Luigi's Pizzeria

Visited three times in last 5 days. Reasonable price and nice pizza near Pratt. Margherita, cheese, and peperoni were more delicious. Probably will visit again in few days

Luigi’s pizzeria left a mark on me and next time I’m in NYC I know where I’ll go for a nice slice of pizza. Perfect amount of cheese on top, plus the tomato sauce feels so fresh and of course the pizza is extra crunchy but not burned at all..I don’t know how they do it but they do it! 😍😋 First one is only cheese pizza with ricotta, second is almost like margarita but i think it’s extra tomato..I’m not sure but they are both truly amazing! I took one extra photo at home haha with better view. 🙂🙂

I was truly disgusted with the service at this pizzeria, my mother came to this pizzeria the other day to get a slice the pizza was good so she decided today to grab a half cheese/pepperoni pie from them. They didn't show her the pie. Instead, just put it in the box & she went home, trusting that it would be the same quality as the other day. Unfortunately once she got home the bottom of the pizza was very burnt & the crust was hard, We called the restaurant to let them know because obviously that is not alright & they were so rude over the phone saying it isn't that serious some people prefer it burnt the best she could do was offer a " free slice" next time after she just purchased a pie which was $21. I then spoke to them to let them know I'm over hearing this extremely rude conversation & a free slice can't do, we can't even enjoy the food. I offered to leave my home once more to bring it back... once we got there the lady continued to be rude say " it's not that bad" & " not come back again "! me & my elderly mom was baffled to tell a customer not to come again because you burnt the pizza. I let the lady know I will be writing a review she said "that's good for me" I never felt so disrespect & she just continued to keep laughing & grinning after. It’s about the principal & always respect the customer. One thing she is right about me or anyone I know will be back at this pizzeria.

The tomato slice was one of the best!! Seems to be a super popular neighborhood spot, a few people in front of us but they went quickly. All of the slices were yummy but the tomato slice and the white slice will have me coming back all the time!!

Really good new york pizza. There was a long line at this little hole in the wall. They were working so fast back there. We had ordered 4 pizzas for 10 prople. Turned out to be way too much pizza but it was so good. They sell by the slice as well. If you're in the area you've got to pick up a slice.

I ordered two large pizzas for delivery for a small get together with family. I used the “Slice” app for the order. I was impressed by quickly the order arrived after submitting it. I received the order in about 15 minutes but that was actually the problem. The pizzas arrived as messy soups. Pizza needs to cool down and set before it should be delivered. The pizzas were too hot when they were taken out to be delivered. The delivery person did not explain what happened but he mentioned something about a “belt” on his bike (?). He apologized but I was very disappointed considering I love getting slices from Luigi’s in my way home from work. I’ve never been disappointed with slices to go. I was embarrassed to serve the pizzas to my family. I did receive a partial refund from Slice, but I will not be ordering delivery from Luigi’s again. Stick with slices from the shop and avoid delivery.

The first time we had Luigi's pizza was Thursday of this week. So, we decided to order a pie today. The place does not look like much. It's a small take-out-only pizzeria. They have a concrete planter you can sit on and two stand-up tables. Words could not suffice how great their pizzas were. You would have to experience it yourself.

Lugis’s Pizzeria is a small neighborhood pizza joint in Clinton Hill. no interior just an order window and a few standup tables outside to eat at. there are a variety of topped pies on display as well as pizza condiments on the order counter sill. it’s a quiet stretch of DeKalb and this pizzeria is very much a place that exists because of locals. the hours seem limited, though—opens late in the day and closes fairly early. the pizza? good to very good. this is where you will always get a consistent classic NYC slice. thin crust, slight crunch; nice sauce with a dab of sweetness; and thin melty blanket of cheese. the plain slice’s flavors come together nicely and satisfy cravings for pizza. plain cheese pizza slice is $2.75 + tax + tip. service is always friendly.

Very good pizza. Quick service. Hate that you cannot eat inside the establishment. Will definitely recommend this place.

One of the best slices of pizza I've had. You can taste the freshness in their ingredients. It's thin and toasty. The restaurant and the people feel very homey.

