Crazy Pizza

Spectacular restaurant. Excellent food and in my experience Mario was always attentive to everything we could need. The atmosphere was incredible, they have some small surprise throughout the food that makes this restaurant unique. I recommend it one hundred percent

We love It here! We came visit with my mom and the atmosphere was amazing! The energy and the stuff is so friendly. Will recommend 100% especially for a birthday it’s definetely worth it. Come!

We had an amazing time celebrating our friend’s daughter’s birthday here! The vibe is always fun and lively, and the service is top-notch. Manager Majid is incredible — he remembers us every time we visit and always makes us feel so welcome. The food is delicious — even the simple spinach salad is packed with flavor, and the thin-crust pizzas are our favorite. The chefs are always present, making sure everything is just right. And of course, the dancing and swinging pizza show is the highlight! It’s such a fun and unique experience. We love coming here — it’s always the best time. Thank you, Majid and team!

Fantastic birthday party. My friends and I had a great time. The food was good and plentiful, the service was fast but attentive and the entertainment is the highlight that makes the party. Our waiter Alexis took care of us, recommending delicious pizzas and drinks and the manager Madjid is a true professional who knows how to make customers feel good. Overall great place to celebrate something with friends. Highly recommended

I recently visited this pizza place, and it was an unforgettable experience! The Neapolitan pizza was outstanding—loaded with flavor, perfectly cooked with a crispy yet soft crust, and topped with fresh ingredients that made every bite a delight. But it wasn’t just about the food; the atmosphere was something else entirely. It’s loud, with a lively energy that feels more like a dinner mixed with a nightclub. The buzz of music and chatter adds to the experience, almost making it feel like a show while you eat. If you're looking for great pizza and a fun, high-energy vibe, this is the spot. Just be ready for the volume—it's part of the charm!

Everything was amazing! I enjoyed the pasta even more than the pizza! The cacio e Pepe was fabulous and so was the bolognese, one of the best I’ve ever had! And Ricardo was amazing, attentive and kind. I wish I could bring him back to Philly with us because every waiter should be like him. Everyone here was so kind and the Energy is unbeatable! Thank you for a wonderful birthday experience, Ricardo you are the best!

We celebrated a double birthday at this fantastic restaurant tonight February 19th, and from the moment we walked in, we were treated like royalty. The host welcomed us warmly, and our amazing waiter, Danny, who is a true Italian, provided top-notch service all night long. The vibe on a Wednesday felt more like a lively weekend, which added to our celebration. The staff surprised us with shots, and the manager even personally cut our cake, making the evening even more special. Overall, it was a wonderful night filled with delicious food and exceptional service. Huge thanks to the entire staff for making our celebration memorable!

We had such a fun time at Crazy Pizza! It was the perfect spot for a family outing with friends, and the kids had an absolute blast. Our waitress was incredibly sweet and attentive, making the experience even better. The food was amazing—delicious pizza, perfectly cooked pasta, and drinks that hit the spot. Highly recommend for a fun, lively atmosphere and great food! We’ll definitely be back!

We dined at Crazy Pizza in the evening during their party hour and it definitely lives up to the name! The energy was high, the music was bumping, and the vibe was more like you're attending an after party during Fashion Week than your typical pizza joint. If you're looking for a quiet slice, this place isn't it... but if you're in the mood for something fun and a little extra, it's a memorable experience. For the pizza lover/conneseuir, the pizza served here is Roman style, so expect a super thin crust that's crispy and light, and not overloaded with cheese or sauce. It may not be for everyone, especially if you prefer a classic NYC slice or something heartier, but I actually found it refreshingly healthy-tasting. You can tell that they use quality ingredients, and the portions feel indulgent without being greasy or heavy. Outside of the pizza, one of the standouts for me was the tagliatelle all bolognese which was rich, savory, and cooked al dente. Don't skip the gelato for dessert which was fresh AF and the Crazy Pizza all Nutella. It sounds over the top (and it is), but in the best possible way. Service was attentive for our large group. It's not a casual night out kind of place, but if you're looking for a scene with solid food and a party, Crazy Pizza is one to add onto the list.

