Find Pizza Slices in Greenwich Village

Yes, if you want creative pizza in Greenwich Village: Aria Nova Pizzeria at 190 Bleecker St is active, operational, and listed at 5.0 from 496 reviews. Its description centers on Spicy Vodka Arrabbiata, pesto margherita, and a long-fermentation crust that keeps its crunch. Use the specialty-slice options and posted daily hours to plan a focused Bleecker Street stop.

Address: 190 Bleecker St, Manhattan, New York
Hours: Monday–Thursday and Sunday 11 AM–10 PM · Friday–Saturday 11 AM–12 AM
Price: $
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 from 496 reviews
Phone: (929) 819-1306
Website: arianovanyc.com

Start with specialty slices such as Spicy Vodka Arrabbiata or pesto margherita; the listing also calls out a light, airy, long-fermentation crust that keeps its crunch. Classic grandma slices are another documented option, alongside creative toppings. Use the specialty names to narrow your first order, then compare them with a classic grandma slice.

Aria Nova opens at 11 AM every day. Monday through Thursday and Sunday, the listing shows service until 10 PM; Friday and Saturday extend to midnight. The POI is operational and its visit data lists a $ price range. Check the day-specific closing time before you head to Bleecker Street, especially for a late Friday or Saturday slice.

Aria Nova Pizzeria is listed at 190 Bleecker St in Manhattan's Greenwich Village. The POI record lists a public visit, a 5.0 rating from 496 reviews, phone number (929) 819-1306, and the website arianovanyc.com. Use the address and phone number to confirm the stop before you go.

Where is Aria Nova Pizzeria?
190 Bleecker St, Manhattan, New York.

What are Aria Nova's hours?
11 AM–10 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday; 11 AM–12 AM Friday and Saturday.

What pizza does Aria Nova serve?
The listing describes Spicy Vodka Arrabbiata, pesto margherita, classic grandma slices, and creative toppings on a long-fermentation crust.

How is Aria Nova rated?
5.0 out of 5 from 496 reviews.

What is the price range?
The POI lists $.

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