Blvd Pizzeria

Probably a single star had i not grown up less than two blocks from the spot. Soft spot I guess, remember being excited that I could come eat pizza here instead of school lunch, grabbing gatorade and 2 slices after basketball at the park, paying with nickels and dimes cause I was 6 years old…
However the good ends there, memories. The pizza itself is quite the disaster. Stringy mozzarella, like mozzarella sticks. Terrible sauce, no taste of tomato, oregano or any seasoning for that matter. Crust with the texture of pita bread.
Garlic knots are just chunks of dough void of garlic flavor. Chicken rolls where the chicken was overbreaded, over-​fried.
I can only hope that the pizzeria is still around because it serves as a gathering spot for a new batch of local kids.

Bad pizza. Not enough sauce, bad crust, bad cheese. Too much cheese going on here.

Ordered lunch from this place and will never again. First they forgot the drinks and just said they would refund the money to my card cause they weren’t coming back, whatever. Then I realized they sent no napkins and no utensils, I ordered pasta what did they expect me to eat with, my fingers? I ordered their pasta with olive oil and garlic and was disappointed, they did not properly strain the pasta so the bottom of the dish was super watery, like you wouldn’t even know it was an olive oil dish to begin with. Besides the watery pasta oil there was maybe 2 tiny pieces of garlic in the whole dish but it was covered in oregano, which is not pleasant to eat when there’s too much. Needless to say I ate some threw it out and just ate the side bread. The extra star in the review is for the fact that my boyfriend enjoyed his pizza, other than that complete waste of money.

Pizza is not good at all. The pizza has barely any tomato sauce, the cheese tastes like rubber and the bread on the pizza is soft. In short they don’t know how to make pizza.

Employee was unwelcoming and unkind.
Quality of food there was so bad. I would not recommend this place to anyone.

Stopped here for a slice because it’s near the bus stop. Pizza was good, service was fast & nice. My son liked the pepperoni, and he’s picky about his pepperoni; I had a Caesar salad slice that was very upscale, more like a deconstructed Caesar, with grilled chicken and just enough of everything.

Horrible pizza. I want a large pie. They said 10 minutes. They came in five minutes. As you can see from the pictures the pizza is called hardly any sauce the cheese is actually separated from itself east to the three slices you only had one my daughter didn’t even eat a whole slice I called them up called them up and they said it was a fresh pie. they did not want to give me another pie to replace this one it was 6 slices left in the whole entire pie. I even said to give me 6 slices back and take the 6 slices back that was never touch. They were like no. The pie is fresh.. How is the pie fresh even if they came in 10 minutes.. It’s take at least 15 minutes to make a fresh pie.. please look at pictures and you make your decision.. Oh and if you pay by credit card to deliver.. No receipt.. beware of that..

I’ve lived in the Mecca of pizza, New Park Pizza in Howard Beach, and I now live in Rego Park where there are some good (decent) pizzerias… But none like this… I saw this place through the window of a taxi and I wanted to try it…
I’m very picky when it come to a good pie, I usually order a large light sauce, pepperoni with black olives…
They not only got it right… but due to the light sauce (thank God it wasn’t sweet), their slice was still juicy (and not oily, which means good quality cheese)…AMAZING…
Nice chewy dough… crispy crust… flavorful toppings… What Else Do You Need in a Pizza… How about quick delivery… Football Sunday and my pizza was in here in twenty minutes…
This will be my go to place for pizza in Rego Park…

My husband and me always order from this pizzeria. The pizza is hit or miss but the pasta is always great. We love the baked ziti and I love their grilled chicken. So far I’ve tried the grilled chicken wraps, the grilled chicken salads, and the grilled chicken sandwiches and they have all been delicious. Their chicken parmesan, I must say is also delicious. Their prices are very reasonable and this is my go delivery spot whenever I want to order food that I know I’ll be satisfied with

I am thinking they should rename this «cardboard pizza» because that is exactly what it tastes like… Be scared of a business that uses stock photos on their Unilocal page they downloaded from the internet.
Want horrible pizza at a cheap price? You found it.

