Grand Street Pizza

YES. The pizza joint i've been looking for. $4 for a pepperoni slice is worth it when it's quality. Great vibes, nice people inside. Went in for a take out slice and honestly wanted to stay but I had my doggo with me and I wasn't dressed to be anywhere in public lol. Either way, I'll be back. 100%. Such a cute spot.

LOOK AT THIS PEPPERONI SLICE!!

I only eat pizza from two places in the lower east side. Grand Street pizza is my first choice. The pizza here is divine. The crust the sauce the cheese everything is perfect. This restaurant is so busy all the time and it makes sense because the pizza is so good. I love the decor with the bar on the side. Often time, I go for my pizza and a glass of wine and I sit outside whenever the weather permits. They make pies and they also make the specialty pizzas this establishment. They accept card and cash. I recommend this restaurant 100%.

They also have a mini bar to the side that you can eat and have a drink. It's low key and the ambiance is great! Love this place!

Awesome pizza if you like thin crust.
NOT open on Mondays till midnight as
stated in their hours.
A little over priced but still good.

Hands down the best pizza in new york - the vibe at the restaurant is great, and getting the pizza delivered is just as good. I'm blown away at the quality and is always 10/10.

Grand Street Pizza makes the best classic NY style pizza. I love how we only eat pizzas with a light to medium bake and they know how to do it perfectly so the crust is soft and pillowy, while still being deliciously baked. My mom looks forward to their pizza. Last and perhaps most importantly - the people working there are wonderful. Top notch service. Shout out to Hanna - she is amazing and the sweetest. Thank you for always being so nice to everyone.

Rico's place is fuckin' INCREDIBLE. Some of the best pizza in the city. Go in for a slice and a beer.

Great addition to the neighborhood. Slices are reasonably priced (starting at $3.25 for plain cheese), served hot and the crust is a good middle ground between too doughy/too thin. They aren't the biggest slices out there, so you'll definitely need to order 2 in order to be full, but the taste is very solid.

The space itself is very nice and cozy. Aesthetically pleasing bar and countertop, with a couple of small tables inside. Long picnic table available outside to sit.

The staff is friendly and welcoming. I'm happy to have them join the LES community.

Perfect NY slice! We got the tomato and pepp, so good. The ambiance inside is also beautiful and unassuming

Born and raised in Nyc so I where up eating nyc pizza and no one is pizza this thin in the 90s. Inflation is real but if pizza price inflated, pizza thickness should stay the same. Doesn't matter sense if price for pizza is increasing but pizza getting thinner and thinner.

Pizza is very thing like paper. No hate here cause Scarr's down the block is also as thin. No clue what's going on with nyc pizza getting thin and thinner. Is flour inflating or owners just going cheap?

This is one of my favorite pizza joints in the city. It's a small chill spot with amazing pizza. Went on a pizza tour for the day, and this place was by far the best