1 Dollar Pizza

S C A M. TOURIST TRAP THEY CHANGED THEIR NAME look up "the best pizza" same address: read the other 1 star reviews. Place is empty on a Sunday night when every other restaurant is full They wanna make you wait 20 mins for a cheese dollar slice and only have other old slices laying around for $3.95. Can't wait till they close SCAM, LOL they actually did permanently close but theyre running the same scam for more money under a different name

Good pizza for the price. $1.50 now, no longer $1, can't blame them though. They are great guys that work there, I've been there many times and they treat me well and can start preparing my order before I even order. You should definitely go

Cheap pizza in the middle of the sidewalk! But is sooo good! You go for a 1.50 slice and end spending more because everything looks good! Is not Michelin Star Place, lower your spectations but you gonna eat good!

It's a slice of Cheese Pizza for $1.50 (inflation has hit the pizza industry), what's not to love? Very good food option when you're on the run.

A great 1 dollar pizza! The guy is also very nice and give us a complimentary slice of pizza.

Pizza slices are now $1.50 each instead of $1 for cheese but that's still a good price! Pretty large pieces, especially when getting two for just $3, and great taste, especially with the parmesan and oregano added they have on the table.

the food is no worse than in expensive pizzerias, it's ok, it's noisy but that's not surprising, cheap food attracts both the poor and the rich :))))

First off, this place needs to be renamed to 1.50 Pizza (that’s what they charge for plain and that’s what the actual sign says). Secondly, you get what you pay for. Very standard <$2 pizza. Thirdly, they very often run out of their 1.50 pizza and nothing remaining is cheaper than 4 bucks!!

So here is the deal. Everyone has a budget. And sometimes money doesn't matter. Well, I had to try this place after a late night at the theatre. I didn't want to wine and dine but wanted a slice to take to the room. This was perfect. I would not rate this above an 8 on a David Portnoy scale, but it was definitely edible for a $1.50 per slice pie.

Was on a walk earlier looking for lunch and saw this place. Decided I was gonna have a late night slice here so after a show on broadway I walked over. Not sure what all the fuss is about this is pretty bomb for the cost. Paid 4$ (Canadian) for a slice and a can of pop. The perfect way to satisfy a late night pizza craving for cheap My g was a nice guy, slinging pizza at this little takeout joint

I tried this place to satisfy my curiosity, fueled by a propensity for adventure and novelty, only to be met with what was exactly expected: a lackluster piece of cardboard that is trivial, frivolous, and insulting to any palette, let alone those privileged enough to venture to one of the food capitals of the world. If you are in a rush or in entrenched in a protracted financial struggle, this place may be a keen choice; be it as a one-off or with regularity. If either of these do not apply, there is not a single redeeming thing I can say about the food. Dry. Lacking flavor. Bready but not doughy. Hard but not crispy. Absent any toppings or points of interest. Purely an exercise in utility for the shrewd consumer, or futility for the overly trusting one.

A decent utility slice of pizza that costs 1.50 a slice. Two slices and a coke is 4 bucks. You can't get any cheaper than that. The pizza does need more sauce but has a fair amount of cheese and was piping hot. I appreciate them having garlic powder and red pepper flakes for easy sprinkling. Place is tiny and workers were efficient. It's not the tastiest slice but it's a good ny style of pizza that's fresh that's good for a quick bite. So quick that I forgot to take a picture of the food lol

It's a dollar for a large cheese pizza slice, how can you complain? I guess if you order the specialties, but then you're at fault. Why not go somewhere higher quality for specialties when they're similar prices ($4-5) a slice? My friend asked for one slice of cheese and was charged $2 so I was like oh, I might as well get some pepperoni for $2. Turns out they thought he wanted two slices so he won with two large cuts of cheese versus my one pepperoni for the same price. The worst part is the pepperoni is literally a cheese pizza with three pieces of pepperoni and those three pieces adds another dollar. If I'm only rating the cheese pizza, which is the fair option, this place is above average. I'd visit here any day for a quick bite especially at that price. It's not like they skimp on the cheese either, there's a fair amount for the price. Crust is soft and not crispy, but its alright, again it's a dollar. I'm pretty holistic with my judgment and won't knock a place down because I know it's low quality and I'm expecting it to somehow be more.