We went in for Father's Day. First & upfront it is very expensive...but the Caesar Salad wax immense & one of the best we ever had, the other was in Mexico. The pizza is Roman style with thin & crispy crust. In the middle of our meal kitchen staff came out to loud music twirling giant circles of pizza dough to everyone's delight - our 15 month old grandson was entranced & clapping to the beat. They are very family friendly. We had stopped at our local, long time favorite, but they don't have high chairs. :-( In SoHo/Nolita NYC these are our favs along with Prince Street pizza. - altho you can't sit in there.

First time here, came from AZ. This place was actually good. The food was great, the flavor was good, the sizes were decent. We ordered 3 pizzas for a party of 7 which came out to $180. Which was not bad at all (I also ordered two bottle of sparkling water) the food alone definitely get a good review. The reason why I gave this place 3 star is because of the staff, the waitress were not too friendly, tbh I ate my food fast and uncomfortable so I could leave quickly. If they had delivery I would had chosen that option. Enjoy the food

Pizza party -- literally! Crazy pizza is so fun. The waiters are fun, the food is fun, the vibes are immaculate. This is a pizza party like no other you need to get your group and snag a resy

Very disappointing Experience Despite the Hype We booked weeks in advance for a birthday celebration but were seated at a cramped corner table and asked to move--understandable given the crowd, but frustrating for a special occasion. The service was lacked, with our waiter barely attentive. The burrata was tasty but unappealing, served with just tomatoes and no bread. The pizzas were underwhelming: the "Al Prosciutto" featured ham--not prosciutto--on a thin, unimpressive crust, while the truffle pizza was decent but not filling. Drinks were overpriced for what they were. The birthday girl wasn't acknowledged until we complained. While they eventually brought candles with a second tiramisu even though we had purchased the table side one 5 minutes before that so read the room. They also brought out some green tea shots, it felt like an afterthought. The tableside pizza show was entertaining, but our seating made it hard to enjoy. Overall, the poor service, disappointing food, and lack of attention to detail left us unimpressed. Wouldn't recommend for a special occasion.

We came here to check it out and see if it has the same vibe as Lavo. Our waiter was a sweetie, loved his Italian accent! He let us know what was good and popular at the restaurant and the "favorites". We came here for Sunday dinner right after Thanksgiving. We had our drinks: Pedro and the old fashioned and we were not disappointed. For food we had: burrata, calamari and the focaccia bread - which were all good! For the meal, we had the following pizzas at the table: Margherita - which you can't beat, it's a must everywhere! Can't go wrong with it; Pata Negra - it was different, not my favorite and one I won't order again but happy we got a chance to try; and then we had the Formaggi. All pizzas were good but certainly wasn't worth the price tags. I think you're paying more for the chic decor and the pizza dough dancing that happens, which is so fun and exciting.

Well for starters it is a nice place festive for parties. Very nice decor. However, the pizza is grossly overrated and is thinner then tracing paper. In addition, the taste is not good at all. We like to try new things and happy about new places. But if the food is not good, not enough floor shows of spinning the dough, can save it. Especially when a Margherita pizza $30 was not tasty. Not only thin but not good. In addition I did have a salad and I was ok with that. The wife was not. New York has plenty of very good pizza. Unfortunately this is not one of them. Lastly my waiter was horrible. Never came to check on us. Had to flag him down for water and anything else. I hate writing these reviews. But the taste of pizza was WAY below par. In fact some frozen pizzas are better. Hopefully they can improve the taste. The place is an attractive venue.

Very fun and great pizza. If you like your pizza crust on the thin side this would be a great place to try. The pizza is fresh and the show came around twice during our visit. The Caesar salad was also a great addition to our meal.

