the experience, but I will likely not return. I feel like it is rather overpriced for the service and the lack of creativity and execution of the dishes.

Great for a casual bite with friends as their portions are perfect for sharing as it's HUGE. Myself and 3 of my friends sat outside which was great to people watch.We loved the Prosciutto and Burrata pizza, with the dough being the star. Wish there was a bit more burrata but they were generous with the prosciutto which made this especially filling. Good to note that gratuity is added for parties of 6 or more. I would return!

Great pizzeria on Clinton st down in lower East side. Was in the neighborhood and wanted to check out This place as we had seen a lot of it on Instagram. Was a Monday night so it was slow so we had no problem getting seated. Owner is real nice guy and pizza is excellent!

BEWARE! Made a reservation here for my birthday 1 week prior. The man on the phone took my name and number and told me his name was Giovanni and he'd take care of my party. We get there and they have no record of our reservation. The guy says there's no way he can accommodate us. Meanwhile the entire restaurant is empty. Not a soul inside or out and he still refuses to seat us. I asked to get Giovanni on the phone who took my reservation. He says he can't do that. My party of 13 ended up taking our biz elsewhere. But here's the crazy part. We find out later that guy we talked to WAS GIOVANNI the owner! He lied to us about his identity! He loses my reservation and then lies about who he is! What a coward you are, Giovanni. Word of advice: be a man next time and face me with integrity. Your cowardice is way more pathetic than even losing my reservation. You are a liar and a phony and I'm glad you saved me from spending my money at your restaurant. Reading these other reviews it sounds like your pizza sucks too.

This viral pizza shop is known for their long pizzas.It's perfect for a large group but not as good for a few people. My friend and I wanted to split just a small personal pizza since we weren't super hungry but there was only their $20 per person pizza. We did the two person option with two flavors which totaled to nearly $50. Just a pit pricey for pizza. However, the service was fantastic!The inside has an interesting clubby vibe to with this multi color ceiling light fixture. It seems like it could be a fun bar on a late night. We ordered a pepperoni which slapped and the cacio e pepe which was a let down. I love a pepperoni pizza and thick crust so this did not disappoint. However, I was very excited for a good cacio e pepe pizza and this was basically just cheesy flatbread, definitely not worth it and can skip this flavor.

Ambiance was nice and the caprese panini was a fantastic choice. The bread had a nice crunch to it, the produce was fresh and the mozzarella was creamy. Would go again.

Is it a show-stopper? Yes.Is it really expensive? Also yes.Visited on a weeknight for a large family dinner. The 6' pizza is quite a sight to see! I think the adults were more in awe than the kids (3yo and under). The salads were laughably small for the price though. Good drink options.Bc we went on a weeknight, the place was pretty dead, which we loved. We had great service from a very attentive waiter, and who helped me surprise my dad with dessert for his birthday.

Loved the pizza omakase concept!! We did the vegetarian menu with the wine pairing and each piece was different but so delicious. So much fun!

The omakase menu is extremely overpriced. $55 for 8 mini strips of pizza. You're basically paying $7 per slice which is ridiculous in Manhattan. I've had better pizza for a much cheaper price. The food was good, but very overpriced