Coal-fired thin-crust pizza in a no-frills setting. A true NYC classic.
This classic pizzeria has been serving up delicious thin-crust pies for decades, maintaining its reputation as a go-to spot for authentic New York-style pizza. With a focus on quality ingredients and traditional preparation, it offers a no-frills dining experience that highlights the pizza itself. It's a reliable choice for those seeking a satisfying and traditional pizza experience in the city.
The pizzeria is primarily known for its thin-crust pizza, which is often described as classic and good. While generally well-regarded, one comment suggests caution to differentiate it from other 'Patsy's' locations to ensure the intended experience. There's also a mention of traditional pizzerias having deep fryers for items like zeppoles and calzones.
"The thin-crust pizza is consistently mentioned as a highlight and a reason to visit."
Customers generally praise the thin-crust pizza, considering it a classic and reliable choice. While some mention it as a good option, there's also a cautionary note about distinguishing it from other establishments with similar names.
Important Note
Be mindful of distinguishing this Patsy's Pizzeria from other establishments with similar names to ensure the intended experience. Some comments suggest that not using a coal oven can be a red flag for a pizzeria named Patsy's.
"The commenter clarifies that Patsy's Pizza is not the same as Patsy's Italian Restaurant on West 56th."
Neutral"This user suggests Patsy's as a good option close to Chinatown."
Positive"A user mentioned that older, real-school pizzerias would have deep fryers for zeppoles and calzones."
Neutral"It's considered a red flag if a pizzeria named Patsy's does not use a coal oven, implying that traditional Patsy's locations are known for this."
Negative"Patsy's is a place you can look into."
Neutral"Jazzlike_Spare5245 recommends avoiding Patsy’s. The specific Patsy's (Pizzeria or Italian Restaurant) is not clarified."
Negative"The commenter includes Patsy's in their list of other spots to consider in NYC, implying a positive recommendation for its pizza."
Positive"A commenter compared L'Industrie to Patsy's, implying Patsy's is a mid-level pizzeria that doesn't suffer from the long lines found at L'Industrie."
Neutral"Prince is my favorite spot for pizza. The. Patsy's, East Village, 99c, Joe's."
Neutral"Patsy's Pizza has nice thin pizza"
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