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Right under the Brooklyn Bridge. The owner of the original Grimaldi's (now a well known local chain) cooking with the same oven from the first restaurant.
There can be lines, but getting there just before opening after a nice walk across the Brooklyn Bridge or around Brooklyn Bridge Park (https://maps.app.goo.gl/gUzdd) should leave you and your group with a good appetite.
94 locals recommend
Juliana's
19 Old Fulton StRight under the Brooklyn Bridge. The owner of the original Grimaldi's (now a well known local chain) cooking with the same oven from the first restaurant.
There can be lines, but getting there just before opening after a nice walk across the Brooklyn Bridge or around Brooklyn Bridge Park (https://maps.app.goo.gl/gUzdd) should leave you and your group with a good appetite.
Artisanal pizza delivered with a meticulous focus on the dough. Delicious.
16 locals recommend
Bread & Salt
435 Palisade AveArtisanal pizza delivered with a meticulous focus on the dough. Delicious.
There can be long waits, but the pizza is great. The chef is a longtime "neighborhood guy". He infamously got in a knife fight a few blocks away a few years ago. The name came from his favorite candy store in the neighborhood growing up.
168 locals recommend
Lucali
575 Henry StThere can be long waits, but the pizza is great. The chef is a longtime "neighborhood guy". He infamously got in a knife fight a few blocks away a few years ago. The name came from his favorite candy store in the neighborhood growing up.
Razza
275/277 Grove StThin crust pizza from a wood fire oven. Delicious.