Artistic Pizza

Just tried the $20 GF cauliflower crust margherita pie and it was so delicious. The flavor, the crisp, I will be coming back!! The 10” individual pie was very filling; split with a friend and felt very satiated but I could see it being a good filling for one person. Lots of other vegan and non vegan options

First New York slice! Wanted vegan cheese to start, but he recommended the chorizo and it was the bomb!! The crust, the sauce, omg. Perfect late night hit

The pizza (both vegan and regular) was amazing! the crust was crispy, but had the perfect thickness of bread to still be a little soft on top! My husband said the regular was delicious, and I’ll say it was the Best Vegan pizza in Manhattan!! I’ve never seen such a slice selection in my life! All the pies in the photos below were vegan! This is def my new pizza place whenever I come to NYC. 🙌🏾

Good experience overall. The Halal pepperoni tasted great and the pizza was well-made. It’s a solid spot if you're looking for tasty halal options. Definitely worth a try! 🍕👍

Respect and kindness is something that you will always see it here. Love the taste of the pizza, the crust is soft and delicious. Overall any pizza you will pick, will make you come back again.

I think it's a bit expensive, but honestly, at the same time, checking off lunch with a deluxe slice of pizza for $6 might not be too bad. I got the flavor with thousand island sauce, which was delicious! The chicken pieces were crispy

I’m gluten free AND struggle to find vegan cheese! For corn sensitive people, the crust is cauliflower and really blends nicely like a NY style pizza— This place has both gf and vegan options so I could enjoy a pepperoni and sausage pizza! So relieved

The pizza here is so good and affordable too. I got two different slices of the vegan pizza and both flavors were amazing. All of the vegan flavors looked really really good (I think there were like different flavors 8 total) - My kids and husband got regular slices and they devoured them. They ended up going back for more. Each slice is huge too. The service was super friendly and there was plenty of room to sit and eat. We would definitely go back!

Artistic Pizza has great vegan pizza by the slice! I got a slice of the vegan mushroom pizza and a vegan pepperoni and sausage crumble slice. The slices were sizable and pretty good! I didn't like the vegan sausage crumbles, but the pepperoni was good! Also, not many places have vegan by the slice, so it was super convenient! The service was pretty quick, as they heat up the slice as soon as you select them. The place is more of a to-go spot, but there are about three little tables available for seating. I also like how there are two display cases: one for the vegan slices and one for the non-vegan slices. Overall, the pizza is pretty good! I look forward to returning and trying the vegan buffalo chicken slice!

I was on a mission for best pizza in nyc. Wifey suggested here for pizza. She's vegan im regular. . But I did see elote pizza which caught my eye. I thought it was ok because the corn wasn't the texture I like. It was more rubber and chewy. The cheese was good tho. The crust was good too. . Wifey was happy about her pizza slice. I thought it was just an ok. I do like how we are in the area where it's busy so there was entertainment. . Overall if your looking for a quick slice of pizza nearby I would try it. They change the selections daily. So I do like how they have different toppings and flavors for pizza slice. Hope this review helps. Thanks for reading. Have a yelptastic day. Follow me for more.

I'm sick of paying $5+ for a single slice of New York Style pizza. Honestly, anything over $4 is pushing it. The whole ethos of pizza by the slice is that it is quick and cheap. I'm not even asking it to be GREAT, I just want it to be good. All this to say that after a long walk through the city to clear my head of intrusive thoughts accompanied by a full body cigar, I needed a slice of pizza to tie me over until dinner. I told myself the next place I walk by serving pizza by the slice that didn't have a long ass line will have my business. After purposefully darting my head the opposite way when I saw a few $1.50 per slice places, Artistic Pizza appeared when I needed it most. I walked in and saw the checkered floors, $2.50 cheese slice & $3.50 for a pepperoni slice, and a grungy but not gross pizzeria ambiance. I became more optimistic than when I started my commission-only real estate brokerage job, and ended up just as disappointed. I went with a cheese and a pepperoni slice, and it was the poster child for 3/5 stars. The crust was doughy and had no hangtime when you picked it up, real ones know about the hangtime. However, there was an ample amount of cheese, sauce, and toppings but it just couldn't make up for the like of crisp on the crust. It satisfied the pizza craving, but I can't sit here and say it was good pizza. In my 28 years on this planet, the phrase "you got what you pay for" is so hit or miss. Ive had some cheap wines that are fantastic. I've paid under $10 for shirts that are still in my rotation 5+ years later. But, I'm beginning to see that in the case of pizza by the slice, you definitely get what you pay for.... but if you disagree PLEASE bang my line ASAP Rocky!!! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

