The top 10 rated pizzerias in NYC, based on over 55 million ratings on Beli. The ranking is based on all Beli users, while the ratings are from my personal list (“eliot” on Beli). In the end, it’s all personal preference, so let us know your favorites! 🍕🏆
1. Lucali (Carroll Gardens)
2. L’industrie (Williamsburg, West Village)
3. Una Pizza Napoletana (Lower East Side)
4. Chrissy’s Pizza (Greenpoint)
5. Mano’s (Ridgewood)
6. Ceres (Little Italy)
7. Rubirosa (Nolita)
8. Di Fara (Midwood)
9. Giuseppina’s (South Slope)
10. Ops (Bushwick)
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New York City is renowned for its diverse and vibrant pizza scene, offering everything from traditional Neapolitan pies to innovative calzones and ultra-thin crusts. Each pizzeria on this list brings its own unique flair and history, making the pursuit of the perfect slice an exciting culinary adventure. Lucali in Carroll Gardens is often celebrated as one of NYC's hardest-to-get-into pizza spots, known for its high-quality ingredients and rustic ambiance. Meanwhile, L’industrie, with locations in Williamsburg and West Village, blends traditional Italian techniques with modern twists, earning a reputation as one of the best in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Una Pizza Napoletana, located in the Lower East Side, is synonymous with authentic Neapolitan pizza, crafted meticulously to highlight simplicity and fresh flavors. Chrissy’s Pizza in Greenpoint offers thin, crispy slices that have garnered a loyal following among locals. Mano’s in Ridgewood, Queens, prides itself on quality and has quickly risen in rankings since its 2021 establishment. Ceres, situated in Little Italy, was founded by alumni from Eleven Madison Park, contributing a sophisticated touch to its pizza creations. Rubirosa, located in Nolita, is famed for its ultra-thin crust and rich toppings, offering a perfect blend of flavors revered by many food critics. Di Fara in Midwood stands as a legendary institution, maintaining high praise over decades for its artisan preparation and fresh ingredients. Giuseppina’s in South Slope is another standout, renowned for handmade pies that combine traditional and modern techniques. Finally, Ops in Bushwick, started by former Roberta's staff, serves innovative calzones and 'Neapolitan-ish' pies that add fresh energy to Brooklyn’s pizza offerings. For pizza enthusiasts planning a NYC trip or locals looking to explore new favorites, this list is a valuable guide reflecting extensive community ratings and personal preferences. Don't forget to try multiple spots to experience the city’s versatility and depth in pizza craftsmanship. Share your favorites and join the conversation with hashtags like #nycpizza, #newyorkpizza, and #pizzareview to connect with fellow pizza lovers across the city.










































































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