Three Queens Food Stops: Slices to Pastries

Gia's Pizza serves New York slices, grandma pies, Sicilian pizza, and pan pizza, spanning several pizza styles in one stop. Calzones, panuozzo, vodka parm heroes, and Nutella pizza extend the choices beyond a standard slice order. The listed price level is a single dollar sign, and weekday hours run from half past eleven in the morning to half past ten at night. Friday and Saturday hours run from half past eleven in the morning to half past midnight, while Sunday hours are noon to nine at night.

At 3 Bros 99 Cent Pizza, the menu starts with 99 cent slices and continues through deluxe pies, Jamaican beef patties, halal gyros, burgers, and smoothies. Low cost choices stay broad across familiar slices and several alternatives. Takeout and delivery are both available, and the restaurant is open daily from nine in the morning until one after midnight. Reviews record mixed opinions about crust texture and slice quality, combining favorable and critical reactions among diners rather than establishing one consistent verdict.

Pastries made from scratch and laminated by hand define the third food stop at Somedays Bakery. Black sesame tahini croissants cover the sweet side, with cheddar twists and soft pretzels offering savory alternatives. Reviews praise flaky textures, yet they also note higher prices and mixed preferences between sweet and savory choices. The selection rewards personal preference rather than one universal order. The listed price level is two dollar signs, and the bakery closes at 9 PM every day.