I came in expecting that most places that have a vibe, usually don't serve the best food. We honestly had a great time, an amazing waiter, and the only reason why my review loses a star is because the food was indeed 50/50 as expected. Our server Stephano was a gem. Super attentive and literally made our experience a blast. We came in on a Friday night for a 9:15 reservation. The DJ literally played the best music ever and the tables around us were singing and having the best time ever. We started off with some cocktails and mocktails, and btw the Volare mocktail literally comes with the BEST cotton candy I've ever tried in my whole entire life - not even kidding. For apps, we ordered the calamari/zucchini, quinoa salad, and the penne all'arabbiata. I must say, the portions are VERY small. The calamari was good, and the penne was actually my favorite - has a nice spicy kick to it as well. On the other hand, the quinoa salad was very bland to the point I didn't understand why it was even on the menu (we wanted one healthy dish to sort of balance it out). As for the pizza, yes, it is indeed VERY thin. To the point where if you grab it by the crust it just crumbles. We ordered the truffle one, San Danielle, and profumato. All were pretty OK, with San Danielle being my favorite. Would I pay $65 for the table side truffle shaved pizza again? Probably not. As for desserts, the table side tiramisu was nice, but my favorite was the Nutella croissant dessert was my favorite. During this seating we got to see 2 "shows." On top of that, they also provided free shots at one point throughout the dinner. I must say, we did have such an amazing time, and I would definitely return again for the fun dinner vibe.

The spaghetti al pomodoro was good but not special. The Bismark pizza was very good. Fast service. I went for lunch on Memorial Day Weekend so it was very quiet. I'll try to go back during dinner for the party atmosphere.

Please for the love of god do not go here. The spaghetti was $25 and tasted like spaghettio's (and the portion was SMALLER than a can of spaghettio's would have been). My friends got pizza and the meat smelled really bad. The vibes were bad. They also have pictures of celebrities on the wall eating pizza to make it seem like those celebrities ate here (which isn't true). Seriously do not go here it's a waste of your time and money. I cannot even fathom how a place like this exists.

Sorry, not sorry. Celebrated my daughter's 28th birthday. All the staff from the Manager to our waitress Annella we very accommodating and friendly. However, the $800.00 bill for 7 people was not expected for the food that was served. It was a fun atmosphere but drinks were priced high and food serving sizes were small. It's was mostly the hype and a great photo op I will not be going back. Sorry Heidi klume

**Review for Crazy Pizza** When we arrived, the hostess initially wanted to seat us at a less-than-ideal table since our reservation was for three and we had four people. Thankfully, the manager stepped in and found us a better spot. We ordered the margarita pizza, truffle pizza, Caesar salad, and burrata. While the food was good, it didn't stand out as extraordinary; the ambiance was really the highlight of the experience. One standout was Catalina, a server who wasn't assigned to our table but went above and beyond to help us. She made sure we had sparklers with our shots, even after we were told we couldn't have any more.

Stopped by Crazy Pizza, a new spot in NYC, late night for drinks and appetizers. The cocktails were good, and the appetizers were nice too. The staff was really friendly and made the place feel welcoming. A solid option for a late-night hangout!

So so service. Portions are TINY and pizza is paper thin. If you asked AI to make the most expensive instagramable food spot it would spit out crazy pizza...

I love this place! The pizza is so crispy and delicious. The sexy decor and impeccable service made for such a memorable night with friends who were visiting New York. I highly recommend if you're looking for a fun lively vibe with delicious bites to share and an incredible show! Wet blankets steer clear.

This was the first time that my cousins and I came to Crazy Pizza but it won't be our last. It was fabulous. The food was amazing and the staff was wonderful. Our server was great and extremely helpful when it came to making choices. The entertainment - incredible. Not that I want to learn how to spin dough but I want to know how he was able to do that without getting tired. Amazing. We will be back!!

We visited Crazy Pizza tonight for my daughter's 21st birthday. It was lively and fun! The food was good, as well. The pizza crust is very thin--almost cracker-like--but it's different and enjoyable. The portions are kind of small, so plan to order more. The space was small and crowded, but that's not unusual for downtown locations. Service was great, and the spinning "pizza" show, Volare singalong, and birthday fireworks made for a super fun experience. The people writing negative reviews of this place need to stop taking themselves so seriously.

