Zillions Pizza

Review takes price & taste into account. This is one of those pizza places that do the job and is priced really well. Nothing special to take away. Your typical NY Pizza slice 101 but ever so slightly more flavorful and a better option than the dollar slices around. If it was any more expensive I’d give it 3.8 stars out of 5. Edit: after trying some other places around, I’m updating my review from a 5 to a 3. It still gets the job done and I’m not mad at the food. But competitors are offering tastier slices at the same price points.

I stayed a block down from Zillions during my recent 6-day trip. When I visit NYC, I am always on the go and usually grab something quick as I am heading back to my hotel. I am also not one who likes to spend a lot of money on food while traveling. So, over the years, I have gotten to eat a lot of pizza in NYC. Zillions has the best buffalo chicken slice I have had in the city. I was almost embarrassed to go in because I am pretty sure I grabbed a slice 4 out of my 5 nights. There are only a couple tables inside/outside for standing to eat, so be prepared to not sit and eat there, but that is fairly common in the city. The people working there were friendly and seemed to enjoy their jobs. Would definitely recommend and worth the walk even if my hotel wasn't right around the corner.

I happened to stopby this place, a gem that effortlessly stood out amidst the gastronomic abundance. Opting for a slice on-the-go, I was immediately taken by the shop's distinct throwback vibe, with its 70s or 80s inspired interior and signage that shone even on a rainy night. This blast from the past was a refreshing departure from the often too-sleek modern eateries, adding a unique charm to my pizza experience. The pizza itself was a delightful surprise, boasting a proper thin base topped with a generous layer of flavorsome toppings. However, despite the many highs, there was room for improvement. The dough, while thin, lacked the anticipated crispiness, struggling at times to support the weight of the toppings. Additionally, a peculiar note in the dough became more pronounced towards the crust, slightly detracting from the overall taste.

Zillions Pizza welcomes you with a lively, retro charm that captures the heart of a classic NYC pizzeria, complete with a vivid yellow interior and a fast-paced, grab-and-go style. The cinematic menu and urban decor add to the energetic, no-nonsense vibe of city life. Service was straightforward – the cashier swiftly heated a pepperoni slice, serving it promptly. Taking my first bite was an experience worth savouring. I chose the classic pepperoni slice, and it didn't disappoint. The dough was the perfect thin and crispy canvas for the well-seasoned cheese and pepperoni toppings. My only wish was for the slice to have been served a tad warmer. Despite this minor setback, the overall quality assures that I'll be back for more.

Great pizza! Super nice crust. Gotta stand on the streets and eat tho but guess that’s the vibe haha.

hether you’re in a rush to get to Port Authority or running late to a Broadway show, you can make a quick stop for 🍕. I tried the vodka slice. The sauce to cheese ratio was great and the slice had a crunch and fold that was on point!! They have variety of slices and pies and cheese bread sticks too

The pizza is really good! I got the square pepperoni and it was delicious. If you want a good pizza for a good price while walking through the endless avenues in NYC I’d recommend giving it a try! The staff was nice. There are 3 tables with no chairs. But its just a slice. You don’t need a chair. Enjoy 5/5! Greetings from Bulgaria 🇧🇬

Best slices pizza cheese in NY ! Well done , no garlic !

Very good pizza and guys inside were super nice! Pizza is 9.1/10 for sure! Highly recommend.

Stopped by this pizza spot as they had a promotion. I think this place was new as I feel like I used to come by this place a few times to grab a dollar slice as it was conveniently located next to PABT, and that dollar slice place is now gone. I got the zillionaire slice and got it to go. I heated it up in the oven when I got home and the pizza was still good with a nice crispy crust and cheesy top. The store had a distinct decor and vibe, which gave a unique touch in the area. There isn't seating in the store. They only had a couple of tables to stand around in, but as with most pizza places in the city, it's pretty grab and go, and a quick food so that was OK. It is an open store front so no AC, but they do have a fan, and it does get a bit hot in there in the summer with the weather and oven.

The pizza had a nicley charred bottom with cupped mini pepperoni (standard) but barely any red peppers and the sausage could have been better tasting. The cheese half of the pizza had hardly any taste. The garlic cheese bread was far overcooked and too crunchy. Using a sub bun would have been better. The oatmeal raisin and chocolate chip cookies were both cooked and very dry and crumbly. Absolutely awful.

