Iconic thin-crust pizza w/ oozy cheese. A true NYC classic, even Owen Wilson wants a slice!
Patsy's Pizzeria is an iconic Italian eatery renowned for its classic New York-style pizza. Many patrons praise the exceptionally thin crust and abundant cheese, making each slice a delightful experience. It's a place that has earned a loyal following, with many considering it a must-visit for authentic pizza.
Patsy's Pizzeria is celebrated for its New York-style pizza, characterized by an exceptionally thin crust and ample, often described as 'oozy,' cheese. Reviewers consistently recommend their pizza slices, with some highlighting the 'Patsy's Special' and noting its coal-fired preparation. It's considered a go-to for authentic, classic pizza.
"Patsy's is highly recommended for its classic New York-style pizza, particularly noted for its thin crust, generous cheese, and often the 'Patsy's Special'. Many also praise their pizza slices."
Customers overwhelmingly praise Patsy's for its classic, thin-crust pizza, often highlighting the generous cheese and overall deliciousness. It's frequently cited as one of the best pizza experiences in the city.
Important Note
Some users believe that only the original East Harlem location is authentic, with other branches potentially not matching the quality. One user had a negative experience with a lukewarm pizza and a cardboard-like crust.
"This user adds that Patsy's in East Harlem also offers pizza by the slice."
Positive"This user recommends Patsy's in Harlem."
Positive"This commenter describes Patsys in East Harlem as a classic brick oven pizza place, great for both slices and pies."
Positive"This user points out that Patsy's in East Harlem has been serving coal-fired pizza since 1933, offering a similar experience to New Haven style."
Positive"This user points out that the original Patsy's in East Harlem has been serving coal-fired pizza since 1933, offering a similar experience to New Haven style."
Positive"This user states that Patsy's at 116th St & 1st Ave in East Harlem has been serving coal-fired pizza since 1933."
Positive"This user suggests Patsys in East Harlem is very aligned with New Haven Apizza style."
Positive"This commenter praises the original Patsy's in East Harlem for its coal oven, hot slices, hole-in-the-wall atmosphere, and simplicity. They specifically mention the soda machine as a positive."
Positive"The user suggested replacing Joe's Pizza and Prince Street with Patsy's Pizzeria (Harlem) and Scarr's."
Neutral"This commenter states they grew up with Patsy's on First Avenue in Manhattan, indicating a long-standing connection and likely positive association with the restaurant."
Positive"Patsy's in East Harlem is described as the absolute best for pizza."
Negative"Patsy's in East Harlem is described as the absolute best for pizza."
Negative"Patsy's in East Harlem is described as the absolute best for pizza."
Negative"Responding to a question about dine-in pies, this user stated that dine-in pies are made by the same oven and people as the slices. They also mentioned they go to Patsy's simply for being nearby."
Positive"This user had not been to Patsy's but hoped the original poster had a good experience."
Neutral"This user ordered Patsy's and was underwhelmed, noting the pizza was delivered lukewarm with a cardboard-like crust and bland cheese."
Negative"This user has never been to Patsy's but found the pizza pictured in the post to look very appealing."
Positive"This user coincidentally had Patsy's pizza on the same day they watched the movie."
Positive"This user was unaware of the movie connection but was inspired to plan an itinerary of Harlem activities."
Neutral"This user discovered that Patsy's has a takeout window and mentioned a very negative experience at Uncle Vinny's Pizza, which they visited instead."
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