Two Boots Pizza Upper East Side

Really good selection of different pizzas. I’ve been walking past this place for years and never tried it. I wasn’t really crazy about it. It could just be me. I think they must be doing ok if they have survived for so many years there in the West Village. The guys working were super friendly. The atmosphere is very bright and cheery and the restaurant was also clean. They have these really cool countertops. It’s worth going just to see those.

Two boots eatery offers pizza catering to meat lovers, vegetarians and vegans! Each pizza is made with tasty toppings and is named after a special influencer in the industry or has a snazzy name like the “shroom lover”. At my first visit at Two boots, I tried the shroom lover and it was tasty for sure! As it was explained from the owner, a special technique is used to grow the mushrooms at a local farm located in Queens. To find out more about this special technique, definitely give Two boots a visit. It’s such a fun atmosphere to grab tasty pizza in NYC.

Love this place. The pizza is always fresh and so good. Ray is awesome and the whole team is so friendly. They are a small town feeling oasis in the big city! The cleopatra is my go to.

Had a pizza from here a few days ago. It’s was a delivery so don’t know about the service and atmosphere. But definitely liked the pizza. It was a very unique flavor with spinach. Definitely my first time having a pizza with spinach. They have some vegetarian and vegan options too.

really really dissapointed ! best garlic knots in town and perhaps their specialty pizzas are more fresh because I enjoyed the one i tried - but i paid for a really really terrible cheese pizza that had no base to it, pure cheese - just flopped over - got it replaced with a tasteless, rushed heated additional cheese pizza that was handed to me with haste and 0 customer service. A shame cause i enjoyed this place initially - so close to the hospital and great change to lunch options but its declining in service and quality quite fast since its opening and the absence of a man who worked the counter, who I believe was the manager! - these old cheese slices are deplorable!

Been driving past this spot for years, and onna rainy day decided to stop in to get a slice. My husband and I were kind of in a rush, and what's a quicker on the go meal than a slice of pizza? We walked in and was quite overwhelmed with the decor and vast array of pizzas to choose from. The decor is cherry,bright and eclectic with a giant pizza artsy thing on the ceiling and the pizzas all have interesting names and descriptions with the ingredients listed and it made it so hard to decide! That's not a complaint - we were in a rush and didn't have time to really take it all in so we opted for a regular slice. The super kind and informative tall guy behind the counter who helped us was so patient with my indecisiveness and questions, and gave us an extra regular slice. We opened the box he handed us to put our fixings on the slice and we asked if he gave us the correct order and he let us know he intended to give us the extra slice. Even before that kind gesture I planned to revisit to try one of their many varieties of pizza, but that kind gesture amped up my desire to go back very soon. Oh! And I didn't even tell you how delicious the regular slice was! First off..the sauce tasted like someone really took their time with it because it was flavorful, Herby, and well seasoned! I wish I had time to take pics or video of the cheese pull because it was insane! Real mozzarella cheese, not that cheap stuff that turns to rubber within seconds... So good! And the crust rounded it off - crispy enough to withstand the cheese and sauce and not get soggy, but not to crunchy where it tears up the roof of your mouth. Best slice I've had in a long time. Can't wait to go back, I'm already planning to try some crawfish on my pizza from Two Boots!

i come here almost everydsy during my lunch period and this is my favorite place to go. the vibe is amazing the staff are so incredibly kind i would definitely recommend this place for anyone wanting to get some great pizza!

So happy to see an old favorite opened on the UES. There are few places to get a really tasty vegan slice but THIS IS ONE OF THEM! My favorite remains the V For Vegan. They also have these super yummy little spinach fill pockets, which I don’t remember from their old locations, called Spin-Art. Perfect for a small snack or to accompany a slice. You can’t miss plus great music and chill vibes.

This pizza was so tasty and I wanted more! I like that you can just order a slice of one of the premade flavors or you can get a whole pie. They have some vegan options too, which was perfect for my friend who can't have dairy. The inside is decorated in a super whimsical and fun way, with a big pizza on the ceiling which was super cute! The service was great and very quick for our slices.