How can you hate on a place that still serves a slice of pizza for $1.50? Is it the largest slice? No. Does it use the freshest mozzarella and tomatoes? No. Does it taste like NY pizza? HELL YEAH! Then there's the $3.50 deal which simply cannot be beaten. In 2022, a Big Mac is $9. A Wendy's Double is $10. Even a hot dog at Gray's Papaya or Papaya King is $4. And yet somehow, you can snag TWO slices of pizza and a real Coke for $3.50! The dude behind the counter was pretty quiet and chill. We splurged for a brownie and he was kind enough to throw it in the oven without even being asked. BTW, the brownie square was $2.50. The four of us wound up dropping $9.50 for four slices, two cokes and a brownie. I was gonna take off a point because it's not the greatest pizza on earth but then I remembered that McDonalds and Wendy's are charging $10 for something so far from the greatest burger on earth that to deduct a star just seems grossly unfair. An average slice of pizza in NYC will run you $4.50 and trust me, that's not the greatest pizza on earth either. Therefore, I offer up a full FIVE STARS for being the most affordable meal one can have in Manhattan. $1.50 Pizza is still the undefeated Champion of NYC!

At times there not much more you can expect from a $1 a slice pizza joint. Yeah, it's a bit worn looking and grimy inside as many of these places are. Service is gruff and not too happy. The sign on the wall proclaims it's the best $1 cheese pizza slice which is laughable. At least there is a table outside the front door to eat your mediocre $1 slice of pizza. Kind of dry and tasteless. What do you expect? It's a $1 slice of thin cheese pizza.

Classic $1 pizza trip! Satisfies any and all late night cravings, and was the best snack after a long day. Classic quick service and fresh pizza! Love the crust. Pizzas were almost the size of our face

Tl;dr crispy crust, meh pizza If I judged this place just on crust it's be a lot higher. However if you're only paying a couple bucks for a slice of pizza you gotta lower your expectations. All in all not bad for the price but there are better places.

My favorite $1 pizza spot! Open late so you visit after a night of drinking. Nice crunchy crust, yummy sauce, and gooey cheese. Can't get much better than that!

For only 1$ their pizza is way better then some that are sell 5$ a slice back in Montreal I did loved it and definitely recommand this place

Came here during Pride. They stopped selling plain cheese slices meanwhile had pizzas with toppings coming out hot. I thought there was wait for plain slices so I asked them how long for plain sliced. They told me they were sold out and were only selling their topping pizzas, which were going for $4 a slice! Your sign says $1 pizza where is the $1 slice!?! And people were going for it because they didn't know any other $1 spots in the area! Such a shame! If you were selling $1 slices someone would've ordered an entire pie! Because people are high & drunk and will eat!

Best New York Pizza ever I stop here every time I'm in New York The butteriest crust! Don't miss out.

It's a dollar. It's a slice. It's pretty damn good for a dollar. You fold it and the paper plate it comes on. Bliss. Although it may look a little light on the cheese and sauce, once you bite in you'll find, as has been mentioned elsewhere in these reviews, the ratio between these and the crust is close to ideal. (This isn't a "blot-off-the-grease" kind of slice.) A lot of times I'll find myself wandering around the neighborhood wondering what to get for lunch, and a quick nosh here is like the perfect Hell's Kitchen appetizer for, well, anything. Also, perfect late-night snack. The place does a booming business, so your pizza is likely to be very fresh. Even the slices with extras look enticing, but then they're more like $2 or $2.50 slices, and drifting into Amadeus Pizza territory (bigger, more excellent, but more expensive). Service is always quick, don't forget to give a decent tip. You might consider avoiding around three in the afternoon when local schools let out. Just a suggestion.

