Pizza and Fried Chicken on Graham Avenue

The Graham Pizza & Chicken is a counter at 64 Graham Ave in Brooklyn that sells pizza and fried chicken side by side: pepperoni by the slice, and chicken with fries. It is rated 3.7 from 21 reviews, sits in the $ price band, and opens every day from 10:30 AM to 9 PM, so the appeal is speed and price rather than polish.

The order worth making is the pepperoni slice and a portion of fried chicken, taken separately and judged separately. Reviews split cleanly on both: the chicken and the prices come up as the good half, while soggy fries and hard pizza come up as the weak half, which is why the safe move on a first visit is a slice eaten while it is hot rather than a whole pie carried home.

The room is straightforward — metal trays, a tiled floor, a serving counter — and diners sitting near the entrance have noted the front area needs better heating, which matters more in winter than in July. Nothing here is sold as a destination. It is the counter you use when you want both things in one stop, quickly, in the middle of a Graham Avenue walk.

Address: 64 Graham Ave, Brooklyn, New York
Borough: Brooklyn
Hours: daily, 10:30 AM–9 PM
Phone: (347) 916-0904
Rating: 3.7 out of 5 from 21 reviews
Price level: $ price band
Service: counter pick-up in a straightforward room
Reviews praise: friendly service, decent prices and the chicken
Reviews flag: soggy fries, hard pizza and a cold front area near the entrance

Order a slice and a portion of fried chicken instead of choosing between them, because this counter keeps both under one roof and neither is strong enough to carry a meal alone. The pepperoni slices sit behind the glass as broad triangles with browned cheese and a thick rim of crust; the chicken comes out with fries in the same paper and heat.

Reviews are the reason to order defensively. The chicken is called enjoyable and the prices are called decent, while the same reviews report soggy fries and hard pizza, so the slice is best eaten while it is hot, not carried home. Ask for the slice from the freshest tray you can see rather than the one already sitting forward, and treat the fries as a coin flip rather than part of the plan.

Portions are the other reason the two-item order works: one slice plus a chicken portion is a full lunch at the $ band, and splitting it across two people leaves room for a second slice without committing to a whole pie. Pay at the counter and take the food with you; there is no table service to wait for.

The Graham opens at 10:30 AM and closes at 9 PM, seven days a week. There is no closed day listed in the asset, which makes this one of the more predictable counters on the avenue: Monday looks like Saturday, and a late lunch at 3 PM is as safe as an early one at 11 AM.

That window shapes what the visit is good for. A 10:30 AM open makes it a lunch counter rather than a dinner destination, and a 9 PM close means the last slice of the day is a before-nine errand, not a late-night one, which is worth knowing if you are comparing it against pizza shops that run past midnight. Sunday follows the same hours, so a weekend plan does not need a separate check.

Call (347) 916-0904 if you are crossing the borough for it. The number is the counter's own line, and a call is faster than discovering that the trays you wanted are not out yet. The business is operating, and the asset lists no seasonal break, so the daily schedule is the schedule to plan around.

Two pizza shops in the same asset set show what The Graham trades away and what it keeps.

Original Pizza of Brooklyn on Ralph Ave rates 4.5 from 2,144 reviews and runs 10:30 AM to 1 AM Sunday to Thursday, then 10:30 AM to 2 AM on Friday and Saturday, so it is the late-night option with the review volume behind it. Italia Pizza on Kings Highway rates 4.5 from 484 reviews, opens 10:30 AM Monday to Saturday and 11 AM on Sunday, and closes at 9:30 PM either way — a similar day length to The Graham with a much stronger record.

Against those two, The Graham is cheaper and smaller: a $ band and 21 reviews, with chicken on the menu that neither of the others lists. That is the actual trade — you go for the chicken-and-slice combination, not for the best pie in Brooklyn — and it is the reason this is a lunch counter rather than a pizza destination.

Where is The Graham Pizza & Chicken?
64 Graham Ave, Brooklyn, New York. It is a counter on Graham Avenue, not a sit-down restaurant with table service.

What are the hours at The Graham?
Daily, 10:30 AM to 9 PM. The asset lists no closed day and no seasonal break.

What pizza and fried chicken should I order at The Graham?
Pepperoni by the slice plus a portion of fried chicken. Reviews call the chicken enjoyable and flag the fries and the pizza, so eat the slice hot.

Is The Graham open late?
No. It closes at 9 PM every day, which is earlier than the pizza shops that stay open past midnight.

Does The Graham deliver?
Delivery is not listed in the asset, so ordering happens at the counter. The phone number is (347) 916-0904, and a quick call is the way to check what is already out in the case before you walk over.

How much does a slice cost at The Graham?
The asset lists a $ price band rather than menu prices, so plan around a cheap lunch rather than a fixed number.

How is The Graham rated?
3.7 out of 5 from 21 reviews, with friendly service and decent prices praised and food consistency questioned.

Is there seating at The Graham?
There is a straightforward serving area with trays and a tiled floor. Diners near the entrance have noted the front is cold in winter.

Keep eating around Graham Avenue after this counter. A walking tasting with the same author covers pizza, fried chicken and four more stops over three hours on foot, and crispy chicken pops with fries sit at 80 Graham Ave. A Latin breakfast counter is a few doors down at 11 Graham Ave, a Bushwick slice shop on Broadway serves Italian food daily until 11 PM, and Grandma slices with Detroit style pies and garlic pinwheels land on Grand St. Plan the last two as an evening, since both keep later hours than this counter.