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The best new York slice in New York City
Start with Scarr's Pizza in Lower East Side / Chinatown border for plain slice or pepperoni with jalapeños, L'Industrie Pizzeria in Little Italy for burrata slice and Prince Street Pizza in Nolita for spicy Spring square slice. Here are all 5, with what to get at each.
- Scarr's PizzaLower East Side / Chinatown border · New York slice
Get: Plain slice or pepperoni with jalapeños
Old-school slice made with house-milled flour; a modern benchmark for the classic fold.
- L'Industrie PizzeriaLittle Italy · New York slice
Get: Burrata slice
Thin-crust slice shop that earned a spot on both the Infatuation and Tasting Table lists.
- Prince Street PizzaNolita · New York slice
Get: Spicy Spring square slice
Pepperoni-cup square slice that drew national lines; worth it for the crisp corner.
- NY Pizza SupremaChelsea · New York slice
Get: Upside-down slice
Long-time Penn Station-area slice joint with big, no-nonsense slices.
- Sal & Carmine's PizzaUpper West Side · New York slice
Get: Plain cheese slice
Uptown classic for a plain, foldable cheese slice.
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Where is the best new York slice in New York City?
Chef Amazing’s picks start with Scarr's Pizza (Lower East Side / Chinatown border), L'Industrie Pizzeria (Little Italy) and Prince Street Pizza (Nolita). All 5 places are on this page with what to get, where they are and a map.
What should I order?
At Scarr's Pizza, get plain slice or pepperoni with jalapeños. At L'Industrie Pizzeria, get burrata slice. At Prince Street Pizza, get spicy Spring square slice. At NY Pizza Suprema, get upside-down slice.
How does Chef Amazing pick these?
From Chef Amazing’s city guide and lists for New York City: the places critics, chefs and locals keep recommending, checked and kept current, with what to order at each. Nobody pays to be on them.
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