This is a small and newer pizza place that is close to Port Authority. It is a takeout place as there are no seats at all. I will give them points for their decor. The place is purposely made to look like a pizza place that is from the 1980s. It's well done and makes the place stand out. The pizza however does not stand out. It is not expensive at $3.50 a slice (or two slices and a free soda for $7.00), but it is not that good either. The slices were very dry and are similar to a very good cheap slice at a place like Two Bros. You are better off going to the cheap pizza place around the corner from here which has slices for $1.50.

Just want I needed. Two slices of vegan cheese pizza. No BS. The slices were hot with a thin crust. I added some crushed red pepper and devoured both slices. One table inside and a some counter and one table outside. I stayed inside and took in the ambience from the street. 10/10 for Vegan option 7.5/10 for the slice overall.

I can't keep track of all the pizza spots that hit so I'm trying to write reviews that I can look back on - hence why I'm here writing this today. Their Pepperoni Square pie rivals Prince Street Pizza and I'm not even joking. It's my favorite and a slice I always get. If a standard triangle slice is your thing i always see in the window that they have cool wacky topping combinations like last week was a fried chicken/bacon/ranch/jalapeño/red onion/provolone slices. Very cool and never know what they'll come up with next!

I ordered a slice of the vegan pizza. The food came out after a few minutes wait, but I felt the crust was over cooked and too hard to chew.

This spot is right next to us, and we've passed by it a bunch without really giving it a second glance. Today, we finally decided to grab a slice, and were super pleasantly surprised. The slice was thin with a really nicely crispy bottom. Good flavor throughout the slice, definitely a bit on the salty side. Really happy we found this spot! Definitely will be back whenever we're craving a slice.

I happened to stopby this place, a gem that effortlessly stood out amidst the gastronomic abundance. Opting for a slice on-the-go, I was immediately taken by the shop's distinct throwback vibe, with its 70s or 80s inspired interior and signage that shone even on a rainy night. This blast from the past was a refreshing departure from the often too-sleek modern eateries, adding a unique charm to my pizza experience. The pizza itself was a delightful surprise, boasting a proper thin base topped with a generous layer of flavorsome toppings. However, despite the many highs, there was room for improvement. The dough, while thin, lacked the anticipated crispiness, struggling at times to support the weight of the toppings. Additionally, a peculiar note in the dough became more pronounced towards the crust, slightly detracting from the overall taste.

Are you ready for a freshly baked pizza? The place is it!!! Tried two slices of different flavors. And it's soooo good. It didn't disappoint my taste buds. Will definitely visit again.

One bite everyone knows the rules: 8.2 Really smooth, hot, delicious cheese to sauce ratio, a nice crisp (could be a tiny bit crispier like Dave Portnoy exactly describes) but dang, this is good pizza. Satisfying light tones of cheese and sauce and undercarriage with every bite. Be warned, some days they're off their game. But for the most part, a solid joint (I live near here and have been here a few times).

Zillions Pizza welcomes you with a lively, retro charm that captures the heart of a classic NYC pizzeria, complete with a vivid yellow interior and a fast-paced, grab-and-go style. The cinematic menu and urban decor add to the energetic, no-nonsense vibe of city life. Service was straightforward - the cashier swiftly heated a pepperoni slice, serving it promptly. Taking my first bite was an experience worth savouring. I chose the classic pepperoni slice, and it didn't disappoint. The dough was the perfect thin and crispy canvas for the well-seasoned cheese and pepperoni toppings. My only wish was for the slice to have been served a tad warmer. Despite this minor setback, the overall quality assures that I'll be back for more.

Touristy divey pizza place in the hub of NYC. Looking for a big NY slice of NY style pizza? Right here. Not your top notch top tier ingredients, but... cheesy, saucy, crispy! and good. Reliably good enough to return.

Not a bad option when in Times Square area. The bake was very good and the crust had a bit of crisp to it. Decent taste. So, not a must do for a slice but one of the better ones within easy walking distance from Times Square, which has no good pizza. Guess it is so touristy you can get away with it.