Stopped in for a quick slice today. Very cute vibes and the person who took care of me was very kind. I got the square pepperoni slice. It was good with great flavor but could've been a little more done on the bottom. Would def go back!

Walked by Two Boots several times before and decided to stop by since I was craving pizza! I was told the Klaatu can only be found at their UES location so I had to give it a try. It incorporated mushrooms, sausage, mozzarella/ricotta, along with lines of Calabrian chili pepper pesto, which gave it a nice intermittent kick. It was otherwise well seasoned with a good ratio of ingredients. The crust reminded me of a focaccia, light and chewy, but it wasn't what I was expecting for my pizza. My partner felt that the regular cheese slice had a heavy peppery taste with more spices than other cheese pizzas. The tomato sauce was a little too sweet. Nevertheless I like all the cool flavors/toppings that they offer. I appreciate how they have a wide variety of vegetarian pizzas and vegan options as well! We also got their hot knots, which is their garlic knots drenched in their jalapeno pesto green sauce. It was tasty and spicy not only from the jalapeno, but also from the garlic. Although staff heated it up for us, I think it would have been even tastier if it was warmer. The store itself is decorated with lots of fun artwork and I love the vibrant colors all around! Staff was super nice and patient with us and the long line on a weekday. Looking forward to checking out their other slices such as the Bayou, Cleopatra, and Animal Collective!

Two boots eatery offers pizza catering to meat lovers, vegetarians and vegans! Each pizza is made with tasty toppings and is named after a special influencer in the industry or has a snazzy name like the "shroom lover". At my first visit at Two boots, I tried the shroom lover and it was tasty for sure! As it was explained from the owner, a special technique is used to grow the mushrooms at a local farm located in Queens. To find out more about this special technique, definitely give Two boots a visit. It's such a fun atmosphere to grab tasty pizza in NYC.

Came here on a lunch break, first time here and I got 2 slices for $7 and I have to say I did not like it. The dough is grainy, just not the best pizza I've tried. This tastes more like hipster pizza. (Someone tried to be cool and developed a different way of pizza). It's on my list of bad pizza with Dominoes. Staff were friendly and service was quick but now I'm mad I bought 2 slices cause I forced myself to eat one slice.

Excellent pizza. Good sauce & cheese. A thinner crust than most NY pizza (I like that). Atmosphere is fun. Enjoy.

This was a very cute & stylish pizzeria! My daughter wanted pizza and this place was it. They have tables to sit and eat. It was very clean inside. We were greeted and the pizza was delicious. I will definitely return.

Only real critique is I would love a Sicilian slice of a white pizza Vibe: 7/10 - it's a fun spot! Service: 7/10 Value: 8/10 Pep: 9/10 - the crust is amazingggg Klaatu: 8.5/10 - again, love the crust and all of the flavors together! Overall: 7.9/10 (3.95/5)

Two Boots is familiar to New Yorkers, and the Upper East Side location is new-ish. Its proximity to the hospitals makes it a fast, inexpensive choice for lunch or dinner. The space is small in size but squeeze 'em in is the norm for NYC pizza. The atmosphere is cozy and I didn't feel squished. A line of bar stools against the front window, and a couple of roomy booths is about it. I ordered two slices, Cleopatra Jones and, on the counter worker's suggestion, the vegetarian Buckminster. You order and pay at the counter, and pizza is brought to your table, served on paper plates. On a cold, gray afternoon, the slices were perfect relief after an all-day fast (medical tests). The sauce had a cheerful zip and both slices were loaded with flavor, not grease. It's easy to conceal bland veggies with cheese or meat, but the veggies on my Buckminster slice were as lively as the Zydeco and soul music on the loudspeaker. Two slices were $12 including 25% tip. As I wheeled my suitcase out, I tried to quickly shut the door behind me, to cut down on the cold air blasting in. I felt the door catch on something, and turned around to see the cashier behind the counter, holding the door open for me, with a warm smile. I look forward to returning.

