Manero's of Mulberry

Ordered four slices of pizza to be delivered. Received three fairly cold slices. The caesar salad was a container of lettuce, some Parmesan sprinkled with croutons and two little containers of a very weird dressing. Not impressed at all for a $51.00 delivered meal.

Solid slice. Wish the crust was a little less wide (aka less crust - was like a breadstick). Humble variety of options. Small place but quick.

Place is small but their pizza was great. They sell it by the slice or while, we had two slices and they were plenty. Pizza was good, place is great for a quick grab and go.

Pizza is OK good, nothing special. Unfortunately service is horrible. They didn’t have Peroni for their $7-special, so you have to accept whichever beer they have (Coor’s Light). The beer was warm, we asked for at least cold beer, and they said “this is what we have.” All this after they charged our credit card, so it was intentional. Very disappointed.

First timer for a slice of cheese pizza. GREAT slice! Yeast dough, not the cheaper 'soda' dough. There is a huge difference. Solid four star joint. Clean place, friendly and fast service, good pricing. Try it for yourself!

I’ve tried the margarita ($4) and cheese slice ($3). Not the best margarita or cheese pizza I’ve tried. The picture that I took is a margarita slice. The pizza looks nice physically but is not worth the $4. I wish they added more sauce. I will say that the crust was very good. Soft and puffy. But definitely recommend eating somewhere else to fill up your tummy and to be more satisfied. Really cute atmosphere though. very cute for summer to take pictures. Staff are very attentive and sweet. If your going try it, I recommend the classic slice.

Went there during the San Gennaro Festival and got charged $17 for a slice. Probably want to ask up front the cost before buying since there is no prices listed and the lady taking cash will charge however much she can get away with during the festival. 🤥

My first taste of real good New York City pizza on my weekend trip. The slice was big, delicious, hot and tasty! I would highly recommend this place! Loved little Italy!

Manero's! Where have you been all my life. This slice was heaven. The burrata was the perfect consistency. The prosciutto was just the right amount. Did this have like a garlic crust? Overall I be of the best slices I've had in a while. Also, shout out to the guy in the stall who helped me pick a slice. I'm was starving and didn't know what to get. He was super nice and humored me as a lonely woman making her way through the feast by herself. Definitely made me want to come back and dine in which I am sure I will be doing soon!

I was craving some pizza after having a disappointing dinner and saw that this place was open until later (closed at 11 pm on Monday). I was already in the Chinatown/Little Italy area and decided to give this place a try. Although it is a smaller shop, we were the only ones at 10:00 pm on a Monday evening, and I ordered a pepperoni slice to try. The guys at the counter were super nice, and the pizza slice was quite tasty. The crust is a little thicker than your standard NY slice, but I feel like more pizza that's more authentically Italian usually are? I'm not Italian and have only been to Italy twice, so don't take my word for it. It was perfect ratio of cheese, sauce and the right amount of crispy crust. They also had your regular condiments of Parmesan and crushed pepper to top off yourself, but also hot honey! I was pleasantly surprised by the hot honey option. The only complaint I would have is that there aren't many seats in this small spot. Maximum of 4 chairs total, so I imagine this is mainly a take-out place. Definitely worth the try if you're into yummy pizza!

Dare I say - this pizza is BETTER than Joe's!! I came on a whim, as I was in the area and wanted a slice. I ordered a slice of their Hot Sopressata with Ricotta Cheese and I waited ~2 min for it to be PERFECTLY re-toasted - cheese pull + pizza remained in-tact! There are ample shakers to top your slice off, like garlic powder, red pepper flakes, oregano, and hot honey. Only thing they didn't have was Parmesan powder, but the staff happily grated FRESH Parmesan on my slice upon request! There's a couple of tables for outdoor seating, which was nice to enjoy my slice and people watch. Would definitely return to try their other slices!

I found this pizza from a New York Times article. It's a pretty typical price ($6/slice) and had some really nice flavors! I'd come back here again. I tried the four-cheese, pesto, and a pizza supreme.

