Yes I fell in love with the official first US Pizzeria. The Margherita was just right, thin, not too saggy cheese and fills my tummy to th brim with only 1 slice! Will surely come back for more!
Great pizza. The small comes with about six slices but the sizes are pretty big. Cash only! They do have an atm machine though & all parties must be present to be seated. Not a "meet up" spot.
Landmark NoLita restaurant serving coal-fired, thin-crust Neapolitan pizza since 1905, making it the first American Pizzeria. It's cash only, and sometimes there can be a wait but definitely worth it.
Lo bueno es que no es una trampa para turistas la pizza es rica dandole el plus de que es un lugar con historia ya que es la primera pizzería en América solo aceptan efectivo pidan soda italiana
Excellent pizza!Loved the place and the food. One of the best pizzas that I've tried in NYC.The only bad thing is that you have to eat the pizza in paper plates, so it's not not comfortable.
The first pizzeria in America also serves amazing pizza. Whether the original margherita or the white sauce - both are brilliant. 3 small pizzas were still too much for 4 of us!
The "first pizza of New York" we had a large margarita pie w meatballs and it was great. The marinara sauce was delicious, as was the mozzarella and meatballs were awesome. Much better than Grimaldis.
New York's the first pizza place is what they say. Its worth to come, at least once, for tourists. If you d like to try this and that but you are not a big eater, order half and half. Cash only.
I have to come here every time I'm in town. Yes it is very touristy because it is the first pizzeria in NY but who cares pizza here is great. It is cash only so make sure you bring some.
CASH ONLY. Forget the tourist wait & call in. Pick up in 15-20 min (go to the back to the kitchen) and go eat in comfort of your home/park next door/Eliz st garden block away...
One of my favorite pizza places. Don't forget if you order multiple pies to ask them to stager them. That way you can try each one fresh out of the oven. Cash only.
This is where New York pizza was born. The pizzaiolos of olde New York learned their craft from Mr. Lombardi and his coal oven before they opened their own spots. Baca selanjutnya
This is a small, simple menu, but it has great options. Try the clam pizza! Great location, and the ambience makes it the quintessential Little Italy spot.
La pizza es buena, no es una trampa para turistas el lugar aunque abundan, por ser la primera pizzería en América además de ser un lugar histórico para la gastronomía pidan la soda italiana es delici
Combining 2 of the most classic Italian foods into one is genius. A slice of their decadent meatball pizza is a must-have; we love that it's balanced with thin, crunchy crust instead of a doughy base.
not just a spot for tourists but for real Italian food fans and Italians alike, well worth the wait every time for the first pizzeria in NYC and also the best!
Best pizza in town!!! Did you know this was the first pizzería in america an it's the only one with license for coal oven? The actual owner used to work for Lombardi they opened ob 1905
For a non-New York resident this pizza joint lives up to its status. Known to be one of the best NY pizza places, the lines out the door and constant crowds give you the hint. Any pizza order will do.
It's a Wednesday and we came here around 7:45 pm. Waited in line for 0 minutes. I obviously don't know whether this is the best pizza on the planet but this is certainly the best pizza I've ever had.
Worth the 30 minute wait if you're with out of town guests. The bruschetta was heaped w chopped, garlicky tomatoes. Get a large pie, and consider 1/2 pepperoni & sausage, 1/2 fresh ricotta. Super yum!
Their pizza options are great! Make sure you're not so hungry yet when you get to Lombardi's coz you might have to wait for seats. The place is always full.
Everyone is saying they were full off one slice but I was able to eat half a large pizza! The pepperonis have these beautifully delicious pools of grease that I could not stop eating.
For the ultimate date night, ask to be seated downstairs. The tables are practically inside the restrooms; the sound of the hand dryer and the soft bleach smell goes wonderfully with the famous pizza.
It might've been the best pizza in NY at one time, but it definitely isn't now. You're not getting what you paid for at this place. The pizza wilts when you hold it and the bottom is wet !
IMHO Lombardi's is slipping. I gave it two last trys - I'm over it. It's mediocre at best now, guess it seems like they don't need to try as hard. Tourists will enjoy it. Prince st pizza FTW
We had a large (8 slices) with half wild mushrooms and sweet red Peppers, and the other half with garlic spinach and homemade meatballs. It was DELICIOUS!!!!!!
I don't think the quality of the pizza is worth the wait. It was really good and tasty but I feel like there might be other gourmet pizzerias that do not have long queues
Established 1905 and operated until 1984. In 1994, a friend of the family reopened a block away. The original sold tomato pies wrapped in paper, tied with a string and claims to have invented NY style
Haven't tried others places yet to compare, but the food and service here was so great, i'll probably never eat pizza anywhere else again. Very true to my memories of Italy!