RATING: 5.5/10 PRO TIP: They have a lot of vegan pizza options, so if you're bringing a vegan around town this is a great spot! BUCKMINSTER Kind of a spin on a margherita, they're offering spinach, onions and tomato sauce together on a pie. I will say that in general the pie crust here is a bit bready, not the thin thin crispy crust I love about NYC pizza. The sauce is a little uninspiring and the toppings are fun and unique for a lot of their pies, or uncommon, but not sure they add to more than the sum of their parts. CLEOPLATRA Who can go wrong with a sausage and peppers? Again the toppings were good, but the crust and sauce leaves a lot of room for growth. Maybe this place is just not my cup of tea. For reference, I love my pizza slices thin thin, crispy, with fragrant savory tomato sauce (that tastes like tomatoes) and stretchy, gooey cheese. I don't get any of those things here unfortunately. But I give this points for being creative and fusing NOLA vibes with NYC. I'm here for the concept. They also have an interesting cajun pie with shrimp that might be worth trying if you're about the food adventure. FINAL RANKING: OK (terrible / bad / OK / good / great / excellent)

It's a cool place with quality pizza, but the flavors aren't my preference. It's not the type of spot for a classic slice.

Great place to grab a pizza with unique toppings. My fave is the Cleopatra (sausage, peppers, red onions, and mozzarella) and their order of 3 big garlic knots. They offer a few specials depending upon if you are a student, Healthcare worker, educator, etc. I have also ordered several pies for a work event and for a personal picnic. Delicious!

This Two Boots location is very small and colorful the entire inside is like walking into a rainbow. It's counter service and the staff were pretty quick with food and drinks. The pizza is defintely not NYC style pizza that you might traditionally find however it was alright I'm not a fan of cornmeal on the bottom of my pizza so that was a bummer for me. Overall the pizza was just alright defintely not something to write home about.

Pizza was good, but underdone to my taste. I prefer crisp crust. We had plain and a pepperoni slice. The square pepperoni slice was the better of the two.

Love their gluten-free and vegan options. Delicious! My favorite place in the neighborhood for pizza.

I have lived in nyc all 22 years of my life and no nyc slice compares to the robust two boots, a hitter every time with the nicest employees and the coolest ambiance as it so colorfully decorated

The pizza is delicious and the price is relatively reasonable. But if you order an entire pizza instead of a slice be prepared to wait 30 minutes for them to make it.

Amazing late night spot for pizza in LES. I always pass by this spot, and the fun decor really catches your eye. Inside, there are mosaic murals and paintings of famous figures, some which theyve named slices after. The garlic rolls are minimum 3 to an order, so i got one garlic and 2 with the green sauce. Also got a slice w spinach and other toppings. The garlic rolls are amazing - so soft and fluffy inside. The green sauce on top is fresh, bright, and herby (cilantro?) and they come w a side of marinara. Perfect combo. The pizza was great, chewy and tasty, but could use more sauce. At ~$5/slice, its a little extra but inflation (?) Good food spot, and eating in feels like a piece of history

Honestly, it's a pretty mediocre pizza, and because it's gluten-free, I paid an extra $4.50. And then I asked for a containers to put some of the sprinkle stuff on top, and the girl told me I couldn't have more than two so I get to have either oregano or cheese or cheese and peppers but I couldn't have all three. I just paid $45 For a medium size pizza and I can't get all the sides I want... It's cheaper for me to go to a really great Italian restaurant nearby. The pizza is $30 for a nice sized pizza and it's crust is way better. Why did I even come here? Next time, I won't

Welcome to the hood Two Boots! For many years lived within walking distance of Two Boots. Enjoyed the Bayou Beast, everything I remember... andoullie, shrimp, crawfish, jalapeño. Thin crisp crust. Could taste every element as i stuffed it in my face. Nom nom. Looking forward to revisiting the Neuman and Mel Cooley slices. All three slices were my regular go to when I lived near by in "cool" hoods back in the day... Oh joy! Now I can stroll up the block for a fantastic slice.. There are lots of sub-par pizza joints around. Two Boots has always been unique and tasty no matter the location. YAY for the UES!