The cheese slices looked pretty awful so I opted for some of the specialty slices; 1 buffalo chicken, 1 BBQ chicken, and 2 meat lover's. Total was $15, which is a humongous ripoff, but I was too deep in the game to back down. Much regret! Low-quality ingredients, not fresh at all, did not agree with my digestive tract. There are good and bad dollar slice joints, and to me, this place clearly belongs to the latter category.

The cheese pizza here is not a dollar late night. That isn't something they are going out of their way to advertise. The slices are very big, and the slices with multiple toppings have a very thick crust. Overall pretty good, but there are better options.

Super reliable spot for a late night snack. The slices are pretty big so 2 or 3 should fill you up. I've never had to wait more than a few minutes and they have all kind of seasoning there.

Browsing through the internet to find the best $1 pizza and a random website recommend this so off we go. Well, it's the typical NY pizza with thin crust and cheese. I don't try the other pizza so I can't comment much or compare it with other place. I would say overall it's okay. Nothing spectacular, but not bad either. The crust is not dry, but the cheese wasn't to the degree that you can do a cheese pull. The size is decent, depending on how hungry you are, in general 1-2 should be enough. Regardless, it's pretty wonderful that we can still find something to eat with just $1 in a city as fierce as NYC

I really liked the pizza. It's made fresh all day long. Plus, they had this amazing little meat pie. I would come back to try more of the non pizza foods they have here.

Yeah, 3 is about right. It is cheap, so there's that. The pizza was lukewarm and fine in flavor, not NY great at all. Did I mention it's cheap? (Actually $1.50/cheese slice.) Sorry, no pic. It looked like pizza.

Any real New Yorker knows not to eat in these dollar "pizza" spots. The inside is dirty, pizza is tasteless, and the third world staff are rude. Pay extra and eat in a REAL pizzeria.

DONT GO. Cheapest slices are $2.75. Deal for 2 cheese slices and one drink = $3.50. Minimum $5 on card. We asked for Ham & Pineapple ($2.75) and Sicilian ($2.75). The man charged me $6.75 instead. I asked why and he said it was ham, bacon & pineapple so it was $4.00 instead of $2.75. Are you kidding me?? A few extra bits of bacon and he's charging and extra $1.25? I may as well get another slice from somewhere else. Next morning found out he had charged me twice on my card. Had to clear it up with my bank.

After going to New York me and my brother were hungry and decided to go to dollar pizza. When we went in they had a short line but a long wait time it took 15 minutes for our food to get ready. It was quiet but they had no chairs to sit on only tables. When I ate it then undercooked it a bit and I had a stomach ache from it. The only reason I went there is because the pizza is cheap and I didn't have much money on me at the time

Never mind the $1.50 price on the pizza. We purchased just about every slice that had, and each one was flavorful. In fact, I wanted to go back and get so more after eating the first two slices. The service was perfect and I have no complaints about it. I will definitely be back.

Friend and I went there last night and ordered a few slices. We woke up this morning with food poisoning.

Dang good pizza, especially for a dollar! No frills, just good pizza for a good price. It's a small place with no seating that I saw, but we just ate right out front. The crust had a nice chew, there was a good balance of sauce and cheese and the sauce wasn't overly sweet. $1 a slice for cheese pizza.

It's my first time in New York so it's imperative that you get a New York slice! Slice Pros: *Its a Dollar! * Its more like a stand and not and not a place you can go inside. *short line * quick service *huge slice *two slices and a can soda $2.99 *Did I mention it's a dollar Cons: *the first slice I had was cold but it was the last slice of the pie. The second one was much better because it was fresh out the oven *only the cheese pizza is a dollar but you can get toppings for $3

Not sure what's going on but tonight was the second night I have come and they don't have the dollar slice. The first time I bought another more expensive pizza which was okay but tonight it feels like a way to make people order a more expensive pizza. It's not the price but it feels shady. Hopefully tonight was coincidence. If it's not I hope this isn't a new thing. You advertise and are known for great $1 slices.