All the slices here were fantastic! It's a brand new Pizza joint in the heart of Times Square but far from ordinary... I enjoyed the hot damn, the meatball Parm, the pepperoni, but I have to say my favorite is the classic vodka slice. Wow, everything was so cheesy and flavorful it was packed but I actually got my slices right away. I even got some cheesy garlic bread to go! I will be back.

I don't recall where I heard about this place. It has a good review on Yelp but we were very disappointed. We ate here on a Tuesday around 6pm. We probably wouldn't have eaten here except that we didn't have time to find somewhere else to go. The pizza slices looked like they had been sitting out for a while. We tried three slices - hot damn, plain and meatball parm. The plain was the best. I didn't think the meatball parm was that bad but definitely needed some seasoning. By the time we got to the hot damn it wasn't that warm. This was our least favorite. There are a few high top tables that you can stand at inside. It's pretty much a grab and go place.

I was waiting for the bus a reaaaalllky long time and felt the hangry pains coming on. I popped in to the the shop with two guys, hustling and bustling behind the counter. One took my order, and the other was tending them multiple pies being prepared. I was in and out pretty quickly, 4min, tops. This was a pretty decent slice, taste * texture-wise, bit the size was smaller than average. I'd still snag one again if I'm in the area. Thanks guys!

Congrats to this new pizzeria that just opened up near Times Square. I had seen this on some other food bloggers pages and wanted to give it a try as a new New York City style shop it's always something worth celebrating. The crust and cheese flavor itself were pretty good, but the texture & toppings were meh VODKA SLICE This was unfortunately the weakest of the bunch, I even forgot that we were eating up like a slice Dash I had to ask what flavor it was. It has definitely been sitting out for a while, and even after reheating the cheese was not stretchy. PEPPERONI ** This was the best slice we had, and the cups of pepperoni were actually of higher quality, with a richly savory and stretchy cheese. The crust was proper thin and airy/chewy. I like a crispy crust but this was still good. ZILLIONAIRE A mishmosh of different toppings including banana peppers, sausage and some other veggies. Unique, and of course I had to get because it's the namesake. Pretty good, sausage was tasty, but nothing to write home about . BUFFALO CHICKEN Probs my least favorite buffalo chicken slice I've had to date. I do like that it had onions in there, and the meat was tender, but there was just a strong chicken flavor (aka buffalo flavor wasn't strong enough) and not enough white sauce for me or cheesy enough.

This is a small place but their pizza was delicious. I tried meatball and my sister tried all cheese. Both were served hot. The service was great too. If you are in the area I really recommend to checkout this place.

Pizza perfection in a pizza desert with the exception of Corner Slice. The owner here has perfected an outstanding recipe and variety of slices plus cheesy bread and garlic knots of your dreams. They ferment the dough & it has an incredible flavor. Ate: square $4.70 Zillionaire Vodka slice It was fresh, hot not overheated with huge flavor crispy crust. The pepps looked incredible btw. A slice worthy of the best of Brooklyn in Times Square. I've been here twice. The vodka slice with chunky tomatoes is delectable! The Zillionaire is crunchy meaty & marvelous! Next time the Hot Dam!

Great slices. Nice thin, crispy and good sauce to cheese ratio. The Scillian was airy, light and also good crisp. One bite, 8.1

I recently discovered this place while trying to get a quick slice to-go. I went with the square pepperoni slice and was amazed at how great it was. It's more Detroit style, but was soooo good. I also got The Zillionaire slice that was impressively good. If you find yourself in the Hell's Kitchen area and want something quick to-go, this is a great option. The staff was friendly and the place was clean, which is something good for the Port Authority area.

I was initially skeptical about trying Zillions Pizza. However, I was also intrigued as this was a recent stop for the "one bite everybody knows the rules" reviews.. The interior was sparse, with limited seating, so I opted for takeout, ordering a slice of cheese and a slice of pepperoni. To my surprise and delight, the slices were delicious! I was pleasantly surprised and ended up returning a second time during my visit to NYC. While it may not be a destination pizzeria, if you find yourself in the area, I would certainly recommend stopping by Zillions for a great slice that's better than the average New York City pizza.