Manero's of Mullberry is a tiny pizza joint in Little Italy. It's tucked away from the touristy spot of Lil Italy near Canal street. It is named after John Travolta's character in Saturday Night fever. I bet you didn't know that. Lol. Anyways, I was craving for NY pizza so I immediately made a first stop here after landing in the airport. Manero's offer a slice of pizza at a reasonable price. I order a two Four Cheese Slice and it's so gooood! It's the real deal NY pizza. I enjoyed them so much. Service was on point and staff were professional. Overall, this is the only authentic pizza joint in Little Italy. I recommend this place.

The crust is crunchy, there's not too much sauce or cheese, and their soppressata slices are great with the hot honey. Maybe a bit more premium costing than the other shops that sell slices nearby, but it's worth it.

Pizza slices are quite large and are a good value. We stopped in for a quick grab n'go on our way through Little Italy. Outdoor seating is limited, but people come and go so it's not hard to get a spot. Service was quick and friendly. Not a bad spot for good quality pizza on the go.

Really good pizza slice, price isn't too bad either. Line went quick and they had some good options.

We were in a bit of a rush and looking for counter service. The person at the counter was so nice and quick! We had piping hot slices in minutes and for under $12. The dough was perfectly chewy and crisp and everything was perfectly seasoned. Great stop for some great pizza and quaint Little Italy atmosphere.

Hands down best slice of pizza I've EVER tasted!! Recently visited on vacation and my main goal coming from Las Vegas was visit any and every pizza shop when given the change. We walked little Italy and came across this place. Side note: Little Italy in itself is a MUST g see when visiting to NY but that's another story. I ordered the Marguerita slice. It's had a drizzle of pesto so the pizza was already looking appealing and delicious. I paid $6.50 for the slice. This slice has the perfect crunch on the bottom that I'm obsessed with and the perfect NY fold. The sauce was not sweet which I appreciated because I dislike sweet pizza sauce very much. It tastes fresh with the perfect blend of tangy and mildly sweet. The cheese was perfect! It tasted like great quality mozzarella but what I liked the most was the hint of salt on the cheese which sets it apart from others because most cheeses tend to be black. I bit into this slice and immediately thought, yup best I've had while closing my eyes are savoring it The crust was fluffy and crunchy and perfect! Just GO!! Can't speak for the service because it was an in and out situation and not much interaction. The restaurant side was closed when we visited so can't review the dining side. In short, my overall favorite and already planning a trip back. Note: they have outdoor seating with heaters too

This spot was recommended to us while doing a walking tour of Little Italy, as it was one of the only places in the area to grab a slice of pizza, not requiring an order for a whole pizza pie. This pizza shop is located right in the heart of the Little Italy neighbourhood, is reasonably priced, and has friendly service. The pizza slices we had ordered were delicious. Will definitely stop by again next time we are in the area! Loved being able to grab a slice of good pizza to enjoy while walking around the area.

This place was amazing! Under seven dollars for two massive and delicious margherita slices! Cannot go wrong! The best part was when we ordered the slices, a whole pie had just come straight from the oven. The server put fresh basil, fresh basil, and y'all I mean fresh basil on the pie. I was dying OK! Next he also added fresh Parmesan cheese, and I mean a whole bunch of it. It was amazing. They only had outdoor seating, but the day we went was beautiful and felt homey.

Dude this slice was amazing! That four cheese was so dank and really affordable. With the hot honey, yum

Really delicious "classic" style pizza. The crust was perfectly crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. The sauce was slightly tart as I prefer. Good sized slices and they were thin. I could've eaten more had I not been a piggy and ordered pasta too. :-D Came by on a Saturday for lunch but sadly, the indoor dining is not open until 2pm! (Shockingly) I would've preferred the inside dining rather than the outside as it's less noisy and more comfortable. Inside: the booths are wide and can seat larger groups besides two. So given the time (I arrived around 1pm), I was told the food would be "to go" only or to sit outside with the cafe style tables. At least the outdoor was covered. Luckily too, the weather was a comfortable 60 degrees in October. Lasagna was delicious - just the right amount of meat, good tomato sauce and neatly stacked. My friend ordered the eggplant version and hers looked really tender and delicious. I would love to return to dine inside one of these days.