$5 for a vegan mozzarella, vegan pepperoni and hot sauce slice 100% gets 5 stars from me!! Service was immediate, space is super small but the checkered floor was truly reminiscent of what a pizza place should be in New York - AKA a hole in the wall that kicks ass!

This is my go-to spot for vegan pizza in the West Village. Even when I go to eat at another restaurant, I always stop by to pick up two slices for home. On Sunday, my friend and I were heading to Spicy Moon and he asked about vegan pizza options, so on our way home we stopped by and picked up 4 slices. I had the mushroom and what I believe was a cheeseburger or chopped cheese slice. We both enjoyed our slices and will be stopping by again soon. They have a wide variety of vegan options that are worth trying.

Delicious pizza. We have tried 3 different toppings and we liked them all. We had to take it to go, the place is super small. The person who served us was very pleasant and efficient.

I'd had this place bookmarked on here for a while, and finally went last summer but spaced on reviewing it because it made me so happy I was in pizza heaven brain land. It's located in my usual stomping grounds in Manhattan's west village, and they have an entire case of vegan options. I am not sure what cheese they use, but it's clearly one of the better options out there. I have only gotten the one with 2 kinds of "meat" and some veggies, and personally have less options than they have because I don't eat mushrooms. There's minimal seating, barely enough space for 2 people to order at the sideways counter, and it makes it even better to be honest as it's a tiny hole in the wall place. I brought a non veg friend last August who's from Jersey and relocated, and he loved what he got. I love that there are so many pizza options in NYC now, and this one stands out for sure.

I recently had the pleasure of discovering a vegan lactose-free, and gluten-free pizza place in New York. After several visits to the city, I finally found a spot that caters to my dietary preferences. While the flavors didn't blow me away, it definitely hit the spot and satisfied my pizza craving. The service at this establishment was fast and efficient. Pizza slices we're offered at a great price point. I appreciate that they understand the importance of catering to various dietary needs. I tried the margarita pizza and I have to say I've made better at home with my onni. Though the flavors didn't reach the level of culinary excellence I was hoping for, I still enjoyed the experience and would recommend this place to fellow vegans, lactose-free individuals, and those on a gluten-free diet. It's a reliable spot for a satisfying pizza fix that considers dietary restrictions.

A decent place with crispy staff. The cheese slice was pretty good with a crispy crust underneath. A bit garlicky sauce. There a few tables to sit down here, but pretty tiny inside.

I was expecting something closer to Two Boots based on the name and descriptors. Artistic Pizza is more of a budget place where none of the pizza with toppings looks appetizing at all. The cheese slices are tasty and cheap though.

Got the spicy veg option. Really good! Wish it was the authentic Italian crust but this was good for $5. Not the best to dine in as there's only 2 tables but the service is fast & guy is friendly!

The best place for vegan/vegetarian in the area. I used to go every week at one point because my bf was obsessed. I'm glad that they have a place in the area to cater to vegan pizza lovers. It tastes similar enough to real pizza as well. I would recommend their vegan cheese slice as its close enough to real cheese for those who cannot have dairy/cheese. The additional stuff hid the cheese flavor a lot, so if you're in it for just a cheese, just have a regular vegan cheese slice. If you're in it for a vegan meat, I think the bbq chicken was the best with the pepperoni following after. Enjoy!

Stumbled across this little spot one day and decided to try it for lunch. It's a small store front with a few seats inside. Clean atmosphere. Great Vegan slices. Better than some actual vegan pizzerias. The vegan buffalo chicken slice was delicious. My new all time vegan pizza choice. The vegan spinach & mushroom was pretty good too. Flavorful. Will definitely be back.

