Numero 28 Pizzeria — Restaurant in New York

They use great pizza dough, and the cheese-to-sauce ratio makes the pizza flavorful and light. I ate a slice of Margherita right outside, because you can tell a lot about a place based on their "cheese slice" -- and I am happy to say they passed my test, and I would love to go back.

I strolled by here at 11am after going to the bookshop and I had to go in when I saw they were putting cannolis and fresh baked goods out (haven't tried but want to). I wasn't expecting the place to be as spacious as it was, but there is a large seating section in the back. It seemed a little dark and lonely, so I took my pizza slice outside in the sunshine.

A pizza maker, Daniel, was super sweet, and the host/server Stephanie was extremely informative about how much pizza would feed a party of 8. Just for them I wanted to get delivery but they are a touch overpriced. A whole Margherita pie is $30 and the pepperoni or "Diavola" pie is $38. For context, 2 Boots is $26 for their meatiest pie. I included the menu below since you might be able to sling the "dough."

Overall, I think their per slice is the better option and...

Excellent pizza. Oblong shaped pizza for big square slices. Very interesting toppings. We love the vegetable slice best, and I have come to love their newer offering, pesto. You don't want to fold these slices to dilute the delicious taste with too much crust. I have had the Sicilian rice ball (forgot the name) which was excellent.

Soups are good. In the winter I especially like the chicken soup, which seems home made. They have started adding some very good desserts, mainly tarts,, which they display in the front window. When you could sit at tables, they have large bottles of water in the fridge for you to take.

The people who work there are friendly, especially the kitchen guys.. I have found that it would be slightly more pleasant with a warmer approach from the main person at...

Numero 28 has some delicious pizza that is true. What else is true their service does not deliver on what they promise. I had large order of 10 pizza placed at 10:30 am and pizzeria promised it to be ready for pick up at 12:10 p.m. I come pick it up at 12:30 p.m guy tells me have to wait 15 more minutes! What do I tell to my business partners that are hungry and lunch time ends at 1 p.m? I had 30 people to cater to and no plates, no napkins nor utensils were provided!!! Unacceptable and this happened twice!!! First time I let it go but second time it is already disrespectful to customer. If pizzeria would tell me ahead of time they won't make it in time I would of chosen another place that could deliver on their promise. There are plenty of great places in the...