A really terrible pizza, with a crust so thin that was invisible. When we asked, they said is Roman style... they do not know what this even mean. Price is double of an expensive Neapolitan pizza in NYC, but there is almost no food in each pizza. 95dB loud music, that was so hurtful we had to run from the restaurant. This is probably a health violation, as it was unbearable. After that, we had to go to have dinner again and have each a real pizza... unbelievable

Not sure why there's so much hate on them. They were attentive, music was great, food was really good. I went on a Sunday evening, but would go back on a day where it's more crowded for their special brunch vibe.

Amazing staff. Waiter was Alexis P amazing vibe and great food. Got the buratta pizza and pasta and was incredible.

My friends and I had a 10:30pm reservation, which was late to begin with, but we didn't get seated until 11:30pm! The service was also really poor. We were seated by the kitchen where there is a wall so the waiters kept bumping our seats every time they needed to walk through. The waiters also didn't ask if we were finished eating before clearing our table so the whole experience felt really rushed. The food was meh, which is to be expected for a place like this. The pizza is super thin. The burrata was pretty good though but it doesn't come with bread. I don't think I'll be coming back unless it's just to grab a drink at the bar.

Had a reservation, and we were seated almost immediately. Place is small but has cute decorations. Ordered wine for the table, along with a few different pizzas. Food itself was pretty good. The waiter we had on the other hand, was not helpful and honestly a bit rude. We came here for a birthday dinner and asked ahead of time if we could bring cupcakes. They said yes, but when we got to the restaurant they told us it would be 5 dollars for each cupcake we brought. Why this is the case? I have no idea. We ended up working it out and not having to pay, but there was definitely a lack of communication amongst the staff and it affected our view of them. Other than that, about halfway through our dinner servers came out and gave us a show with a live dj and throwing pizza dough. It was really cool to see. Conflicted on the review, because if the service was better they would definitely get more stars.

We came just to hang out at the bar. The energy was high the whole time. The place got packed the later we stayed (4pm-8pm), not what I expected for a pizza joint. They had dancers come around like once and hour and the playlist was all songs you wanna dance to. Will probably make plans to come back and dine.

Absolutely horrible service! We waited 45 minutes for our table even though we had a reservation. The hostess was EXTREMELY rude. Everything here is so disorganized. I can't believe how badly this is being run. It's embarrassing. No wonder they have such bad reviews

Shame on me for not reviewing this place after it was booked by someone else. This is my first review ever, so it will hopefully be impactful or disregarded. Comparing price, quality, and service as whole, this is the worst restaurant I have ever been to. It was horrendous. The food was horrendous, albeit we enjoyed the salad and the calamari. 2 out of over 10 items ordered. Everything else was really bad and portions were quite honestly unacceptable. With a bill being close to 1k(they added 20%, there was 7 of us), we were rushed out of our table, after being there for maybe an hour and a half. Also, the "entertainment" people go for is non-existent. 2 guys twirl a napkin for about half a song and thats it. This place sucked.

Crazy Pizza was a letdown. The food was tasteless. We ordered Caesar salad, prosciutto app, beef tartar, burrata salad, spicy salami pizza (only decent thing), burrata pizza, prosciutto pizza, bolognese, chicken parm, Nutella pizza, croissant dessert with cream, tiramisu, and drinks. Somehow even the dessert was flavorless. As for service, when we pointed out an overcharge on our bill, the manager responded with unnecessary hostility instead of addressing the issue professionally. His demeanor was off-putting, and I couldn't help but notice a distinct lack of personal hygiene, which only added to the unpleasantness. Rather than offering a resolution or a simple apology, he stormed off, refusing to comp the overcharge. Loud TVs made it feel like a dive bar despite the upscale dining experience their prices suggest. For the "show" they spin wet towels, not pizza dough. Overhyped and underwhelming--hope it shuts down soon.

