Neighborhood Pizza

Grabbed a quick slice after getting off the train and I was very disappointed. There are way too many good pizzerias in the area. Sorry but really subpar. They had much better food before the hurricane.

New owners !!! Pizza not as good and now its the same price as every other pizza joint !!!

I came here while I was waiting for my dog to get groomed. I had the chicken beacon pepperoni pizza. It was heated just right making it super delishh. I bought a seltzer water to go along with it and all it cost me $ 4.75 what a great value! I would come here again for sure!

This place is very friendly and conveinant for me. It’s walking distance for me so that is a part of the reason I like them. The pizza is slightly above average but the prices are almost throw back. I’ve only tried the slices and not the sandwiches or the meals but I bet they are good too

So happy this place has opened up after Hurricane Sandy did a number on them. I’ve always liked their pizza. When I lived in HB, I would always stop at Neighborhood Pizza for one of their awesome veggie slices on the way home; it’s right across the street from the train station. The owners are incredibly kind. To be honest, they have great prices and I really enjoy their pizza. I wish them the best of luck after having rebuilt everything that was destroyed by Sandy.

Stopped in after getting off the train while I waited for a friend to pick me up. I had a lasagna slice and a Coke. I took out a $ 10 bill to pay and was shocked when it only came to $ 4 and change. What a good deal! Gave them a $ 5 and waited for the slice to heat up.
The pizza was perfect! Crisp, thin and the ingredients all tasted fresh. I’ve never had a lasagna slice but was very impressed — glad I went out on a limb with that one!
It’s a family owned joint and the gents behind the counter are eager to make conversation with the customers.
If you’re in Howard Beach, this is the epitome of a good, local, Queens pizza place!

This place is awesome. Their prices take a as long as 6 months to go up when most Manhattan pizza places have raised prices by 50 cents or more. Plain slices are great.
I’ve ridden out here a few times with my friend because this place has such a good spot for a ride destination (a pizza ride that is).

Having a slice in NYC was top priority on my first real trip to NYC. One of my friends advised against a well known spot and told me to just stick with the corner mom & pop shops.
This was one of those places. On my way to JFK to fly back home to LA, I saw this place outside the Howard Beach train station and said to myself, that’s the spot. That is where I’m gonna have my last slice of pizza.
I walked and saw a bunch of pies sitting on the counter waiting for the lunch rush that I am sure was on it’s way. There was a veggie, one with mostaccioli on it!, a few other meat pies and the deep dish Sicilian style too.
But all I wanted and asked for was a slice of cheese and a can of coca-​cola.
And for 3 bux, it was the best spent money in New York.