Lean Crust Gourmet Pizza

This place has some excellent pizza made with a deft hand; they understand that with some ingredients a little less is actually more. Crust is solidly in the thinner and crispier camp. The pizza we took home and had the next day was a delight as well. My dining companions spoke highly of the gluten free option, and they take their food seriously, so this is a good choice if that is important for you. The music in the dining area was a fun selection of rock that blessedly skipped "You Shook Me All Night Long" in favor of some other options by AC/DC. The world would be a richer place if more chose similarly.

Upon entering the pizza crust palace, I was greeted with a warm environment that stood before me: A vintage Themed set that enlightened the pizza crust's name. I had two pepperoni pizzas, since I'm not much into pizza anymore. ( I used to!) First taste was amazing! The ooze of the cheese compliments the thin but delicate crust of the pizza. Adorned with glistening dashes of olive oil, melting mozzarella cheese, And Pepperoni makes this the perfect pizza to eat for a special occasion. Now, The price is $3.50 per slice. Is it worth it? Perhaps,but not every time. Overall, Really great pizza palace, but a tad bit expensive.

This place saved my life. We were staying in Brooklyn and I needed to eat close (small children who were tired from lots of walking). They had gluten free pizza (several varieties, some with real cheese and one vegan - sold by the slice), delicious salad I had with pears and apples and these bomb gf chicken wings with spicy buffalo sauce. They have a separate oven for the gf pizzas 🙌.

This was near my school, so I gave it a go. I was fascinated by the prices of the items. My friends and I ordered the fettuccine alfredo, penne vodka, two slices of pizza, and 2 orders of garlic knots. The pastas also came with an order of garlic knots, so that was very worth it. The pastas were both $12 plus the 3 garlic knots that came with it. The pizzas were $2 a slice, and the garlic knots are 3 for $1. The pastas took long to make, which I understood, and when it came out, the portions of them were pretty large. It definitely is meant to be shared if you can’t eat a lot. I got the fettuccine, and I could barely finish half. There were very decent amount of chicken in it as well, as I couldn’t even finish the chicken. My friend (a guy) finished his pasta and the garlic knots and ended up very full. In my opinion, $12 for a stuffed belly is very worth it. The taste of the pastas weren’t bad, though I enjoyed the garlic knots much more. I would come back; it’s a great place to hang out with your friends.