If you're into watching someone spin pizza dough over your head, this place might entertain you, but that's about where the excitement ends. The pizza was mediocre at best--floppy, lacking structure, and completely forgettable. The pasta was even worse--bland, lifeless, and utterly devoid of salt or any seasoning. It felt like the chef forgot to finish the dish. The atmosphere is nice, but it feels like they're banking on the vibe and theatrics instead of delivering quality food. For the price, I expected far better. If you want style over substance and don't mind paying a premium for mediocre dishes, give it a try. Otherwise, skip it and head somewhere that prioritizes flavor.

Terrible place. pizza too thin, you can't eat it with the hands. Music too loud. Unbelievable.

Pizza was as thin as a paper plate, tasteless and soggy. You have to cut the pizza because it had no crust to hold it up and it would just fall when trying to take a bite. We got a salad that was drenched in what tasted like store bought refrigerated dressing. The "Crazy Cake" desert was literally a croissant cut into 6 pieces on top of whip cream with Nutella on top. This meal was the worst I've had in all the 8 years living in nyc.

Do not go here... it's a rip off super expensive not worth it ..I went last night for a fun night out and I order an apple spritzer$21 and my friend order Prosecco $28 wtf and it wasn't even good . I give this place a negative minus

Ugh this was such a disappointing experience! Like many, we saw the Instagram videos and got excited for another restaurant in the City that's also a party- this was anything but. The loud music was the only "crazy" thing about the restaurant. The decor and vibes are perfect, but the actual execution fell short. The waiters struggled to understand us and barely came over to fill our waters or check on us throughout the meal. The food was mediocre at best and overpriced. A soda cost us $6. The pizza tasted like matzah pizza- a cracker with bland sauce and cheese. The arrabiatta pasta was pasta with what tasted like jarred tomato sauce and red pepper flakes, completely lacking flavor. The cacio e Pepe tasted like something I could make at home. The chicken parm and the Caesar salad were the only things I actually found edible. Every hour or so a chef comes out from the back to spin dough (or a tablecloth, we couldn't tell what it was) around the restaurant to the same ABBA song. The first time was fun, but by the third time it felt stale. It's such a disappointment because this restaurant has everything it needs to be a success, but it lacks in vibes, food, and service. I won't be surprised if it doesn't last because at 9 p.m. on a holiday night it was pretty empty. No need to visit or go back, there are plenty of other places to enjoy good food and fun music that are so much more worth it.

On Easter, had salad, pizza, dessert, two bottles of sparkling water for 4 adults for: $541.48 - that is $135/person!!! The bill included automatic 20% gratuity. The pizza was average. Definitely not worth it. The touted dough tossing was actually done with a towel...

Zero stars. This was easily the most disgusting meal I've had in New York. The food was awful. The waiters were not familiar with the menu And we're not able to speak loud enough to be heard over the music in the restaurant. To say this was overpriced, for the quality would be an absolute lie. The quality in this restaurant does not exist. You are better off going to an any fast food chain and you will be able to get a more appetizing meal.

Place to be! the food is amazing, the vibe is insane! grateful that you guys opened in NY as well! see you soon!

THE BEST RESTAURANT TO DINE IN AND TO HAVE FUN!!!! I went there on Thursday and it was already full, but the staff, the waitresses and the hostesses were so helpful and also quick to find me and my friend a table. The atmosphere was amazing and the music: Chef's kiss If you want to have a fun night and also enjoy a drink and a tasty pizza, Crazy Pizza is the answer!!!!

Went to Crazy Pizza NYC on a Saturday night, and it felt more like a chaotic high school prom than a restaurant( Full of rude teenagers) . The food was underwhelming--nothing special, definitely not worth the price ( cacio e pepe was like a concrete casting) . But the worst part? The manager ( he had a blue suit and was bald )was outright rude to the waitress Ornela because we ended up breaking a glass and she was cleaning it up for us ( she was very nice and super sweet ) and used such horrific vocabulary with her, he straight up said "Porca Puttana" which made the whole atmosphere uncomfortable. Instead of a fun night out, we got a disorganized mess with bad vibes. Won't be coming back.