This will probably be the shortest 5 star review I ever write, because this place is no nonsense, no frills, just great pizza. Literally, you just pop in to a little space that is maybe large enough for 6 people to stand somewhat close to one another, pick your slices from the case, and in a few minutes they re-emerge from the oven hot and ready for you to eat. I got a sicilian style pepperoni slice and my wife got the standard NY style cheese slices. On mine, crust on the bottom was crispy, the rest of the bread was pillowy. Nice texture. A good sauce makes or breaks a sicilian slice, and theirs has a good zest to it, no complaints there. Quality cheese, and tasty pepperoni cap it off and I have no complaints. For the NY Style slices, pizza doesnt limp over, holds up well with a single fold. Again, same sauce and cheese as above, crust is crispy outside, pillowy inside. Perfectly enjoyable. This is a great stop to have some slices while you wander through the shops and restaurants of Little Italy.

Great little place fresh delicious pizza. Happy and warm service and ambiance is really relaxed.

Really enjoyed my pizza here. Can't say more than this place is the real deal if you're in the mood for an authentic NY slice in the middle of Chinatown and Little Italy. They also have Mikes Hot Honey available to top off your pizza so that's a huge plus.

This slice shop in Little Italy really ticked me off. Is it any coincidence September's "Cry For You" was playing nearby? In September no less! The price of the slices are incredibly high. Absurdly high. Basically I am getting a breadstick with sauce and cheese. They also sell a weekly special, which happens to be a Buffalo Chicken slice, but it carries such a weak flavor that I almost thought it was something else. For the most part, the slices are large in appearance, but that is the only positive for these things, if they are to be called things. They are particles that just exist for the sake of existing, like matter, except these can be destroyed, whether it be the digestive tract or a nearby incinerator, thereby forcing its laws of conservation. What the slices do, likely due to the cold air, is get incredibly cold, fast. They each turned to icicles, forcing me to have cold pizza for dinner. I do not appreciate that. I could have chucked the whole thing, but persevered so I would not have to suffer the fate of a hunger-panged subway ride back to Brooklyn. When I brought this to the attention of the staff, that the slices were cold, the staff stared at me like I had three heads and just said, "Okay..." and nothing else. I took note of this and left more angry than when I stopped in. Like September, about to draw to a close, and like the aforementioned song in the beginning of this review, "You'll never see me again..."

Walked through little Italy trying to find pizza by the slice and someone recommended manero's. I am glad that we listened. The crust alone is worth the walk to this location. So good!

Nothing stood out here as over the top. A slice shop, garlic knots and very limited seating. Average price for a slice in NYC. They have a vegan option but it doesn't have cheese whereas other marketed vegan shops have substitution cheese so not overly impressive.

Came here a little while ago for a friend's birthday. Service was prompt, food was tasty, albeit a bit on the greasy side, and it came out fast. Portions were also pretty large, and they have a full bar here as well. Definitely not a bad place to come by for some decent Italian food if you happen to be in Little Italy, and it's certainly a place I would want to come by here again in the near future.

At $3 a slice for the plain cheese or Margherita in 2023, it's at that awkward price where one can't exactly complain even if it's lackluster in taste. Size is certainly bigger than the 99 cent (now usually 1.50) joints, and appearance-wise they certainly look appetizing, but for some unfathomable reason the sauce is lacking... visually it's definitely appealing, but for some reason when a bite is taken, the brain doesn't register much flavor. Quite odd actually because the visual and olfactory cues are all present. Will have to go back another day to give it another try, but for what it is, it's a cheap and quick bite- plus they really are the only joint in little Italy that does slices.

I've been to a lot of pizza places in the city and honestly this is one of the best! Amazing slice just how you would expect a NY slice to look and taste. Pizza holds the toppings and doesn't get flabby or soggy...it's completely crispy from tip to crust. I came today for pepperoni and they were heart shaped for Valentine's Day. Cute touch, guys.

The spicy soprasetta was pretty good and my husband really liked his pepperoni sausage. I was bummed that there was so much crust and not enough of the pizza with toppings. Still, it's a pretty solid pizza spot in the area for a quick slice.

Pizza was very good (comment coming from a pizza snob). Slices seemed to be priced in like with full pizza pie price...