I found Zillion's to be very average, which surprised me given that Dave Portnoy gave it a 7.9/10 Maybe I came on an off-day, but when I arrived it was obvious the slices available had been sitting there for a while. Not off to an auspicious start. Reheated, they weren't much better. The grease slick was super thick and though the undercarriage looked good, both slices flopped way too much. I tried both the cheese and vodka. The cheese was fine, but not memorable. The vodka was straight-up forgettable- in a city of standout vodka slices, there's barely tasted different from just regular tomato sauce. This is not bad pizza by any means, but the bar is high in NYC. I may give them another shot another day, maybe try out a square slice, but the first experience was just ok.

A fine football pie. Zesty tomato sauce, great music, and the people who work here are super nice. A lady needed her slice cut for her small son, and he did it for her behind the counter as if it was his is son.

It's always nice to see a new restaurant opening in Hell's Kitchen. We certainly had our share of closures during the pandemic, and we could use another pizza shop in the area. So, I was excited to see Zillions open, and it has gotten a lot of hype. I bought a plain cheese slice and added garlic powder, oregano and hot pepper flakes. Bottom line is that I had mixed feelings. I would say that the sauce is a little too sweet, but tasty, nonetheless. The crust is crispy and the cheese is good. I will return and try a slice with a few toppings and a square slice, also. I give this pizza a 4/5...good but not great.

Excellent slice of vegan pizza here, great for a late-night snack. I love this place!

Seriously disappointed. Although the atmosphere is cute, the pizza was an absolute disaster. I got a square pepperoni Sicilian square and it was mushy. Absolutely the wrong consistency. Very dry pepperonis. $5+ for a slice. Skip this spot and get a dollar slice (you can get cheeper pizza literally around the corner for $1.50 a slice). Service was okay. Not very friendly.

I used to love this spot but now I'm never going back. A fresh pie came out and he gave me a slice from the old batch. I asked him if I could have a fresh slice and he said it's the same and walked away.

We love this pizza! The Hot Damn is by far my favorite pie to order for delivery in the city. It's so pleasantly spicy with the creamy ricotta to smooth it out. Have tried the: Cheese - 5 star classic ny slice Meatball parm - 5 star meaty and cheesy Pepperoni square 5 star crunch bottom pillow like crust If you are on 42nd street or anywhere they deliver, give it a try

I was still in the hunt for N.Y. Pizza since I was told they have the best. I tried a few on the few occasions I have been here but none to brag about. As we're walking up and down N.Y. he causally walking in Zillion's pizza and said they had the best. I looked at him crazy and said how you know? I don't care if he's from N.Y., I'll be the judge of good pizza. I walk back out, saw the marquee stating their the best in N.Y. Nope I thought, anybody can claim that statement. I pulled out my handy dandy Yelp app and BOOM, 4 solid stairs. So, I go in and look at what they had in the case. Not too inviting I thought. I purchased a slice asked for jalapeños, who must have been the owner was happy to add to my slice. I take a bite and another and crunch on the crust. Ok I'll give it to them, a great N.Y. tasting pepperoni sliced pizza. 5 stars and I would most definitely seek them out again when I'm in the area. Hey, when you go look on the wall to your left for the signage "2 slices for $6" we noticed it too late. Give them a try, my money well spent.

An average slice shop trying to play up modern hip sensibilities. I tried the zillionaire's slice soon after its opening. The toppings were diverse but a little muddled together, giving an overly salty, moderately spicy overtone. I think the crust had a good texture but an average flavor.

I was staying nearby and had to get a slice after seeing Dave Portnoy had given the place a great rating. The man at the counter was SO nice and attentive. The pepperoni slice was SUPERB 10/10!!!!!

This is a really strong slice joint. They perfectly nail the crust/cheese/sauce ratio while still being a very thin slice. It's the hardest thing for a pizza to get perfect - too many places oversauce or overcheese their pies. The hot ham pizza is especially great, a new twist on a classic. Also really enjoyed the vodka pie. This was very close to being a five star review, it's a very strong four star. Instantly one of the best pizza spots in the neighborhood.

