Little Italy Pizza

Just the best crust ever! And very nice people with quick delivery. Just remember it’s cash on delivery

Awesome little pizza joint to pop in for a quick SLICE! Very reasonable and delicious pizza! The service is quick — tell them which one you want, they pop it in the oven and by the time you’re done paying they have the hot slice in your hand! The crust is what makes this pizza. It’s ridiculously crisp and you hear it with every bite NOT JUST THE CRUST, the entire slice! Stop in and you won’t be disappointed!

Fast food pizza! To go or eat in! They offer a ton of options and a lot of drinks room they actually offer ice cream too.
A worthy stop for late night pizza while you stroll around the city!

Quickly becoming one of my favorite places to grab a slice in the neighborhood. The pizza is great, with just enough sauce to hold everything together (just how I like it) and amazing tasting cheese. The crust is crunchy and flavorful, and the texture of it is unlike any other slice I’ve had anywhere else (it’s almost like flaky on the bottom of the pizza, it’s awesome).
Be warned, the 2 slices and a 20oz fountain soda is advertised as $ 5, but does not include tax. Still a good deal in my mind, but just make sure to have that extra $ 0.40 on you.

That $ 5 dollar special is life saving LOL.
Seriously when your broke and cant afford Chipotle, come here!
2 slices & drink for $ 5!
Pizza is amazing aswell!

I really like Little Italy. They’re on 86^th St, so they have high slice turnover (aka FRESH).
I’ve also ordered delivery, and prefer their plain pies to my usual standby of pepperoni. The Sicilian pie, while clearly no match to big boys like Spumoni Gardens, is really delicious too. The perfectly textured and seasoned sauce is ladled on top of the cheese, and the thick, pillowy, bottom crust has a nice crisp to it.
Put this in my regular rotation, you guys.

Cross over children. All are welcome. All welcome. Go into the Light. There is pizza and garlic knots in the Light.
What is this place and where did it come from? Seems like overnight a pop-​up pizza joint opened up on 86^th street in Yorkville. It’s one of those open-​front spots that is all bright like a beacon luring those in that are walking by. All white and red, shiny, and new. Open 24 hours so you know it will be a late night munchie stop on the way home from a night out drinking.
As this is a new pizza joint in my hood I had to investigate. You know, as a matter of duty and science I felt it was my responsibility to try a slice and report on it. Just in case any of us are drunk and close by in the future. Of course, we all know that a reputable outcome is determined by a few samples and repetition.
Yeah, that’s it.
Have to admit that the regular cheese slice is not bad. The crust has a nice crispy bottom to it, there was a nice ratio of cheese to sauce, and not too oily on top. I still soaked up that oil with a few napkins though. The actual slice is a decent size too. Had a few garlic knots and they were tasty. They offer a bunch of pizza types with all kinds of toppings and some basic Italian pizza shop standards like chicken rolls, stromboli, calzones, etc. A few tables and chairs to sit at but basically an on-​the-​run kind of place.
I do have to say that at $ 2.75 a slice they are a bit overpriced, especially with Go .99 Cent Pizza down the street, and a myriad of other pizza shops close by. Their slices with toppings range from $ 3.25 — $ 3.50. Still, they have a daily special that is a good deal — two regular slices and a 20 oz. drink for $ 5.
Not a bad cheese slice for what it’s worth, and will be a nice hit coming home from an occasional sloppy drunk night out.