New Two Boots pizza location is finally open! This pizza place is easy to spot at the corner of E65th St and 2nd Ave with its colorful yellow banner. They have a couple of booth seatings and a few high seats by the window and also a tall round table with high seats. I luv the booth seatings, extra star for the nice setting and friendly staff. Great for small groups. It currently has scaffolding on the outside and no outdoor seatings. It's too cold out anyways. You order first and then can sit in or take-out. I had the plain slice. It was ok pizza and on the salty side. I usually like it with slightly more cheese, but still a solid pizza. Now just need some beer with it.

The atmosphere is so cool, specifically the music! I had a slice of the grandma bess and it was so good and tasted fresh. The cashier was also nice

A friend recommended Two Boots back when I moved to NYC. I never got around to it & then most of their locations closed. I've been waiting for this one to open since the Coming Soon poster went up in July (I was really ready to be disappointed after that wait!) But man was this good. I got a Boomer special and garlic knots. The spicy tomato sauce was in fact spicy! A good portion for the price- similar to Lunetta on 1st, but way better quality toppings. I didn't have to wait long when I picked up but I was struck by how small the space was. I think it was a flower shop before? Either way, there are only a few big tables for groups of 6 and then some barstools.

The Vegan pizza here was good ! I enjoyed it quiet atmosphere comfy booth to sit in. Was great to nurse my migraine headache the booth was so comfortable I didn't want to get up.

So LRoth and I are in the city to see Jimz and RexMom. We had some good food earlier in the day, but it's a cold and rainy day. This spot had just opened below their building, so we figured we'd try it out. Vibrant New Orleans vibes inside with plenty of colors and decor. They were closing down, but the staff were really cool about letting us eat in. We ordered a ton of pizzas. The Buckminister was my favorite. Pizza was thin but had a great crunch. Slight chew to the dough. Sauce was fresh. The roasted garlic really carried this by giving it a strong flavor. The Bayou beast was awesome. Nice spice and the shrimp on pizza worked well. I thought the Newman was okay. Good but not my favorite. This is a place I'd definitely try out again. They sell by the pie and the slice.

Great addition to this neighborhood. Pizzas are one of the best I have had in NYC. Thin crust soft and crunchy quality toppings.

Great gluten free pizza, and fun topping ideas or make your own! They deliver locally.

Ordered a vegan pepperoni pizza and was sent a pie with dairy cheese and real meat. The staff was flippant and honestly a bit rude when I called to ask what could be done. They repeatedly told me that the pizza had vegan cheese (although they admitted it was real meat) and condescendingly said they'd check with the chef "for my peace of mind." As I expected, the chef confirmed that he used real dairy and meat. They were unable to issue a refund and refused to send out a new pie. I emailed their customer service as directed 3 days ago and still haven't heard back. Hope they can get it together because I was so excited to have a Two Boots uptown but this was just unacceptable and I'm not sure I'll be ordering again.

Gonna keep this short and sweet: I've lived in NYC for 15 years and this is a candidate for the best slice of pizza I've ever had. I've tried most of the slices they have, and they're all great. BIG TIME recommendation.

The best vegan pizza in nyc. The vegan cleopatra, hot knots, and chicken parm sliders are all unbelievable. Delivery was great too. Definitely better than most pizza shops in the UES.

Any restaurant that offers vegan food I give a five star review - no questions asked.

Pizza was good but this mess is how it arrived. Ordered on Uber eats so maybe it's their problem.

Got a Grandma pie and a regular pepperoni pie delivered. Ok. Saltier than I like my pizzas, but not a deal breaker. The crusts on both styles were a tad tough for my taste and I'm not a fan of the gratuitous dusting of cornmeal on the crust of the regular pie. I didn't pay for the pizza so I can't comment on the price for the quality/taste. It's just aite, but not bad. I would give it 3.5 stars.

Good local pizza place. Interesting selection of pies. I get a couple slices to go usually. A little pricey for full pies, but it is NYC. I believe their pies are cornmeal crusted and there are vegan and seafood selections. Check it out. A couple times my slices could have been heated more thoroughly. But besides that no complaints.