A good slice in little Italy. Is the only place that sells slices so if you need a snack, it's a good place to go. The dough is soft at the crust and crispy on the bottom. I wish the sauce had some extra flavor but I love that this sauce Irby too sweet. They have yhe balance of sweet and savory down. Mera's Tip: try three slices

There were not too many options but whatever they gave it was just yum. We tried margarita pizza and mozzarella cheese pizza. I liked the mozzarella one better, crust was great for both of them.

Got a large pizza for takeout and it was ready in 15 minutes. Not only was the pizza awesome, they also included a bag of paper plates and napkins for me and were so nice. Definitely would recommend, great, affordable, quality nyc pizza joint

Picture worth a thousand words. Here my contributions. Tucked away from all the touristy spots in Little Italy. Worth the pit stop. Pizza well done and great taste with reasonable price. You wont be disappointed!

When visiting NYC this is the slice I've been dreaming of. Fantastic pizza. Definitely will be back for this next time one here.

BEWARE: Real shady tip behavior, and it comes from the top. The food is OK. The pizza isn't that great but it's not bad. The meatballs are great. The bartenders are slow/inexperienced/unfriendly and the drinks are way too expensive, also be very careful with your check because they do very sneaky things with tips, my receipt hasn't matched what I paid even when I went for a friends party and I think sometimes they intentionally include a tip but don't say that on the receipt, which is nothing I've seen before.

When you are in the Chinatown/Little Italy and in need of a slice of pizza or a quick bite, Manero's Pizza is the spot. It is a small space tuck in the middle of the Little Italy street but once you find it, give it a try. This is the only restaurant in Little Italy that sells their pizza by the slice ($3 for a Plain). The pizza comes out quick, fresh, and crispy. There is even outdoor seating for you to enjoy.

Got some takeout slices for dinner recently and thought it was fine. The margherita slice was good but I made the mistake of adding garlic which I thought would be roasted up a bit in the oven but was just big slices of raw garlic. Additionally the pizza is like 30% crust which is a little much for my taste. Overall I'd stop in for a slice by wouldn't go out of my way or order a whole pie here.

This is a solid artisian style pizza. It's thin, crispy and good cheese to sauce ratio. One bite...8.4

Service was amazing! Very attentive. Food was pretty good; nothing spectacular. Overall space was a little cramped but clean.

Came in for 1 slice and ended up with 2! Was starving after a long train ride and this place definitely earned their 4.5 star rating. We ordered a cheese and special spicy sausage daily special and the slices are huge. Service was also excellent as they knew we were first timers and they gave us a free slice of Sicilian! All 3 slices were great, but the Sicilian was my favorite by far. The garlicky tomato sauce was so yummy, it made those extra calories of the thicker crust worth it. Would totally return when in the area.

This was excellent. I was somewhat torn on 4 or 5 stars, because I'm not sure it's in my absolute top tier in NYC, but it's not far off. The slices had perfect structural integrity and really great ingredients, especially their burrata (which you can add to any slice). It's a really fluffy crust, even more so than Mama's Too on the rim and significantly thicker in the middle. Some will love that, some won't (eg my wife) -- I was somewhere in the middle, in that it's not my perfectly preferred style, but I really enjoyed it for what it was. We got a lot in our first visit: two plain (one with burrata), a margherita with burrata, two pepperoni, a square, and garlic knots. We weren't crazy about the knots, but we really loved all the slices. The only one I probably wouldn't make sure to get again is the square, which is a more traditional Sicilian slice, rather than the new NYC-style square which is a bit thinner. I wouldn't mind trying the soppressata as well next time around.

Friendly staff, great pizza. Solid choice for a quick slice of pie.

This is a great new slice joint that just opened, co-owned by Roman Grandinetti, the man behind the also very good Italian deli, Regina's Grocery. Similar atmosphere here, but a few decades later, with the main theme this time referencing Saturday Night Fever featuring decor including a disco ball and John Travolta photos as well as the place itself being named after his character in the movie. It's a small space with mostly standing room only and a single bench to enjoy a short menu of slices and a few other things to be added soon, such as garlic knots and pin wheels. On the first night, we tried most of the slices sans toppings, which were for most of the part all excellent. The Margherita is a delicious cross between a classic New York slice and a Neapolitan style pie, while the plain is instantly one of the best new slices in the city, and only $3 for super high quality. The square is reminiscent of L&B, and was maybe a bit overdone tonight, but amazing for night one. I'll be back often as this one of the best spots now downtown for a great quick slice.

damn bruh that crist dough. pizza was decent hot honey good but damn that crust is huggeeee.

