2024: Manhattan Voted Artichoke Pizza Best Pizza!
Artichoke Pizza
321 E 14th Street
(212) 228-2004 – artichokepizza.com
Choosing the best pizza in New York City can be quite overwhelming. But out of all the pizzerias in the Big Apple, Artichoke Pizza in the East Village truly stands out. As its name implies, the artichoke slice is the absolute best here. Cut into a traditional triangle shape, this slice features artichoke hearts, spinach, mozzarella and pecorino romano cheese, all pulled together in an absolutely flavorful cream sauce that is truly like nothing you ever tasted. Take a break from your every-day plain slice, and give this artichoke spin on pizza a try. You will not be disappointed! And after you tried the artichoke slice, check out the many other pizza varieties here, including the vodka pepperoni and crab. All slices are prepared to flavorful perfection at this exquisite pizza joint.
2023: Manhattan Voted Joe’s Pizza Best Pizza!
Joe’s Pizza
7 Carmine Street
(212) 366-1182 – joespizzanyc.com
You know that New York City prides itself on its pizza. In fact, probably anywhere within a 50 mile radius of New York City prides itself on its pizza! That’s why it’s no light feat that Joe’s Pizza has earned the distinction of best pizza for 2023. The menu at their Carmine Street is rather simple, and perhaps there is an emphasis on quality of pizza over quantity of pizza that allows it to be named the best pizza Manhattan has to offer. It consists of classic cheese pizzas, Sicilian square pies, and fresh mozzarella pies. Toppings include pepperoni, sausage, meatballs, peppers, onions, and more. Check it out for yourself — it has numerous locations, but the Carmine Street one, open from 10 a.m. to 3 a.m. Sunday through Thursday and 10 a.m. to 5 a.m. Friday and Saturday, is the original location.
2022: Manhattan Voted John’s of Bleecker Street Best Pizza!
John’s of Bleecker Street
278 Bleecker Street
(212) 243-1680 – www.johnsbrickovenpizza.com
Since 1929, the world famous John’s of Bleecker Street has served brick oven pizza that just can’t be beat. Often with a line of customers, both local and first-timers, out the door, the family-owned and operated business serves hundreds of coal-fired pies a day — that’s right, no slices here. This true Neopolitan-American style pizza perfectly balances its authentic Italian ingredients like thick tomato sauce, greasy mozzarella and fresh garlic and basil on top of a charcoal-kissed crust. Happy customers feel right at home in the familiar, old-school ambiance. It’s no mystery why John’s of Bleecker Street is considered the finest pizza place in NYC, so head down to Bleecker and get your very own world famous pie!
2021: Manhattan Voted John’s of Bleecker Street Best Pizza!
John’s of Bleecker Street
278 Bleecker Street
(212) 243-1680 – www.johnsbrickovenpizza.com
Since 1929, the world famous John’s of Bleecker Street has served brick oven pizza that just can’t be beat. Often with a line of customers, both local and first-timers, out the door, the family-owned and operated business serves hundreds of coal-fired pies a day — that’s right, no slices here. This true Neopolitan-American style pizza perfectly balances its authentic Italian ingredients like thick tomato sauce, greasy mozzarella and fresh garlic and basil on top of a charcoal-kissed crust. Happy customers feel right at home in the familiar, old-school ambiance. It’s no mystery why John’s of Bleecker Street is considered the finest pizza place in NYC, so head down to Bleecker and get your very own world famous pie!
2020: Manhattan Voted Joe’s Pizza Best Pizza!
Joe’s Pizza
7 Carmine St
(212) 366-1182 – www.joespizzanyc.com
Get an authentic taste of Naples at this New York City pizzeria in Greenwich Village. Owner Pino “Joe” Pozzuoli came from Italy and established his namesake restaurant in 1975 with the help of his sons Andy and Dino. For the past 44 years, the owner has been offering customers the quintessential New York slice, eventually solidifying Joe’s Pizza as a “Greenwich Village institution.” According to Pozzuoli, he learned what people want to eat from decades of making pizza and observing what people are drawn to. Patrons can purchase whole pies or get pizza by the slice, and Joe’s promises that customers won’t be served any “pretentious” pies. The pizzeria is open from 10 a.m. to 4 a.m. from Sunday to Thursday and 10 a.m. to 5 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
