Late-Night Vodka Slices on Seventh Avenue in Midtown
A Midtown counter where the vodka pie and spicy pepperoni square pull a late crowd off Seventh Avenue.
🍕 Start With the Vodka Slice
The counter at 512 Seventh Avenue runs long, with square trays of spicy pepperoni, sheet pans of Sicilian, and round pies waiting under the glass. The vodka slice is the one regulars point to first, its creamy blush sauce and torn basil resting on a crisp, foldable base. The spicy pepperoni square, the dish the shop puts its name behind, crisps its pepperoni into cupped edges that pool with rendered fat. Order by the slice, and the cheese pulls while the edges stay crackly. Prices stay mid-priced, the staff keeps things warm and quick, and the room stays plain, all white subway tile and a few stools along the wall. Midtown foot traffic fills the place through dinner, and the ovens run past midnight Thursday through Saturday, a dependable stop after a show or a late shift.
