A Bleecker Street Slice Shop Rated a Perfect Five
Grab square trays and mortadella burrata pies at a Bleecker Street counter reviewers score a flat five.
🍕 Two Doughs, One Counter
Aria Nova runs the classic Greenwich Village move, a counter of whole pies on Bleecker Street where you point at the slice you want and walk back out. The display holds two schools at once. Round New York pies come thin and foldable, some plain cheese, some scattered with pepperoni, basil, and ricotta. Square Sicilian trays sit beside them cut thick, one stacked with pepperoni and ricotta, another layered with prosciutto and arugula.
The kitchen also builds specialty rounds, and a mortadella pie arrives under torn burrata, pistachio pesto, and fresh basil that reads as green as it is rich. Reviewers have landed the place at a flat five across 496 ratings, rare air for a slice counter.
Tables line the narrow front room, and the open kitchen keeps the display stocked. Grab a corner square, fold a plain slice, and settle in near the window on Bleecker.
