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Joe's Pizza
26.2k reviews
New York · United States
Grimaldi's
14.4k reviews
Brooklyn · United States
Lombardi's Pizza
13.9k reviews
New York · United States
Home Slice Pizza
12.8k reviews
Austin · United States
John's of Bleecker Street
10.2k reviews
New York · United States
Organ Stop Pizza
10.1k reviews
Mesa · United States
Juliana's
10.1k reviews
Brooklyn · United States
Rubirosa Pizza
8.4k reviews
New York · United States
Del Rossi's
5.5k reviews
Philadelphia · United States
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Home Slice [North Loop]
5.1k reviews
Austin · United States
Di Fara Pizza
4.6k reviews
Brooklyn · United States
Patsy's Pizzeria
3.9k reviews
New York · United States
Giampietro Pasta & Pizzeria
3.6k reviews
Breckenridge · United States
L'Industrie Pizzeria
3.3k reviews
Brooklyn · United States
Lucali
3.3k reviews
Brooklyn · United States
Little Deli & Pizzeria
2.5k reviews
Austin · United States
Louie & Ernie's Pizza
2.5k reviews
New York · United States
Pizza Delicious
2.5k reviews
New Orleans · United States
Pizza Luce
2.4k reviews
Saint Paul · United States
Mama’s Pizza
2.4k reviews
Saint Paul · United States
Ernesto's Pizza
2.4k reviews
Boston · United States
Joe & Pat's Pizzeria
2.4k reviews
New York · United States
The Big Cheese of Miami
2.4k reviews
Miami · United States
Baby Doll Pizza
2.3k reviews
Portland · United States
The Big Slice
1.9k reviews
Springfield · United States
Za Pizza
1.8k reviews
San Francisco · United States
Pasquale's
1.5k reviews
South Kingstown · United States
Miami Slice
1.3k reviews
Miami · United States
Joe's Pizza NYC
1.2k reviews
Miami · United States
East Glisan Pizza Lounge
1.2k reviews
Portland · United States
Vezzo Thin Crust Pizza
1.1k reviews
New York · United States
Barro’s Pizza
964 reviews
Phoenix · United States
Scottie's Pizza Parlor
946 reviews
Portland · United States
Lucia Pizza
926 reviews
Brooklyn · United States
Sal & Carmine Pizza
853 reviews
New York · United States
Original Dream Pizza
799 reviews
Oregon 97213 · United States
Trevor’s Liquor
777 reviews
Phoenix · United States
Via Della Slice Shop
769 reviews
Phoenix · United States
Pizza Kat
558 reviews
Portland · United States
Piece Brewery & Pizzeria
487 reviews
Chicago · United States
Vice City Pizza
485 reviews
Miami · United States
Milwaukie Pizza Co.
482 reviews
Milwaukie · United States
Eleventh Street Pizza
431 reviews
Miami · United States
Meta Pizza
395 reviews
Portland · United States
Vincenzo's Pizza
392 reviews
London · United Kingdom
Marye’s Gourmet Pizza
349 reviews
Austin · United States
Hot Daisy Pizza
335 reviews
Phoenix · United States
Steve's Pizza
327 reviews
Miami · United States
Lombardo’s Pizzeria
282 reviews
Portland · United States
Majka
245 reviews
Sacramento · United States
Fratesi’s Pizza
231 reviews
Florida 33131 · United States
Dough Hands
209 reviews
London · United Kingdom
Vincenzo’s Pizza
207 reviews
Portland · United States
Bar Bucce
179 reviews
Miami · United States
The ABGB
116 reviews
Austin · United States
SPUNTO NYCThinCrust Pizza
111 reviews
New York · United States
Cutie Pie Pizzeria
88 reviews
Portland · United States
Yo Pauly’s
63 reviews
Scottsdale · United States
Football Pizza
43 reviews
Minneapolis · United States
Pizzeria Beddia
19 reviews
Philadelphia · United States
New York-style pizza is the slice that built a city's lunch habit: wide, thin, hand-tossed and foldable, baked in a hot deck oven until the underside is spotted and pliable. It descends from Neapolitan, stretched larger, dried a little, and taught to be eaten with one hand on the walk. Did you know? Lombardi's opened in 1905 and is recognized as the first licensed pizzeria in the United States, and many New Yorkers swear the city's tap water is the dough's secret ingredient. A faintly sweet tomato and low-moisture mozzarella are the baseline; the corner-slice shop is the institution. The places below span New York City and well beyond. We ordered them by what people who came for the pizza actually said, not by how famous the awning is.
New York–Style pizza guides
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The Best Pizza in Portland: The City's Natural-Leaven Scene
Portland is one of the most serious pizza cities in America. Natural-leaven dough, Oregon farm produce, and pizzaioli running rooms on their own terms. Here are the spots that built the scene.
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How Much Is Pizza in New York? The 2026 Slice, the Pie, and Where You Cross $30
Pizza in New York runs from a three-dollar fold to a thirty-five-dollar pie. The slice at Joe's, the room at Lucali, the line where Manhattan stops being cheap food. The actual prices in 2026, with the math.
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The Best Pizza in Brooklyn: 10 Spots From Di Fara to L'Industrie
Three generations of Brooklyn pizza on one block of paper: the pre-WWII coal ovens, the 2000s cult slice shops, and the modern micro-pizzerias drawing the longest lines in the city tonight.
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New York Pizza: Rules, History, and Where to Eat It
How a 1905 Manhattan storefront turned into the most-copied pizza style in the world. The slice canon, the coal-oven canon, the Brooklyn single-pizzaiolo rooms, and how to spot a real one.
New York–Style pizza FAQ
What defines New York-style pizza?
New York-style pizza is a large, thin, hand-tossed pie with a crust that is crisp at the edge yet pliable enough to fold lengthwise. It is traditionally baked in a gas or coal deck oven and topped with low-moisture mozzarella and a cooked tomato sauce. It grew out of the Neapolitan immigrant pizzerias of early 1900s New York.
How many New York–Style pizzerias does OpenPizzaMap list?
Right now we list 79 New York–Style pizzerias, and the map keeps growing. Every spot is added by someone who showed up and ate the pizza, then ranked by what people who came for the pie actually thought, not by raw star counts.