The pineapple pizza tasted bland. But we were all starving so we were fine with it. But probably would not buy it again. One pizza was $20

Not sure about the bad reviews of this place. We grabbed 2 cheese slices and were charged 2.50 total. They were out of the cheese (which is reasonable since it's the most popular) but we literally waited about 30 seconds and the guy brought us out fresh slices from the oven. The pizza here is your standard, NYC pizza. It's delicious and a great experience. If you want to try authentic NYC pizza, this is as good of a place as any.

If you come here before midnight without having consumed copius quantities of alcohol, it's probably not going to be as good. But a 2a slice of foldable pizza is just what the doctor orders at that hour, and this place delivers. There was a floutist, a homeless guy, a young couple, and a youngster panhandling for money for hormone drugs for his sex change operation (literally had a sign that said that), all coexisting in this space while we were there. It was perfect and quintessentially New York.

Solid slice, so cheap! Good filler when wife is hangry. Good ratios, mine was steaming it. Wiuld definitely go back!

LEGIT! My go to spot for pizza near my mi casa. For a buck you get an evenly cheese to sauce ratio slice. They also serve pizza with two toppings ( pepperoni & mushrooms) for $3.50 and beef patty (don't forget the cheese!) for $2.50. But the dollar slice is the most bang for your buck in Manhattan!

Dollar pizza! Nothing much else to be said. $1 flat, tax included for a thin crust slice of cheese pizza, great for a snack.

As a tourist from Washington DC (via Atlanta) my mates and I found this place at 1am after a night of bar hopping. Now I know what your'e going to say: When you're drunk anything can taste good, but this place was different. The pizza here was great while drunk, with a hangover the next day for lunch, and even better sober the following week for dinner. The slices are large and fresh, not cardboard as other $1 places might be, and they seemed to really put some care in making it taste good. I can't say enough good things about this place. Perfect "hole in the wall - literally" food stop. One caveat: Don't sit on the bench outside. A couple of us sat out there on that bench, and a woman waiting for the restaurant next door invaded, screamed at us, yelled homophobic slurs, and generally made a scene. Why? Because that bench was for the restaurant NOT the pizza place. Typical, unfriendly NYC, but she was a bit extreme. Otherwise a great pizza place. Certainly better than anything we have in DC.

Never again, I placed an order through grub hub at 8:30, they accepted delivery. 10:15 comes still no foOd, I call and they are closed. You should of never accepted delivery, and now I must wait 5-10 business days for my money back. Don't waste your time!

The pricing at this place is just ridiculous. The people in front of me ordered a pizza and it was $32. They were shocked because this place advertises a dollar a slice. Well, be aware that's just for the cheese that's usually not even on display. Misleading and can't recommend. The pizza is *ok* and will do in a pinch if it's late and not much else is open, but that's about it.

So I was here the night of Thursday, 11/21, but at 1:12, so essentially the early morning of 11/22. 1 (One) Dollar Pizza was already closed, no lights with the front gate down; I had presumed they'd be open until 2-3am such as on Friday's and Saturday's (actual hours are until 4am on those days) -- thus, I had hoped they'd have similar hours on Tuesday's and Thursday's as well. On a different night, two or three times, later in the night after I had left a bar or something of the sort, I was charged more than the menu price -- only after I had returned later, did I realize. When it's late at night, just ensure you're paying the menu price and not what you're told at the register. But this is just an example of a common institutional problem within our global economy: the concept of profit maximization reigning supreme over that of promoting a minimum level of well-being for all humans. We all know there exists a certain price for a slice in Manhattan, depending on the quality. However, we're all still willing to pay more for more influential/visible brands, such as Papa John's over a dollar slice shop. But that's just part of the problem, people buying/using a brand due to an image rather than what the company stands for (outliers such as Patagonia do exist though, when it comes to addressing environmental impacts). Single use plastics have the potential to be, and are already, devastating to modern society. For example, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch ( whose description I'm linking here, and don't worry I read the entire article before posting it, ( https://www.nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/great-pacific-garbage-patch/ ), is just one way in which we're hurting our world, especially since we're not utilizing a regenerative economy/society. Not sure how to end this, cause I love the pizza here [especially if it's fresh] and it's still cheap as hell, so all in all, a good deal. Sincerely, A centrist who believes in climate change and the necessity of social initiatives.

