Grand Street Pizza

My go to local pizza joint. I always get the Spicy Lenny which is essentially a pepperoni & jalapeño pie with a small side of Mikes Hot Honey. What I like to do is add a little bit of arugula to feel healthier and it makes it taste great!

Always a solid dinner choice when I don't know what I want. They can get quite busy especially during big sports days so call ahead if you're picking up!

A very unassuming pizza shop. We found out about this place via FutureCanoe on YT.

My perfect pizza - not too greasy or salty, crispy exterior, but soft on the inside with a delicious chew. This is one of the few pizza places where the crust was exceptional as well - crispy and soft/chewy. It's that pizza you can fold in half and hear a crisp, but it's soft enough on the inside where the slice doesn't split into 2. We opted for a white slice and a pepperoni slice. The white slice was so good for me and hit all the perfect pizza points for me. As for the pepperoni... just look at those beautiful and glistening pepperoni cups. I think that picture speaks for itself.

There's not a lot of seating inside the restaurant - a handful of bar seats and 2 itty bitty tables for a couple of people. There are a number of tables outside though.

As for the service? This place is pretty busy. It's good considering it was just 1 guy bartending, taking orders, running the register, and helping with reheating slices and 1 other guy making the pizzas for an evening rush. But don't except anything beyond that.

Probably the best slice in this area (and I'm including the East Village. ) Definitely worth a walk over. I got an OG slice and it was $3.80 . Good price. The slice was very light and really delicious. I could easily have eaten another. They have a bar you can sit at and order a cocktail or a Guinness but I didn't order a drink. Me and several other people ate our slices at the bar even without a drink. Recommended.

If you like burnt, inedible pizza - this is the place for you. So sad that half my order had to be thrown out as I was really excited for my vodka slices.

I discovered grand street pizza because I wanted to have a quick dinner before my comedy show I was going to and I was so happy I decided to stop here for a quick bite. The pepperoni slice was delicious and I especially liked the spicy honey I kept adding more spicy honey on my slice. It's a great spot to catch up with a friend and have slices. They had the Yankees game on. I ate at the bar and the bartender was friendly. Pizza: 10/10 Ambiance: 10/10

Stopped in for lunch. They have a quaint outdoor area right out front and a small but cozy seating area inside with a couple of tables and bar area. We were serviced quickly and got our slices brought to our table. Prices were decent - about 5 bucks a slice.

Vodka - Delicious! Crust was thin and crispy while the vodka sauce was perfection.

Margherita - Great amount of toppings! Loved how the tomatoes blended in with the sauce and weren't just slices on top of cheese. Basil was plentiful. Everything tasted fresh.

All of the staff was really friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. Great place to get a quick bite!

I like the slice here more than Scarr's. The ordering at the bar vs the person is a lil confusing but def recommend.

Hidden gem in LES. So so delicious I think about it from time to time and come back. Had the vodka and pepperoni pizzas and both were delicious. The dough is the right amount of chewiness and thickness. I usually don't like eating crust, but I really enjoyed eating theirs. The topping to dough ratio was perfect. The best thing here is their spicy honey. I couldn't stop dipping my pizza in it.

I wouldn't have minded eating another slice. That's already a good score in my books, because my pizza cravings are usually fulfilled after a couple bites. Grand Street pizza has the thin crispness and light airiness that you would find in an absolutely top tier slice. Texture wise, it's almost up there with Lucali. While a very impressive score, I think they just had slightly above average flavors. The cheese was good but nothing remarkable, and the crust wasnt something I wanted to eat (flavor of the dough). The basil, tomato, garlic slice had fresh ingredients but the preparation didn't really draw out the full flavor profiles that I wanted to taste. Still though, this is a really good pizza and I'm honestly being picky because I'm comparing it to Lucali as we speak. This is worth going to for sure and is a slice shop im satisfied with giving a 5* rating.

Pizza here is honestly pretty good! They don't have a super extensive menu but they have the staples. I got a cheese slice and the tomato sauce is just the right ratio of salty to sweet. The amount of cheese is also a perfect ratio and not too overwhelming. The crust is baked crispy and soft. I would definitely come back for some slices.

The ambience inside is cozy. It's a small place with bar seating and only 2 tables inside so there isn't much seating tbh but there is some outdoor seating.

The cheese slice is $3.25 each and the others are around $4.

I got my slices to go which came out pretty quick