Full disclosure: 11 Little Italy stores participated in the Netflix promotion of the Irishman that happen this past Friday and Saturday, it became a treasure hunt/food tour for me. This was my first stop of the promotion. I didn't know what to expect. Though, I heard about other people experience while waiting on line. I haven't heard of this pizza place so I was wondering about the quality and type of pizza. When it was my turn, I told the employee, "tell 'em Jimmy sent you" and the employee handed me a slice of pizza. It was a plain piping hot (it off the oven fresh) full size of pizza with organic tomato sauce with a thin crust. It was the right amount of cheese and tomato sauce for me. Thank you Manero and Netflix for the slice. Now I know where to go to get my next slice of pizza.

There are many Italian restaurants on Mulberry Street. However, if you want the authentic taste of NY pizza, you'll have to stop by Manero's and grab a slice of real NY pizza!

Always the best place in little Italy. Incredible service and food is amazing! The best Caesar salad around

Not bad for 3 bucks a slice. A lot of flop, sauce is good but not enough cheese. The crust was also too much bread.

Wow, where did this slice come from. Beautiful tasty dough with a pillowy crust. Nice balance sauce and excellent cheese. Really good all around

Manero's is an average Sliceria in Little Italy. Nothing about their pizza was bad but then again nothing was particularly impressive. Everything tasted like it was fresh and made from quality ingredients. I was most impressed with their traditional Cheese Slice but their Margarita and White Slices were average. Their Cheese Slice had the most cheese and I found it to be the most flavorful. The crust was great on all the slices but their Margarita and White slices had too few toppings. They were mostly bread. If they made their Margarita and White pizzas with more cheese, they would be remarkable, but until then, I would rather head to other nearby spots like Nolita Pizza, Prince Street, Champion, Scarr's, or Zazzy's. Cheese (4.5/5): Their Cheese Slice was my favorite. It was the quintissential New York slice. It is thin, crispy at the end crust and chewy at the end. I loved the flavor of their cheese. White (3/5): Their White Slice was good, but it simply didnt have enough cheese. There was hardly any ricotta and the mozzarella was well caramelized but the layer simply wasn't thick enough. It was mostly bread. I did enjoy their crust, but I wish they would increase the cheese to dough ratio. Margarita Slice (3.5/5): Much like the last slice, the Margarita Slice was good, but the tomato sauce and mozzarella was spread too thin across the slice. If they used more, I would have been happier. Margarita Slices are generally thinner and less cheesy than other options, but I still think a more generous serving of toppings would have served this slice well.

Hung out with Keith at the bar, good vibes, great cocktails Need to try the food next time, smelled great.

As you enter Little Italy on Mulberry street you'll quickly find this little restaurant tucked away in the midst of other flashier restaurants but don't let the modest exterior fool you. The pies here are really good especially the cheeeeeseee!

When you are in NYC, a classic cheese slice is a must and finding a good place in downtown isn't hard but one that is easy to get and isn't over 5 bucks can be difficult. Manero's does not disappoint as the plain cheese slide which is $3 is so perfect and delicious. The ratio to the sauce, cheese, and crispiness of the crust was literally perfect and I order a lot of pizza. We walked in on a weekday there was no line - its a small store front and somewhat hidden on the border of Little Italy and Chinatown, there is no seating options inside so its just a grab and go place, they do have some lawn chairs outside if you want to sit down and enjoy the slice. I love to eat my pizza fresh out of the oven so I stood at the "bar" area and gobbled up my slice. We did a pizza crawl one night and included in this food crawl was Upside and Scarrs, this place definitely stacks up which made me think whether I should keep it a secret, but decided its better to write the review and help support small businesses!! Would recommend - make sure to grab a mid-day snack - a simple cheese slice or the margarita is also a great option!