Cheese Pizza. GOOD. A Slice dominant in Cheese flavor which I prefer. Must say this is one of my favorite Cheese Slices. Knew the Pizza at ZILLIONS had to be GOOD 'cause these guys own LOVELY'S (2022) who serve some of the BEST Hamburgers in NYC. They also own STEAK FRITES (2022) where they offer better Steak at more affordable prices than their competitors. The Pizza was worth the price. RECOMMEND.

Love this cute new pizzaria on 42nd street. Food is great and it's a fun vibe. Tried the squares and the regular slices loved it all

Just not good. We got the Hot Damn pizza and the Hawaiian pizza. The red sauce on both is too sweet and the crust is somewhat soggy with nothing to offer flavor wise. We just threw the Hawaiian away, none of us wanted to continue eating it after a couple bites. The bbq sauce was also too sweet on top of the sweet red sauce. The only reason I give it two stars instead of one is the pizzas are huge so at least you get a lot for your money and my husband didn't dislike the Hot Damn whereas I didn't like either.

Perfect square. decent triangle. Great service. For any tourists visiting and wanting a square that you'll tell everybody about... this is it. If i was only able to eat this square for the rest of my life, Id b okay with that. I recommend getting a fresh square pie w pepperoni on it. 10/10. Expect extreme fluff in the middle w a crunchy finish. For the barstool folks/one bite viewers reading this, the triangle is a 7.5 and the square would score somewhere between a 8.9 and a 9.1. Having lived in midtown for the past 10 years its nice to finally have a good slice shop nearby. I cant name one slice shop thats better. If i had to purely only compare pie to pie, Id say johns times square has a better regular cheese pie (9.2) but that place doesnt sell slices. Get the square but if you're deadset on getting the triangle then get it with the hot honey/ricotta or the buffalo chicken.

The pizza was so yummy, the cashier was so kind and helpful and looked out for my pregnant self even asking people to not smoke outside. It's time square pizza joint so it's small and has no seating, but the vibe was bright and clean which was just what we needed after a long Broadway show sitting anyways. Would return. The white pizza was bomb!

Was it the best pizza in Manhattan? No but it was pretty darn good. Tried a few of their slices including the zillions, which I really liked.

Can management tell the employees to not handle / serve already cooked food with their bare hands? This is like food safety 101.

Wow this is a really good Pizza Shop hiding out right by times square. I moved to NY back in 1963 and have been eating pizza ever since. Its not often I try a new shop and am impressed this way. Try the meatball its a winner Try the Zillionaire, perfect balance of cheese and toppings

This place is legit. Crispy thin crust perfection. For a quick quality slice, I can't think of a better option around here. Good vibe inside with friendly staff.

I normally don't leave reviews but this place is amazing. Even delivers well too. Easily the best pizza in the neighborhood without question.

Above-average NY slice. Tried the pep and cheese, both solid. Good flavor, not-too-sweet sauce, well-cooked. One quibble is the cornicione was a bit doughy for my preference.

Had ordered pies and individual slices since the shop opened and recommended the pizza to neighbors (551 unit building next to the shop) and the Church parishioners across the street. However, based on the treatment of the manager we won't be coming back and will share our experience in the Building chat. Today my friends came for the Special which was buy 1 slice and second slice for $2.50. Fair enough. (We've gotten the special before for 2 for $6 on the weekdays and weekends.) Price increase acceptable however Manager said Special was not valid on the weekend. The Special sign did not mention any limitation on weekend or weekday and we pointed this out to him. His attitude was that previously it was a mistake to offer a Special daily and now it's his rule. We suggested he should change the sign so as not to fool people but he indicated he calls the shots anyway...So even though we understand the price increase and accepted it, but the Manager's bad attitude is not!!! Food would be 4 stars but the bad attitude negated to 2.

WHAT A VIBE!!!!! the music was popping, i was so impressed with how clean the place was, and how incredibly friendly the staff was late night! i will 100% be back for the cheesy garlic knots!!! - balthazar friend (caroline)

Stumbled into this cute little pizza spot on 42nd street. Right by times square! Boy was it good. The regular cheese slice is perfect, tasty crisp on the bottom, great flavor all around. Highly reccomend

Dropped in for a late night slice ! Pizza and service was great! Pizza was fresh! Restaurant was clean. I definitely plan to go back before I leave the city.