Three NYC Pizza Legends Worth Chasing This Pizza Week

4.7 (5,914)

Mon – Sun, 12:00 – 22:00

254 S 2nd St

L'industrie draws steady Williamsburg lines for its burrata slice, basil and olive oil over a blistered crust. The counter moves fast and the pies stay inexpensive for the neighborhood. Doors close by 10:00 PM. Plan to eat at the window or out on South 2nd Street.

4.4 (10,487)

Mon – Thu, Sun, 10:00 – 03:00 (+1); Fri – Sat, 10:00 – 04:00 (+1)

7 Carmine Street

Joe's turns out foldable cheese and pepperoni slices on Carmine Street, a Greenwich Village fixture. The counter runs cash-only and fast, reheating slices to order into the early morning hours. It stays inexpensive, and the plain slice is the one regulars reach for first.

4.4 (9,279)

Mon – Tue, Sun, 10:00 – 03:00 (+1); Thu – Sat, 10:00 – 05:00 (+1)

27 Prince St

Prince Street Pizza built its name on the Spicy Spring, a square with a spicy-sauce edge and cupped pepperoni. The Nolita shop is walk-up and order-to-go, with long but quick-moving lines. It stays inexpensive, and an off-peak visit skips the worst of the wait.