In order of fav to least: 1. pepperoni - loads of flavor 2. margherita - tasty, but really greasy 3. buffalo chicken - the vegan chicken was really chewy and I didn't like the white sauce. *all vegan I liked the cook of the pizza; crispy bottom, soft dough. the vegan cheese was okay. I've had better, I've had worse. the pizza sauce could have a bit more flavor. the crust was perfection! overall it was good, but definitely room for improvement. Also, these slices were expensive. For these 3 + a can of Diet Coke it came out to about $18.

Fast service Good pizza Gluten free and vegan options My gluten free personal pizza was pretty good, but the crust was a bit burnt

Came here late after the movies, it is close to NYU so makes sense the hours are open late. The dude at the counter didn't really answer my questions. I was asking about which flavors and he just pointed to all the vegan ones... So I just picked two that looked like had the most veggies. Price is not bad for the quality & availability. I wouldn't go out of my way again though. It is decent if you are close by and have the munchies.

This place had been on my list for awhile because 1. VEGAN and 2. GLUTEN FREE!!! However, I was not expecting the hole in the wall smallness. They were out of vegan slices late night so I ordered a small vegan pie. It is your typical west village prices. It was good but nothing that screams OH MY FCKN FANTASTIC PIZZA! I think I'm just a snob after all these years in NYC with my pizza, so it would take more than that to surprise me.

Delicious vegan options! There is some seating but not a lot. The workers are pretty nice. One slice is pretty filling fyi.

The food and service here is great.Have to come back here soon.I just hate that it's fairly small.

Fantastic selection of vegan pizza. Half the pizzas were vegan which was great for my vegan friend who was visiting. The crust was good. I wouldn't seek it out again but it was yummy.

I asked the dude what the best slice was He said margarita So I ordered it.... This is after eating two other slices at johns and Joe's (pizza crawl 2021 in full effect) Honestly this slice is far superior to the other two places I've tried so far. 9/10 rating and a bonus .5 for great service So on this years pizza crawl I give it 9.5/10

Good price and I want to try more pizzas. I liked my margherita/cheese slice but I thought the sauce was a little too sweet. Pizza just hit the spot though!

Best vegan pizza in the city!!! LOVE that their checkout iPad doesn't pressure for a tip - that makes me want to tip them even more especially as the guys who work there are so nice open late as well!! Lots of different vegan options I'd say about half the pizza they offer is vegan! Our favorite was the pepperoni and sausage. About $5 a slice - cant be beat!

Pretty effin good gluten free vegan 10" pizza for under 20 bucks, vegan cheese oozing off of it. They treated me like I was a valued customer even though I have the worlds most irritating allergies. They also have vegan slices ready made and under 5 bucks but those aren't also gluten free.

The BEST vegan pizza in NYC!! This is my go-to stop anytime I want some good pizza in Manhattan!

Stumbled upon this pizza place at 10:00PM and got the classic cheese and another slice that I think was artichoke (can't remember exactly). Really good.

The Vegan Pizza is so good! I got the Meatless Pepperoni and Beyond Sausage Vegan slice. Its $5 a slice so no specials on Vegan Pizza.

Very good pizza near NYU. Crust is nice and not soggy. Just the way I like it. I'll spend a little more and get these over the $1.50 places any day!

With the cheese, taste-wise, I now know to opt for the real thing. But regardless, I ended up enjoying the entire slice, up to the last crunchy bite.

Good if you need a quick bite, and it's nice that they have vegan pizza, but the quality leaves a bit to be desired. I got the vegan BBQ pizza and the vegan Choritzo pizza. The BBQ pizza wasn't bad but wasn't great. I thought I preferred the Chorizo pizza better, but then realized it had some weird sauce on it that was like thousand island dressing with some relish mixed in. I am not a fan of relish whatsoever - especially on pizza! I have to admit that the crust was nice and thin and crispy, so that was good. Would probably only return if I'm in the area and need something quick, or I'm really really craving pizza and the quality doesn't matter.

service amazing! pizza delicious Vegan SlicesPizza Slices courteous; offered/provided slice to homeless

I didn't like this pizza at all. Ordered a 14 inch pepperoni and sausage for lunch pickup today and it was $17 which I would have thought was reasonable had it not tasted truly like dollar slice. It was the quintessential dollar slice crust - soft and sweet. Toppings were generous and the sauce and cheese were okay, but nothing to write home about. It just tasted like very cheap pizza. Pickup was easy - it was ready when I got there and was fast. It was still super hot when I picked it up and reheated well when I got home. All in all, totally edible but pretty bad quality. I would have opted for a frozen pizza over this.