Stopped by because I wanted to quick slice of some New York pie. The name was Luigi so one of 2 things were true: this is real deal authentic, or a gimmicky name to lure folks in. I am still unsure which it is. The pie was pretty good. I got a bbq chicken slice. Unconventional, I know. The bbq sauce was honestly good, it was sweet with a good tang. The fried chicken atop the pie did not taste fresh. It was dry and rubbery. Not a whole lot going on at this little shop. I think it is pretty cool though. It feels like a place to get a solid NY slice, maybe I am in the wrong for getting bbq chicken (lol). It was slightly crispy. The crust was great with the sweetness of the bbq. I really enjoyed that. All in all, a nice hole in the wall if you're looking for that!

One of the most overrated slice of pizza you cant eat. It's floppy, bland dough/sauce/cheese. Owner is very nice and he personally takes you order and serves you if you eat there. Old school pizzeria vibes.

I missed my turn to go to my regular pizzeria to pick up a slice since I'd skipped lunch today. So while I was waiting at a stop light. I looked at my list and lo and behold. Luigi's was right around the corner. I found parking quickly out front. By the looks of things, this place is a staple in the area. My food was done in less than 5 minutes, and it came out bubbling hot. 350th slice and I was on my way.I took a bite, and it was delicious. It's great to know that I have options in the neighborhood. It's definitely a hidden gem that I didn't know that I needed. I'll see you again soon, Luigi's!

Solid pizza, but nothing to go and tell this audience, "HEY EVERYONE, YOU HAVE TO COME HERE!" Because honestly, please do not come out of your way to eat slices from here. Please, I implore you not to. It is not worth it. The slices are not bad, the sauce is nice, but the slice is overly cheesed and that is what ruins it. The crust is also slightly undercooked, needing a little more time in the oven. At least the slices are fairly cheap. The better Luigi's is in Park Slope. This is not the Luigi's you are looking for.

5 stars for Supreme slice 4 stars for Mozzarella slice 3 stars for Grandma slice Walking in on a Monday at 11am, they were already getting phone calls and having people order several pizzas for later. There were two guys working the counter, one of them being a fairly tired Luigi as he was constantly shifting gears with answering the phone, talking to in person customers, and delegating tasks to his other counterpart. Its annoying that its cash only, but I cant complain with the prices. The crust is probably the best part of the pizza in my book. The crispy thin bottom is great, but the end crust was a delight rather than a chore. It shows off the craft and technique they use to getting the right amount of hydration, crunchiness, soft interior, and glutinous chew. While I was hoping for some more exciting slice options, the supreme was the most exotic option compared to cheese and pepperoni. This ended up being my favorite slice! Normally I don't order supreme, because the veggies are too watery and not cooked enough. Not here! The texture of the vegetables felt more like a casserole than a fresh salad, which I immensely enjoyed. The mozzarella slice is like an better cheese pizza slice. The grandma slice was my least favorite slice. This was subpar compared to Prince Street Pizza. Id recommend you ignore the grandma slice, unless you're starving and want more bread and cheese per square inch in your body. Id say depending on what you get, this is still a good choice for pizza in the lower Brooklyn area. Its not the most accessible by transit, and there's not much else surrounding it that's truly worth trying out, but it's been longstanding for a reason.

A small takeout window with a couple of tables and no chairs placed outside (the line nearby was for tables at a corner cafe). They were not ready with pizza when I arrived just past their opening time, so I wouldn't come in a rush. When I did order a margherita slice, mine arrived piping hot and full of flavor. I think it needed a bit more basil as a margherita, but the texture of the crust and the richness of the cheese certainly left an impression. There are plenty of places in this world where you can't get a decent slice of pizza, I hate to inform the New Yorkers, and this satisfied as a quick diversion for me.

If you're looking for amazing pizza in Brooklyn , Luigi's did NOT disappoint. Living in LA have deprived me of my pizza. So I had to stop by Luigi. It's a storefront but they have a tall bar table outside for you to enjoy your pizza. My friend and I ordered cheese and Margherita pizza. The crunch factor. The cheese. Divine. The pizza was super fresh. And the staff were super duper nice. Especially when my card was acting up, they were very nice and even offered to let me get my pizza for free. But third time was the charm

Luigi's is probably my favorite pizza by the slice spot in the area. You order by the counter and then pay when the pizza is heated up. There's no proper seating but there are a couple of tables where you can stand and eat. On a busy day, it might be full so it's not ideal. In terms of the slices themselves, they are always pretty crispy but not burnt, and the quality is definitely there. Are they the best pizza in the city? No. But I think the sauce and crust are usually pretty good and it's always reliable when you need a quick bite!

