Bravo Kosher Pizza

The pizza is fine. Nothing special. You should try it if you really like (kosher) pizza. The new location is way nicer and much more open. Just be warned: THEY DO NOT TAKE CREDIT CARDS. Just make sure you have enough cash before you order.
3 8 years ago (08-05-2018)

Pizza is decent I suppose. Crust was burnt on the bottom ☹️ eat-in area upstairs was filthy. Workers seemed to not speak English very well... she asked us what we ordered 4 times before turning to her co-worker and asking him in Spanish. Garlic knots were pretty terrible, I wouldn’t recommend those.
3 8 years ago (28-05-2018)

Delicious pizza! I've had their pizza and pastas and they are really great! They have a wide selection of them as well as different beers. There's outdoor seating right across the street which is very nice for when it gets crowded. Keep in mind that since this place serves kosher, there's no meat (no pepperoni pizza). The only place for improvement is the fries because they are not made on the spot, they're warmed up which was not OK to me. They do accept credit cards. 12/2016 it's about $3.30 for a regular slice. Something which really amazed me about this place is that after closing, they distribute all the leftovers to the homeless! Giving back to the needy is a great thing! "Bravo" is right! **Helpful? - hit the LIKE button! :)
5 9 years ago (16-01-2018)

It isn't what it used to be at its old address. Pizza was "cold" even after being reheated. Staff is "curt". Table cleanliness is very much lacking. I wanted to sit up, but there wasn't a clean table to be found. All in all I was VERT disappointed. Looked forward to the garlic knots swimming in olive oil, but was told they don't make them anymore. Caveat Emptor.
1 8 years ago (23-05-2018)

Excellent pizza, totally in a different league than other kosher pizza. One of the only places I consider worth the time in midtown.
5 8 years ago (29-05-2018)