I gave a three stars because the pizza was good but it Didn't arrive warm and it was the most expensive pizza I have ever had in my life. I ordered it twice because it was my birthday and I didn't want to bother with the price but after eating the two pizzas and cokes I must say never again. Even the soda was cray expensive. It must have been a total of fifty dollars for two normal sized pizzas and two cokes. They don't offer caffeine free which is another issue. Save your money there are tons of pizza places around.

This is great. One of the best here in New York. When you find a pizza that is good, warm and fresh, it is something you want to sit with for some time. To have it delivered in front of you. A slice that you can look at and then take a bite out of. It can be a cheese pizza. It can be something a bit more combined with spinach, cheese, garlic, olive oil and some sauce. There is a good fresh combination to choose from. This is why a new place is ArtisticPizzaNYC. You will find the only shop on West 3rd Street in the village in New York. Founded just over a year ago (before everything happened in today's world), ArtisticPizzaNYC has been in the small shop located behind Washington Square Park and just off of 6th Avenue. The chief chef - Sagor - is one of the friendliest pizza chefs in the city. He meets you when you walk in, and talks to you not only the pizza he has there but also new slices you might want to try. It is better than most pizza shops here in New York, or anywhere. When you listen and then decide, everything is possible. Today, we ordered a few slices to try. We started with a traditional Cheese slice. We then asked for a Mushroom and Spinach slice that included cheese and a light tomato sauce. This was then followed with an all White slice of mozzarella cheese and a white sauce. There was no tomato sauce or anything else. Then, to include a bit more, we had an all Vegan slice of Mushroom and cheese. But, things did not stop there. The last slice they offered was a traditional Margarita slice with fresh tomatoes, fresh basil, and fresh mozzarella. That is it. ArtisticPizzaNYC. It is a small shop with a great (small) team. They were excellent. I tasted a good share of the product and we liked being there. In fact, next time we are in their neighborhood, we shall go back to ArtisticPizzaNYC for a few new slices, and a soft drink, while speaking with the team. The shop was great. We really liked it.

Nothing but good things to say about Artistic Pizza. Fast, cheap, delicious pizza. They have an entire separate, labeled vegan section which is great. The pizza is delicious and you can be in and out with a hot slice in a couple of minutes. I am curious about what vegan products they use (cheeses, etc.) but I couldn't find it listed anywhere. Anyway, great spot.

They have the best vegan pizza. You will not get crust and sauce like this anywhere. I had two slices but could have easily had all 5 vegan choices at once, seriously it was so good! Hands down, best in the city. A hole in the wall place, no frills, it's incredible!

If it were located in a dusty loft above someone's house, it'd be Attic Pizza. If it were located on prison grounds during a riot, it'd be Attica Pizza. And if it were a fortune teller located on Noah's boat, it'd be Ark-mystic Pizza. My notes - incredible pizza from the nicest guy, perfect and better than most of the rivals, hope it does well, late night After my first trip, these were my thoughts: I'm a massive fan of Artistic Pizza in New York which is one of the better places that I've been to. Delicious fresh New York slices for cheap prices in a very expensive and fun and lively neighbourhood which has some great pizza and some bad pizza. If they sold fireplaces, they'd be "Artistic Heaters." If they sold nudes of males, they'd be "Artistic Penises." I suppose that's not very tasteful? But these slices are. It's hard to find a truly great slice in Manhattan, and a lot of the high-rated places and the busy places are actually crap. This tiny little hole-in-the-wall right in the middle of the expensive and trendy villages is one of the very best slices I've had in Manhattan, and I would come back here anytime for a delicious slice of pizza. Makes the famous nearby Artichoke Pizza taste like chalkboard dust. If it served up painted renderings of Pokemon, it'd be "Artistic Pikachu." And if a call girl was giving confessions here, it'd be "Artistic Piper" (Billie). After my fourth trip, I said: I still love Artistic Pizza, although it's not nearly as good as it was when it first opened and I fell in love with it. Their slices certainly still taste good and it's open super late, they're cheap and service is really nice, but it's not quite on the level of the famous places across the street - Joe's and Bleecker St Pizza - and now that I've compared them directly back-to-back, Barbie agreed that while the people running this place are some of the friendliest anywhere, their slices are good but not life-changing. It's still well worth a 5-star rating though. It's a good thing they don't have restrooms though. After all, who wants to be watched in the toilet? Even if it is through "Artistic Peepholes"?