The pizza is usually really good. There have been times in the past where they might over cook the pizza or it has not been up to par. But it's still a pretty good NYC slice and deserves the recognition. Their service is always great, the people there have been working there for years. It's a small to go spot, they do have high tables on the sidewalk but no chairs. I recommend Luigi's...90% chance you will get a good slice...that 10% is the hit or miss.

The best. Pizza is well made, hot, and it's amazing. Been going there for 38 years. No seating. I wish they would make it bigger.

Well this isn't the infamous Luigi's Pizza in Brooklyn ... it's off the beaten path but a good local joint if you're in the neighborhood. The guys here are so sweet. I went on a freezing day ... there is only standing room for 2 inside which was occupied by two local chatterboxes in no rush to leave anytime soon. So prepare to wait in the freezing cold with others. The cheese pizza was cheesy enough and pretty good...just not the best. I asked for well done but there was barely any crunch to it.

Three days ago I ordered a large pepperoni pizza in person, at first the guy says $23 and then he corrected himself and said $19. I paid $19. Today I ordered via phone for pickup, no price mentioned just the wait time. I get to the counter and he tells me $24. That's odd and I'm not trying to argue or go off on them, the pizza is indeed good but that's odd.

Longtime standard walk up pizza shop. Forget all "the lists" of best pizza in (geographic area). These are good slices. Period. Can't go wrong. And the perfectly executed spirals of sauce or cheese on the whole pies always reminds me of Smithson's Spiral Jetty land art - a design flair that is probably influenced from being across from Pratt Institute and the art school.

Literally pulled over and popped up to the window to order a few slices. It was around $16 for 3 speciality slices and 1 plain, so on the pricier side. The pineapple pizza was so flavorful, the Buffalo was perfectly spicy and all the pizzas were crispy! Delicious slices!

A great neighborhood pizza joint that serves consistently good pizza. This is a takeout and go place.

All this time I thought I had been eating excellent pizza; That was until I discovered luigis! Omg soo cheesy, so saucy, so fresh so yummy. It's the perfect balance of moistness and crispiness. They have it down to a science!

This is the BEST PIZZA PLACE IN THE WORLD (outside of Italy)!!!!!!!! I live just around the corner, and this pizza belly is getting thiccccc from my addiction to that dang white ricotta pizza. I put some salt on it, grab an ice cold beer, and nothing could make my day better! Although slices will run you 3-5$ (little pricier than other places), it is worth it! The slices are MASSIVE!!!

Best pizza in Brooklyn !! Stumbled on this place on accident and i was so happy About it. Always my go to pizza spot In NY

Good slice shop. No frills or seating. Couple standing tables out front. Not the best NY slice I've had, but definitely one of the best in Clinton hill. Solid prices and quick, but nothing to write home about. Rosas up in Williamsburg is definitely my go to if you're looking for a really good NY style pizza and willing to hop on the train or order online.

Best pizza around!! Thin slice and crispy edges. Service is slow due to alot of patrons. No ambiance.

Luigi's is a great neighborhood spot and one of the best in the area. Their pizzas are super fresh and they make it piping hot just how I like it. My go-to's here are the regular, buffalo chicken, and pepperoni. The customer service is super friendly and welcoming. If you are in the area definitely stop by for a classic New York slice! They take credit card or cash. There is no outdoor seating however there are a couple of stand-up tables for you to enjoy your slice.

Really enjoy the pizza here for a quick slide/pie with reasonable prices. The broccoli too is absolutely delicious and filling. The white slice with garlic sauce has rich ricotta and a string garlic taste which makes it perfect. The Sicilian pie is massive and super filling. The best thing about it it's rich tomato sauce. It'll be a place I return to both for a quick slice when around Clinton Hill but also for deliveries!

It's a little pizza shack off a college campus, and it always was a little shack off a college campus. That's fine, but I'm not sure if it's the heat or some other internal dispute, but the staff has become less than kind over the past year. The food offerings are still alright, but quality has dropped dramatically since the senior member passed away during the pandemic. The newer hostess seems extremely unhappy to be there and the experience damped an otherwise pleasant summer day. I hope this is temporary, I've enjoyed this pizzeria for the better part of the last 20 years and seeing it slip from grace so steeply in a place that doesn't even offer much competition is a bit sad. Burnt slices smothered in cheese and somehow lacking much of the distinct flavor practically makes it feel like they pulled a frozen pizza from the back and just threw it in the oven. They can do better

PRetty solid pizza by the slice. Veggie is okay, Margherita and BBQ Chicken are pretty good! Crust is more like a cracker than doughy.

