New York Pizza — Restaurant in Boston

Having worked in the service industry, I know mistakes happen ane people can be inflexible and unrealistic in their expectations. I have been on the receiving end therefore i am patient with service that others may find unacceptable. On customers service feedback forms to get anything less than 10 you have to be pretty bad and for me to complain on a public forum you have to be legitamitely effing abominable. Congratulations New York Pizza you are legitamitely effing abominable. I ordered food at 12:30 am through foodler (whose great and customer service remains unparalleled in my experience). I expected the food to take an hour and around 1:45 I called to make sure everything was alright. I was rudely told that they driver was already out (I'm not sure what that means exactly) before i had even said anything. So i waited thinking that the driver would take 5-10 minutes at the most (I live around .5 miles from this place). At 2:10 I called back to cancel my order. Admittedly this was after they were closed, however their driver had still yet to deliver anything. They did not have a message machine or anything. At 2:20 the driver arrives to deliver my food 1 hour and 50 minutes after it had been ordered and I consider it cancelled 10 minutes before without an apology or any updates. I asked for a good will gesture through a foodler rep from NYP but they declined. Not a good look...

$5 can get you so much: a gallon and a half of gas, a Taco Bell box, or in this case a gigantic slice of pizza.

After coming from a restaurant, hoping to get our stomaches filled, we were in search of a place to fill in the other half of our stomaches. After some researching places that are cheap and open at the time, it was around 10pm, we found New York Pizza.

It's a small pizzeria with about a 20 people-dining-room capacity. They also serve pizza by the slice which was what we needed. We ordered a chicken bake slice for roughly $5 and I have to say this was either made to feed 2 people or 1 starving college student.

Just because it was huge and cheap didn't mean the quality of the ingredients have to suffer. It was downright comforting to take a bite and know this wasn't already cooked bacon shipped from out of state. The cheese was nicely layered with a sauce thinly layered. Yup! For $5 and having this place stay open later it is worth whatever hike you need to make after a...

When I'm feeling lazy I'll make a quick stop by here to pick up a slice of pizza. They have a constant rotation of various specialty slices so there's usually something new to experience if you don't come here too often. If all else fails I'm also a huge fan of their plain cheese slice. Slices here are a bit on the pricey side ($3.95 for a plain cheese, $4.95 for a special slice) HOWEVER the slices are absolutely huge (see the pictures here as a reference). One slice is definitely more than enough for the average person. I've also had their chicken Caesar wrap and onion rings which aren't bad but nothing to write home about.

NOTE: There are TWO locations so if you're calling in for pickup make sure you choose the right place (i've witnessed on more than one occasion people coming in to pick up an order but at the...