Where to Order Pizza and Smoothies in the Bronx

For pizza and smoothies in the Bronx, Snack Station at 3572 White Plains Road runs both out of one counter, and it adds Dominican cooking that most slice shops in the borough do not carry. Mofongo and yaroas sit on the same menu as pizza, wings, combo meals, salads, burgers, wraps, tacos and quesadillas, with smoothies, juices and desserts handling the cold end of the order, and the whole menu available for delivery, takeout or curbside pickup.

The practical detail is the weekday opening. Monday to Friday the shop starts at 7 AM and runs to 11 PM, so breakfast, lunch and a late plate all come from the same kitchen; Saturday opens at 11 AM and runs to the same 11 PM, and Sunday closes an hour earlier at 10 PM.

It is rated 4.0 out of 5 from 110 reviews, with praise for quick, friendly service and fresh drinks, and reports of uneven portions and uneven order preparation in the same set. Menu items are listed from $1.25 to $39.54, and a small dine-in room is part of the setup too.

Address: 3572 White Plains Rd, Bronx, NY 10467
Hours: Monday–Friday 7 AM–11 PM · Saturday 11 AM–11 PM · Sunday 11 AM–10 PM
Phone: (347) 202-7432
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 from 110 reviews
Price: menu items listed from $1.25 to $39.54
Order modes: delivery, takeout, curbside pickup; credit cards accepted
Seating: indoor and outdoor
Website: snackstationmenu.com

The menu is wider than the two dishes in the name, and that breadth is the reason a group order works here. Beyond pizza there are combo meals, wings and salads, then Dominican specialties including mofongo and yaroas, then a sandwich, burger, wrap, taco and quesadilla run, platters, and desserts. Smoothies, juices and other beverages cover the drink side.

That spread means one order can satisfy a table with different appetites: a pizza for the group, a mofongo plate for the person who wants Dominican food, wings for sharing, and a smoothie for whoever is not drinking soda. Ask what the mofongo comes with before ordering if you are building a full meal around it, because the asset describes the dish as a specialty in the lineup rather than publishing its side dishes.

Pricing runs across a wide band — menu items are listed from $1.25 to $39.54 — so ordering a la carte keeps a smaller spend while a platter pushes toward the top of that range.

The weekday schedule is the unusual part: Monday to Friday the kitchen opens at 7 AM and closes at 11 PM, a sixteen-hour window that makes an early breakfast order as possible as a late dinner one. Saturday keeps the 11 PM close but starts at 11 AM, and Sunday is the shortest day, opening at 11 AM and closing at 10 PM.

So a weekend morning plan built on the weekday hours will miss by four hours. Saturday and Sunday both start at 11 AM, which means a breakfast run on those days has to be a brunch run instead. The evening edge stays generous all week, with 11 PM on six days and 10 PM on Sunday.

For delivery and pickup planning, that gap matters more than the closing time. An early weekday order can be placed before most of the borough wakes up, while a weekend order waits until late morning. Call (347) 202-7432 for anything time-sensitive, since the asset publishes no last-order cutoff per order mode.

Snack Station runs as a counter operation with three ways out: delivery, takeout and curbside pickup. Curbside is the useful one on White Plains Road, where stopping properly is half the battle — you order ahead, then collect without leaving the car. Credit cards are accepted, so a cash-only detour is not part of the plan.

There is a dine-in option as well, with indoor and outdoor seating listed on the asset. That makes it workable for a quick slice on site rather than strictly a bag-and-go counter, and the outdoor seats are the better bet for a group that arrives with drinks already in hand.

Reviews describe quick, friendly service and fresh food and drinks, alongside concerns about portion sizes, pricing and order preparation, so check the bag before pulling away from a curbside pickup and ask for the total before adding extras. Prices span $1.25 to $39.54, so the final number depends heavily on what goes in the order.

Where is Snack Station?
3572 White Plains Rd, Bronx, NY 10467, on White Plains Road in the north Bronx, where curbside pickup is listed as an order option.

What are the hours?
Monday to Friday 7 AM to 11 PM, Saturday 11 AM to 11 PM, and Sunday 11 AM to 10 PM.

What food does it serve?
Pizza, wings, salads, combo meals, sandwiches, burgers, wraps, tacos, quesadillas, platters and desserts, plus Dominican specialties such as mofongo and yaroas.

Does it have smoothies and juices?
Yes. Smoothies, juices and other beverages are listed alongside the food, and reviewers praise the drinks as fresh, which makes a smoothie the natural add-on to a pizza or mofongo order.

Can I pick up without leaving the car?
Yes. Curbside pickup is listed along with delivery and takeout, and credit cards are accepted for payment.

Is there somewhere to sit?
Yes. The asset lists indoor and outdoor seating, so a quick slice on site is possible alongside takeout.

How is it rated?
4.0 out of 5 from 110 reviews, with praise for fast, friendly service and fresh drinks, and some concerns about portions and order preparation.

How much does it cost?
Menu items are listed from $1.25 to $39.54. The total depends on whether you order a slice, a combo or a platter, so confirm the price at checkout.

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