Services & facilities
Dine-inTakeaway
Opening hours
- Mon–Sun 11:00–03:00
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Reviews
4.4
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Kimberly Rodriguez 7 months ago4.0
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Jean Ng 7 months ago5.0
Nothing scream more New York than a hidden pizza shop in a subway entrance. Have being passing this little hidden spot every time we are taking the 1 train home on 50th street after a show nearby and we finally sat foot in. One pie is good for sharing. The pie came out fast, love the doughy crust although a little sloppy just be careful not to burn your tongue because you just want to gaucho it down once you start. The space reminds me of a 80’ vibe, a little small but they have many tables and can be joined together to sit a large group. For those big group who wants to get a late night snack after a show all together, head there asap it gets filled up quickly as many others are thinking of the same.
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Emma Davis 5 months ago5.0
What a cool experience! This is more of a casual pizza spot in downtown 1 subway at 50th Street. It's a retro kind of feel, the place was popping! It was definitely a mix of tourists and locals. It felt like a unique but authentic experience in NYC, which is rare, usually 'unique' experiences can end up being kitschy/overpriced. The pizza was SO delicious- Neapolitan style. We were actually struggling with all of the choices, because everything sounded so good. We went to their bar next door afterwards, Nothing Really Matters, and it was super lively at around 10 pm, and was actually going to get even livelier, according to the host. Oh! And there was an awesome dj.
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Isabelle McGee 2 months ago5.0
The staff was super kind and very prompt. The food was amazing, and the vibes were vibing. I loved having the smaller dining area, makes NYC feel a little less crowded
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Claire Kegel 4 months ago5.0
Had an incredible experience at See No Evil Pizza. The pizza, appetizers, and desserts were absolutely delicious. Service was excellent. Definitely will be back.
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kellywR2075DB4.0
Not a huge menu but it’s a small place. Pizzas was great we had the bank robber which although nice I wouldn’t go to again and it was a little sweet for my taste. The tiramisu for dessert was also very tasty. At $28 for a pizza it’s not the cheapest place but was enjoyable and I guess you’re also paying for the fact it’s just off Times Square. Don’t be put off by the fact that it looks like it’s in the subway once you step through those doors that’s forgotten and you find a cosy space the attentive staff.
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ahc8025.0
We came here after an off-Broadway show and had a blast. The pizza quality here was excellent, and I liked the underground vibes of the restaurant. Can’t wait to come back and try the different varieties! The panna cotta dessert was the perfect way to cap off the night
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worldmaps2.0
Overall: Terrible Experience. Ambience: We visited during a Sunday evening in the winter/cold season (last night). The ventilation in the venue is not good - the smoke from the kitchen gets trapped in the space, making it not pleasant to breath and also making it hot, and as a result, other customers complained, and the restaurant's main door had to be opened, which then made it very cold and uncomfortable for those of us sitting near the door. It was not just us - we could hear customers on the tables around us making comments about how cold it was. In fact, the customers on the table next to us, decided to put coats and winter hats back on while they ate. Staff / Service: Horrid. Unfriendly, inattentive, unprofessional, unwelcoming, disorganized, and so on. We waited several minutes by the door, before anyone noticed we were there, waiting to be seated. Mind you, this place is not that big in size. Once seated, we waited for a while, and eventually, we started to notice staff taking orders from customers that walked in after we did. Furthermore, they took food from our tables before asking if we were finished. Throughout the dining experience, there was no "thank you", no "please", no manners at all. Then, when I went to wash my hands after eating pizza with my hands, I found no soap in the dispenser, and I politely asked for some, to which the young lady that waits tables replied, sounding bothered, and I quote: "I do not have time to fill it right now", as she walked away. As if that was not enough, annoyed by me, as we were grabbing our coats to leave, she deliberately starting aggressively pushing the chairs next to us, producing loud noises that were clearly directed at us. All and all, the worst service I can recall in recent times. This staff needs to be properly trained and better managed. Food: The pizza is good. This is the only positive thing about this review. For this reason, I am giving this review 2 stars, rather than 1 star. However, this is NYC, where there are plenty of restaurants selling good pizza. So, the pizza alone, at this place, is not enough reason to go back. Summary: Avoid the unpleasant experience, and find yourself a better place to enjoy pizza.
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koolkat8085.0
Fantastic pizza and other dishes, and the service was stellar! Lively, funky atmosphere, good energy... we loved it. We always appreciate a place that accommodates dietary restrictions with ease. My daughter absolutely loved her gluten free, vegan cheese pizza... spectacular dietary accommodation! My pizza was also fabulous, I ordered no romano cheese, but it came with... server was extremely apologetic, quickly had another one made... and brought us a complimentary appetizer that had a middle eastern salad flair (I don't remember name of dish) ... and it was so delicious! The manager came by, introduced herself, was very friendly, and told us she would treat us to an appetizer the next time we return. This place is located just inside the entrance to a subway station, but Google Maps helped us find it... and it is well worth finding!
