The crust has actual char. The cheese pulls. The price hasn't moved in a decade. This is what a neighborhood slice is supposed to be.Marco D.Cobble Hill regular · 12 yrs
Hand-tossed dough. Real mozzarella. A crust that blisters in 90 seconds and tastes like the corner you grew up on. We've been slinging slices on Court Street since the eighties.
Our Margherita is the test. San Marzano crushed by hand. Fresh fior di latte. Basil torn, not cut. It comes out of the oven looking like the Italian flag and tasting like the reason this place has a line on Friday.
We don't reinvent the slice. We respect it.
The board changes when the season does. Tomatoes get better in August. Mushrooms get better in October. We follow the produce, not the calendar.
Sal opened this counter in 1986 with one oven, one recipe, and a stubborn idea that a slice should cost what working people can pay. Forty years later, the recipe hasn't changed and neither has the price philosophy. The kid behind the counter probably grew up on this block.
We know your name if you come in twice. We know your order if you come in three times.
When the slice is too hot, we scoop. Lemon ice, pistachio, stracciatella, and a rotating fruit pop from the corner freezer.
The crust has actual char. The cheese pulls. The price hasn't moved in a decade. This is what a neighborhood slice is supposed to be.Marco D.Cobble Hill regular · 12 yrs
I've walked past this awning every day on my way to the F train and I'll keep doing it. The pepperoni cup is dangerous.Renee P.Carroll Gardens · works nights
Took my dad here. He's from Bensonhurst. He nodded twice. That's the highest review you can get from him.Tony S.Brooklyn, born & raised