Dollar slice pizza is a New York City staple. Right up there with subway delays, trash smells and police sirens that are synonymous with NYC. It was to my dismay, starting in 2018 that 1 Dollar Pizza started charging $1.25 for their cheese slices. I understand that the cost of living may increase over the years. However, an establishment cannot name itself 1 Dollar Pizza. Do not be deceived New York. Save up those quarters if you're having the drunken munchies and are looking to turn to this sub-par slice of greasy za.

Gave me cold pizza and didn't even bother heating it up. Be sure to ask to heat it up; this pizza is cold and gross. And it's not even a dollar anymore It's a $1.25. But you know, when you're drunk in HK, fine. But maybe try a different place. :)

I used to go here but they aren't open very late and they will leave the "open" sign on while closing but won't serve anymore pizza. So I started going to the one down the street .

Prices are unbeatable and the food is OK. Nice place to stop for a quick lunch when you are in a rush

I mean, it's $1 pizza. Not anything to write home about, but it's not trying to be anything special. Solid quality. Bring cash, as cards carry $5 minimum.

THE WORST $1 SLICE EVER! I was starving after work and decided to give this a try since it's fast and cheap. Worst mistake I could have made! The cheese is revolting I threw the slice away and I was starving mind you. Stick to 2 Bros where the dollar slice never disappoints.

Decent neighborhood pizza place. Prices are reasonable, but slices are slightly small. But there's always the option for $1 cheese slices.

This is a shady enterprise, one that is perfectly willing to post one charge, $1.00 a slice, and then find ways to charge twice that much when the slice is ready. They will argue with you about your order and why it doesn't qualify for the $1.00 price. This happened several times to my friends and I. We decided we'd expose them.

Best pizza place in the city!!!! Best spot to go after clubbing when you drunk poor and hungry. Or just hungry. Pizza is really yummy and just for 1$

So the sign out in front of the place says "The Best $1 Slice Pizza", not the actual name of the place, a much more trumped up "The Best Pizza" which they surely aren't. But it's a dollar a slice! Not $0.99 plus tax or whatever, but ONE DOLLAR. You hand them a George Washington and they hand you a slice of pizza, the novelty of it was so amazing I had to do it twice. And it's not that bad! Sure it's not gonna win any awards, but it's far better than you'd get at any sort of chain. So why 4 stars instead of 3 for "not that bad"? The value of it all overwhelms me. Of course if you wanna get fancy with various meats or vegetables on your pizza then things change, but why would you do such a thing when there's free shakers to dress your slice(s) with garlic, red pepper, and oregano?

How can you knock a $1 Pizza slice? If you were inebriated at 2am, you would probably pay $1 to lick peanut butter, which wasn't on the menu. Nevertheless, I came for the $1 pizza which WAS on the menu, but it wasn't available at the time I popped in. There were 3 - 4 guys seemingly working on fresh pies, but there wouldn't be one ready anytime soon. Here comes the dilemma at these $1 joints. If not the star of the show, you are left with choosing from topping slices. Somehow 8 pieces of pepperoni or mushroom justifies a 200% surcharge per slice. No it doesn't!? We still bought 4 slices: two were gross, cold, and dry "Margherita" slices and the other two didn't matter. At the end of the night, know that you were pursuing "$1 soak up the alcohol." in a relatively ritzy area and so I hope that you get your hands on the good stuff, though YMMV.