A Slice of New York

One of the best pizzas around. Great crew, great food. Ambiance is a NY pizza joint. Counter service, clean up after yourself, no drama. They've changed their recipes to include only the freshest ingredients and best ingredients and have switched to scientific backed sourdough. You best call ahead to order. Slices are in the case like 11-1 there until they're gone. He books up daily for orders. CALL AHEAD AND ORDER. Don't show up and expect to get a pie. Sometimes you can, sometimes you can't. It's best to call ahead. Would I go back? Absolutely!!!

Love coming here for a slice or two at lunch. I'm not from Pittsburgh, but enjoy this kind of pizza...as it reminds me of New York style...Good Neapolitan, good Sicilian...the slices are worth the stop...and the owner is fun-loving and the people are friendly to serve you...If you're in the area, grab a slice!

The pizza is absolutely the best pizza in the greater Pittsburgh area. you can get any basic pie and it's a solid old skool NYC pizza. If you don't like NYC-style pizza and want to eat a cake with tomato sauce on it - not your place. Every ingredient is top notch. I never had a twisty stomach when i eat here, unlike most other pizza placesCaveat that you must call ahead and place your order. When I was first told about this place i was told that you must order ahead, or you'll wait a long time. Every review seems to affirm that. It's fine. Just think of it like reservations. The owner's attitude a little funny, but it doesn't both me. I don't need to be friends with everyone. I just need quality. Guys from NYC, he's gonna have character. and he runs the best pizza around. Love that the place reps graffitti. Real soul of the flow.

I saw Portnoy gave this place a 8.2 so I had to try it. Wasn't an 8.2 maybe a 7.2 at best . Portnoy definitely threw this place a bone. it's good pizza but not great pizza. Pizza look pretty just had no flavor. The pepperoni tasted off I'll give it a try again in a couple months. Maybe they were having an off day.they should focus more on Pizza less on TikTok.

The hype is legit. Dave Portnoy (Barstool) gave it an 8.2 and I couldn't agree more. The crust was incredible and the variety of slices available is fantastic if you're stopping in for a quick bite and don't want a whole pie. We ordered three different slices - pepperoni, white, and a Sicilian. They were all delicious. The white pizza was the best I've had. The texture of the Sicilian was perfect! It appears to be a small spot upon arrival but they manage well and have a decent amount of seating. The service was friendly and fast during our lunch visit but I'm sure they get crushed at times. After this experience I'd be willing to wait for a table or takeout. Definitely coming back!

Pizza falls short of all the hype. The dough is hard and dry with very little sauce, cheese, and toppings for the price. You barely notice that there is a pizza in your box, because the ingredients are so sparce it's like a pizza wafer. Deserts are not very good and also overpriced. Never had any trouble with the service, but the other reviews give shocking interactions with the owner. The short supply gimic is hilarious. Never have eaten inside, since the dining area setup is weird. No plans to return, as there are many better options for pizza in the area.

My son found this place from a pizza reviewer and wanted to give it a try when we came out to visit him in college. After checking out their website, we called in the morning and basically had to place our order to support dining in at 6pm. Personally, haven't experienced that for a pizza place before. We ended up arriving early and they were able to accommodate us as the place was pretty empty inside. Everything was delicious from the garlic knots to the pepperoni pizza. The pizza was thin and crispy. They had some cheesecakes, which they get from Junior's in NYC, but selection was limited, so not sure how often they get them in. Sodas are from a bottle, so don't expect fountain drinks with free refills. All in all a good meal and would definitely return.

The square pizza is the best pizza they make.I finally tried the round pizza, paid $34 for it, and having eaten lots of New York Pizza, this wasn't the best. It was good pizza, but overpriced and he uses the wrong cheese I think. Also something went haywire with the Square app and it auto-tipped them 25%, so $42 for a fuggin za.Service. So, when this guy was in Manor, PA, I first did business with him. I got a Sicilian that was a little bigger than the ones he serves now. It was really good and worth the money. The 72 hour cure on the Sicilian dough deserves 5 stars, but I can't give him 5 because there has always been a little bit of disappointment in the service, and because the round pie only deserves a 3. $21 for the Sicilian is a great deal.Due to the service, I give it a 3 because after being this guy's fan, and buying bagels and such from him in Manor, PA, which is a 45 minute drive, he's finally closer -however- the first time I went to his new place was about a week after Portnoy. He had absolutely nothing available other than cheese pizza. They also have an attitude about stuff. But what really has put me over the edge is that I sat in the shop patiently awaiting my pizza for far too long. The woman at the register, when I paid, said "We'll bring it right out to you as soon as it's ready."The "dough man" (the owner's son) was running the oven. I gave him a smile as I returned to my seat.I sat in the back of the shop and waited. People who ordered in front of me got their pizza. Then, people came in, they ordered. She told them it would be 45 minutes, would they wait? Yes, they will wait. More people came in. Then a group of 5 teenagers came in. All of these people got their pizzas before me. The place emptied out. Then, the woman from the register started cleaning up. She comes over to me and is like "Do you mind if I clean your table? Is this stuff yours?" First of all, don't clean a table when someone is sitting at it, but secondly, offer to take away their trash, maybe, don't ask them if they mind moving. I was like yeah, that stuff is mine. Where is my pizza???? Service got a 1.Turns out it was sitting in a box on the oven the whole time.Also, only an idiot keeps a list of people they hate on the wall of their shop next to their phone numbers. That stuff shouldn't be visible to customers, and really it shouldn't be part of your life at all, but if you absolutely need to keep a "banned" list, keep it in the back by the ovens, or next to the phone on a small piece of paper, so people don't know you have one. Sheesh. This knocked off a star.Beyond that, the guy has posted he is moving to the South (whatever that means, Florida??) so he's not even going to be here in a year. Absolutely no loyalty to Pittsburgh at all, in my opinion. We helped him get his start.Even with all this cringe, I give them a 3 because it's a family owned business and they seem to care about their product.

Great pizza! Always consistent! Definitely the best pizza in Western PA. I'd recommend A Slice of NY to anyone!

Absolutely fantastic pizza. Service was spot on and fast. Great music and general vibes. Guests get to sign the wall!