i live right across from this pizza spot i dot even bother to go in anymore. ok the price is cheap but you get for what you pay for. a slice that is not fully covered with cheese and why even bother to put any sauce. it took be 30 minutes for 2 slices of sicilian and they decided to give it to another customer after me and i had to let me 6yo daughter wait 15 minutes for the fresh pie to cook. i asked her why didn’t you just give me the slices that were all ready they, her response was do you want your money back. and to make it worse she was the owners wife. i know the owner. but i have never gone back. she was wrong to let a 6yo wait while the rest of her family eat in front of her when the 2 slice were already their. she was very rude and not professional at all. at least her husband know how to treat customers. especially the females…

Delivery took over 90 mins. Cheese was almost entirely gone on 3 slices. Pizza tasted horrible. Enough said.
Please reference pictures that I uploaded for this restaurant.

This is absolutely not the best pizza place ever. Everything is usually over cheesed. I like cheese but it is seriously too much. I must say though that they have some of the best garlic knots I have ever had.

i coach a dance girls group, and i took them here for a pizza treat. the main chef guy was very sweet (fishing for tips i’m sure, but not annoyingly so). our cheese pie was absolutely scrumptious. they had a limited selection of soda, but they were fine with us running to the deli next door and buying our own 2L bottle of orange soda, and they gave us cups. the girls pretty much inhaled the pie, because it would just melt in your mouth. it had the perfect levels of everything… good balance of doughy-​ness, sauce (great tasting sauce by the way. a hint of garlic, but not overpowering), and cheese. this is what the new york slice is all about! if you’re ever hungry after shopping at the nearby target mall and the queens center mall, go here!!!

This pizzeria was like 2 blocks away from my house. From what I remember, it was the same 2 or 3 Mexicans that made and delivered your pizza for years.
Food — Eh, not the greatest pizza in Queens but it was pretty cheap. You get what you pay for, too much dough and too much sauce. They also make some pasta but don’t even bother. The noodles are never cooked right and they don’t drain the water out of it very well which makes the below average sauce taste even more like shit.
Service/​Interior — The service here is quick. The guy’s here aren’t that friendly. And they go into pervert mode when a hottie walks in. You really don’t need to know spanish to understand what they’re saying. The exterior and interior has changed in this place but I certainly remember the old school décor. I remember they had a few old school pictures of Yankee and Met players and a funny cartoon poster of New York City (shit like murder on the streets, Superman in a phone booth, people throwing garbage out from their windows, and some more random shit.)
Verdict — If you lived like a block or two away from here, obviously you’ll stop by to get a quick bite. For better pizza, I’d rather walk over to Gino’s or drive over to Rosa’s on fresh pond.

It was late night during the July 4^th weekend and I had to get a dinner for me and my dad. Meaning to always go to the pizza parlor right across the street from me, I ordered myself a plain pie for eleven bucks.
The place has about six tables, two against the window and four along the opposite wall. Brightly lit, the parlor could accommodate about twenty folks, although not for a big pizza party. You can view the tv at the rear wall while munching down either a Sicilian, garlic knots, stuffed shells or linguine platter.
The pizza came out of the oven about twenty minutes later. Sixteen inch pie is humongous by my standards. The crust is hearty and firm but shy on the bland side. The sauce did withstand further flavor and spice but still ok. Furthermore, the cheese is plentyful but lacked character. Overall, good for a hearty appetite without pretensions.

This place has been renamed 3L Blvd. Pizzeria… I have eaten here 3 times and the Pizza slice has been very consistent and awesome all the times… this is not your gourmet pizza like Difara or grimaldi nonetheless it is very good and the slices are nice and big.
It has recently undergone renovations so the seating is better and the décor is better than before… Oh! they did cut down on the amount of garlic rolls they give you from 5 to 4 for $ 1…
it is open late and the staff is very friendly, slice of pizza is $ 2 which is damn good… so far the best pizza i have eaten in queens yet…
Also. the staff and owner were very nice and thanked me when We left…