So I know that my Barbie needs me But finding good pizza ain't easy So I went to New York With a knife and a fork And got a sexy slice from Luigi! I stopped at Luigi's Pizza and it was my only stop in Clinton Hill, but it was worth it AF. The girl serving here is really nice! Their excellent Margarita is crispy and delicious and exactly what you want from a Margarita pizza. Unlike my mother, who was exactly what I didn't want from a Margaret. However - It didn't stand up to the test of time and wasn't so good the next day but I still absolutely loved it in real time, when it was fresh and hot like my porn gf, so it gets 5. Kudos and congrats and recs for Real New York Pizza. And they love kids here I can tell. Babies were screaming in the doorway and they actually thought it was great. Good on them.

Great pizza! I had just come from 3 Luigis intending to try both and do a comparison (although I got different types so I guess it wasn't totally apples to apples). I got the mozzarella cheese pizza and it came out hot, fresh, and tasty. Of the two, this was the better spot. There was very friendly service, even though it's definitely a busy spot - there was quite a line of people waiting. You order up at the counter and there's a couple standing tables nearby but it's really a grab and go spot. I'll go back for sure.

Pizza is good, not great . Not the razor thin crust you want to see from the best spots but it's a solid NY slice.I'll grab a slice when I'm in the area especially since it's on the path to places I frequent. 4 stars.

Oh Luigi's - this humble hole in the wall shop is located next to Pratt (those oh-so-lucky students) and is my OG pizza spot. Over the past 5 years, I have been here countless times - whether it be to pick up entire pies or an impromptu drive-by-slice - I always arrive craving the quintessential NY slice and never leave disappointed. I have also casually brought many out-of-town friends here without hyping it up and they are always blown away by the quality -- the crust is crisp, light and airy, while the cheese/sauce ratio is perfect. At about $4/slice, and $20 for a large pie, it's relatively easy on the wallet too. The kind, hard-working staff have been here forever and are open to accommodate last-minute requests (e.g., extra margherita oil). While this brooklyn gem has mastered the timeless classics (pepperoni / cheese / margherita), their other compelling offerings include Tomato, White Ricotta, Hawaiian, and even BBQ chicken. Upon seeing it was fresh out the oven, I recently tried a slice of the buffalo chicken and now understand why many customers are lovin da tangy buffalo. The only downsides of this place are that (1) the outdoor tables are somewhat shanty/limited and (2) they are closed on Sundays. Otherwise, you can't go wrong with Luigi's for some fantastic pizza. Pro tip: call ahead 10-15 mins ahead of time to place your order (718-783-2430) and eat at a nearby park during nice weather. You'll feel like a true New Yawka in no time.

So glad I'm walkable to this place because wow this is good pizza! Last week I tried to go on Sunday and should've checked their hours beforehand bc they are not open on Sunday's! So I went to 3 Luigis and was very unsatisfied. So came back on a Thursday and pizza craving was fulfilled!!! I got 3 large slices and it came out to be $13! Margherita, Hawaiian, and Buffalo chicken and omg each slice was so good!!!

Delicious, fast and great value. Really nice people working which always makes things better! Honestly rivals Prince St and Joe's! The crust is thin and crispy perfection.

Luigi's is a great quick classic NY slice. They take cards and it's fast. Mostly to-go or get your slice and eat it on their two outdoor standing tables when you need to hit a quick slice and keep on trucking. Good people watching while you eat. Crust has a nice crispy char. Cover your slice in chili pepper flakes, oregano and you are ready to go.

This is my neighborhood pizza joint! I give this place five stars for the speed, the friendliness, and the New York sidewalk feel. There's 2-3 stand up tables outside and that's all you get (thank the lord). The pizzas are 4 stars and it does the job! I really do love the friendliness of the people working here (and they work hard!)

Good crispy thin crusted pizza. Courteous quick service. Fresh ingredients. Quick service. Great for a quick bite. Stand if you want to dine in.