Based on the reviews I went in with the expectation that the food would be terrible but it actually was just fine. Definitely not the place to come to if you're looking for good Italian food in NY, but if you're into a festive, instagrammable, silly adventure with friends and drinks then this is honestly not that bad. Got the fancy pizza and it was fine. Burrata was good, and pastas were fine too. The ice cream was really good! Glad to have ended with that for sure.

The service was the only good part here. Besides that the food was not good. It's also a very family friendly place. The ambiance is for children not like what we expected.

Loved dining here with hubby ! Everything was so amazing and tasty ! Loved the atmosphere and the entertainment Ofcourse ! And our waitress Ornela, she Was the sweetest girl ever! She made our night so much more special than it already was for us thank you so much! Will for sure return next time we're in NY!

The service is great, the ambiance is good, the food is a solid 4/10. Overall a one time try.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would! Went in, had high expectations since I did hear good things about this place and the one in Italy too. Safe to say I was very disappointed, the food was bad, music was insanely loud and we felt like we were at a club the whole time. As far as service, I don't think I have ever encountered a worse situation at any other place in NYC. Our waiter was Daniele, barely acknowledged our needs and he was never at our table when we needed him, but to be fair what is there to expect when the manager treats the workers like that?! Not sure what his name was but he had dark features and dark skin. We saw him being so rude to the waiters!!! I would've quit immediately if I was in the same position. Not to mention the crowd, bunch of kids, high school hangout spot . Never going here again

Ambiance was great and very fun; good music but very loud. Food was pretty bad. Pizza was the thinnest I've ever eaten and I had to eat again once I got home.

If you want to have fun, order dominos pizza and put on strobe lights. This food tasted like flesh. I have to go get another dinner. Nothing about the pizza is crazy: a good rebrand might be upscale papa John's!

Read all of the other reviews, this place is awful the girl at the front are RUDE!!!! Very unorganized why do people come here??? We left after being ignored for 45 minutes not seated at all and we booked this weeks ago. Would give a 0 if possible! Do better

I was not impressed by my time at crazy pizza. Overall, this place has a fun vibe - loud music, fire remixes, party-like ambience. However, if you're looking for anything beyond good vibes, look elsewhere. It was my friends birthday and we waited 45 minutes for our table even though we made a reservation weeks in advance. To make matters worse, there is no real place to wait and no vestibule, so each time the door opened we were struck with an arctic blast from the outside wind. Once we were finally seated, our food came relatively quickly. This is mid Italian food- everything was edible but nothing to write home about. This place is seriously redefining what it means to for a pizza to be thin crust. The pizza is so thin it's actively fishing for ozempic allegations. Dare I say I think I got skinnier while eating this pizza. Half of the dishes we ordered were this same cracker like base in different fonts. Foccacia bread = plain cracker. Pizza = cracker with sauce and cheese. Dessert = cracker with Nutella. Once the bill came, I noticed that nothing had been taken off the bill even though we so patiently waited for 45 minutes for our reserved table. I kindly asked the waitress if there was anything they can do for us, since this did in fact put a damper on my friends birthday. I thought the least they could do was pick up a round of drinks, but to our dismay they took 10% off the bill (~$30). This was not even the price of one full entree. Don't come here if you expect your Karening to be a fruitful endeavor. Overall, if you're looking to get drunk and bop around in your chair to some good tunes, crazy pizza is the place for you. Otherwise, if you are looking for exceptional food and good service, look elsewhere. P.S. the "pizza dough" they spin around is really a wet towel- this doesn't affect my review, but it's just a fun tidbit.

Oh hell nah awful pizza wtf was that so many better places 65 dollars I literally can't even eat a slice awful disgusting and they were rude agile dafuq just no this was not skibidi

The food is awful. Period. Who is running this place?! It's not worth it and not even decent

No words could describe my frustration with this service! Waited 45 minutes past our reservation time for the manager to say that he "didn't know when he'd be able to seat us". He then promised we'd get the next 4 person table available and proceeded to give it to someone else... and his explanation was that they'd been "waiting an hour and a half already for their table". We left and had the best dinner ever next door at Cafe Select. Shoutout to the cafe select bartender!! But back to the point.. wouldn't go back to crazy pizza.