At Chrissy’s Pizza in Greenpoint, savor perfectly crispy, tangy slices crafted by a passionate chef with a heartfelt homage to his dad—and yes, it's worth the wait.
"Chrissy’s, which began as a pandemic pop-up in a Bushwick apartment, has a brick-and-mortar in Greenpoint—and if you see a line outside, it'll be worth it to wait. The New York-style pies are shamelessly saucy, with a crust so light and shattering that we'd happily eat the leftovers off a crust-hater's plate. They don’t do slices, which essentially forces you to bring friends and have a pizza picnic on the sidewalk. Things could be worse." - willa moore, bryan kim, neha talreja, arden shore
"Chrissy’s, which began as a pandemic pop-up in a Bushwick apartment, has a brick-and-mortar in Greenpoint—and even if you see a line out front, it’s worth the wait. The New York-style pies are shamelessly saucy, with a crust so light and shattering that we'd happily eat the leftovers off a crust-hater's plate. They don’t do slices, which essentially forces you to bring friends and have a pizza picnic on the sidewalk. Things could be worse." - bryan kim, willa moore, kenny yang, carlo mantuano, molly fitzpatrick
"After several months of joining the late-night menu at Superiority Burger, Chris Hansell finally has his own headquarters. Unsurprisingly, the fanfare has followed. If you’re prepared to wait a bit, Chrissy’s Pizza — which got its start a few years back selling on Instagram out of an apartment — is the standard bearer for a great New York-style pizza. But note: there are no slices, only pies." - Emma Orlow
"A Friday to Sunday late-night pop-up featuring a thin, cheesy New York pie that is chewy but light. Also features the TFT (or tofu fried tofu) sandwich with spicy mayo and a lightly dressed slaw." - Eater Staff
"New York’s hardest pizza to order has a new home. Chrissy’s Pizza will soon serve its pies from the late-night menu at Superiority Burger, served Thursday to Saturday, from midnight to 2 a.m. The popular pizza business, which started in a Brooklyn apartment, has been operating out of the original Superiority Burger space, around the corner, since June; owner Chris Hansell was supposed to open there in September but never did." - Luke Fortney