I went Luigi's this past Saturday and the pizza was excellent. I ordered a plain and Pepperoni slice and both of the pies were fresh out of the oven. I especially loved the crust. The customer service was impeccable.

Sent me a spoiled pizza, which I had to throw away, then claimed it was fine. It smelled moldy and I wouldn't eat it because it would have made me sick. They wouldn't reimburse me after I contacted the delivery app about it.

After eating at Luigi's pizzeria, who knew that these yelp rating makes so much sense. I would rate it 4.5 stars but I would give it a bump up. Sauce- Very flavorful and well seasoned. 5/5 worthiness Cheese/Ingredients- There is a range of freshness of the ingredients depending on the slice. On the margherita slice, you can smell the beautiful aroma of the olive oil. On a plain slice, it meet your standard high quality reheated slice. I have to remind myself that these aren't made to order pizza. So the expectation is different here. Crust- I think it could use some additional salt to the dough. One of the better pizza that I had in my life and probably the best in the neighborhood.

Don't order any pizza from here. The pizza was so soggy. It looks like dog foods. I couldn't eat this garbage. Uber eat refuses the refund

Love the Luigi's works pizza which is basically their version of a supreme pizza. Delicious. Margherita pizza is also very good. The hole in the wall vibe adds a nice element to the tasty pizza

We order Luigi's pizza thru Caviar. To be honest, I think it's delivery's fault that our pizza is stale, and cold. In another word, yep, I am totally disappointed. I wish that I could visit the store to give an unbiased review but due to the fact that it was delivery, the taste, flavor and smell is largely discounted at the moment of me eating it. Overall, i guess, do visit the store and dont ask for delivery.

This is the most overrated pizzeria in brooklyn. I feel terrible right after eating it every time. They must use very cheap ingredients. So many better spots nearby. Speedy Romeo around the corner blows this place away. Don't waste your money.

Omg I'm in love with this pizza right here true Brooklyn style pizza my mouth was in heaven while I was eating this pizza I don't know who's is better this spot in Brooklyn or the Three Boys From Italy in the Bronx either way both places are the best NY pizza that I've ate can't wait to be back for more goodness I'm telling you this pizza was so good I had to get a second slice.

Updated review: We recently went again to try the bacon chicken which we did not like. HOWEVER, we did like the buffalo chicken even tho it was really spicy and of course the regular Sicilian. We also tried the Hawaiian but did not like it too much. So the Sicilian wins!! Good location/ Fair Prices

I ordered cheese pizza with anchovies last night. It was so salty and our family could not eat it. I called back next day but they told me they will do nothing because I am the only person who has complained before. I called to give them a chance to fix the issue, but they refused to do so saying my voice does not count. I asked his name but he asked me "why do you need my name?" I explained so I can tell to the owner I spoke to you. He hung up on me. I am very upset with their food and their way of handling customers. I have been buying pizza from them, but they will no longer earn my business again. I am a local business owner myself, it is shameful that they do not listen to a customer's voice!

10/10 this place is the spot. Buffalo chicken pizza is fire. Here are more meaningless words to take up space so I can post about how much I like this place.

This small spot in Brooklyn which fits no one inside is amazing! The window order is so perfect for this Brooklyn neighborhood. Grab a slice and keep it moving. To bad I live in Staten Island. But anytime I'm in Brooklyn Luigi's it is!!

Super thin crust. A small slice for a small fee. $2.50 Piping hot, busy tiny storefront establishment w delivery, pepperoni pockets & garlic knots.

I work around Brooklyn every other week on my delivery routes and I was making my way back home to NJ. I was craving pizza so right after my last route I searched local pizzerias spots and Luigi's was the first to pop up with tremendous reviews and ranking so I decided to check it out. Upon arriving I noticed is a very small pizza shop no seating just order and go which didn't bother me but I loved the display of different pizzas they had. I went with two pepperoni pizza and one buffalo. The only thing that disappointed me is how oily the pepperoni pizza was, I figured is because they do add a lot of pepperoni which cause more oil to come out and makes the pizza oily and groggy but it was still delicious. The buffalo pizza was extremely good! one of the best buffalo pizzas I've tried, this pizza was more stable and the chicken was tender. The buffalo pizza def has a nice spice kick which i loved. I'll def be coming back here but only going for the buffalo pizza and maybe try their other ones!