Not sure why this place has great reviews... The pizza is thin crust. It was cold when they handed it to us. We asked them to please warm it up. When they gave it back to us, 3 of the four slices were very burnt. I hate burnt pizza. The vegan pizza was chewy. The cheese pizza was disappointing. We also got a teriyaki slice. It had chicken and broccoli and onion. It was okay. Tony Boloneys in Hoboken is wayyyy better. We won't be back. Only good thing was the prices and service.

THE BEST VEGAN PIZZA I'VE HAD IN NYC. Cheese and margherita simple and tasty, no weird stuff, great ingredients. Tomato sauce is on point!! my favorite and best vegan pizza in town.

Artistic Pizza is one of the only places I know of in the city that has AMPLE options of vegan pizzas BY THE SLICE! Look, I will admit that it is not difficult to find a vegan slice around New York, but the option is usually plain cheese, vegetable, or sometimes you might get lucky with a vegan sausage. Lots of other places offer vegan pizza with more toppings, but only as a whole pizza. This place has about 5-7 vegan slices available all day long in flavors/toppings that are exciting and satisfying: BBQ Chicken, Buffalo Chicken (my two favorites), Hawaiian, Pepperoni, etc. Needless to say, this place has all of the vegan mock meats And I really applaud them for having so many vegan options. The shop is small, the service is quick and friendly, and the pizza is to die for. Unfortunately I feel like this place gets very overlooked, but it is a place you will not want to mess! Thank you, Artistic Pizza!

This place is pretty cool because it has a bunch of dietary options, and lots ot topping choices. I got the Cauliflower pizza and Kayla got a normal pizza. And she didn't like it!! This was kind of shocking, as she is much more generous in her praise for pizza. I thought the Cauliflower one was ok (doing keto) but it could have used more sauce. Also, what came out to be a personal pizza for $20 was a little disheartening.

Y U M! Pizza is my favorite thing in the world, too bad I have celiac. Couldn't pass up the chance to have pizza in NYC. Artistic pizza has a yum gluten free crust! Others who were eating regular gluten pizza told the owner it was the best pizza they ever had. This place is amazing! You won't regret it

So happy I was able to eat vegan pizza. This one was yummy. The good thing about this place is that you can get your pizza and walk to the park to eat it.

In the area and hungry, so decided to grab a slice of pizza. Only a stone's throw from the subway exit, I found this place. It's small, and simple in a good way. The menu is easy to read. The prices per slice are super competitive. There is also a decent variety of slices to choose from. Including vegan and gluten free options. There is also a chalkboard outside with combos they offer. I decided to go with the white slice to satiate my hunger. It had a great texture and the flavor was on point. Perhaps because it was a white slice, it wasn't too greasy. After enjoying my slice I struck up a chat with the person manning the place today named Sagar (hope I spelled it correctly). Nice guy, and he told me they've been open 5 months. I highly recommend checking this place out if you're in the West 4th area.

Delicious pizza! We have tried a couple of pizza spots in new york and so far this is the best! Also, great customer service

The vegan pizza here is amazing I love this place no complaints. I've come here at all hours and every time it's so good

We ordered a large vegan pie for the first time and it was excellent!! It's my mom's favorite vegan pizza, so we will definitely be ordering again. You will not be disappointed.

Delicious halal pizza joint with authentic NY slices. The toppings are incredible and give you a real taste of a NY pepperoni slice while being halal. If you haven't included this in your NY pizza crawl, definitely add it to the list! My favorite Friday ritual is getting a slice and eating it on my way down to Washington Square park. Great service and friendly staff. Love that they have gluten free and vegan options for friends. My favorite is the halal pepperoni and sausage.

Yummy vegan pizza done well! Lord that crust is so nice. Waiting on them to open so I can have it for lunch / breakfast! My new fav pizza place and I don't feel sick after trying to pretend I can digest dairy