2 Bros Pizza

Surprising good and cheap. You’ll encounter a homeless man here or there waiting for a buck or a slice of pizza but all in all very good.
I’ll stop off on my way to Metro North and grab a slice and usually there is no wait time.

Damn good and inexpensive pizza. Nice crunchy crust evenly dispersed sauce and cheese.

This place was right on the walk between the 125^th St. Subway and Electric Zoo Festival on Randalls Island. It was late night and the festival had finished.
I was in the process of sobering up, so I joined the rather large line of other festival-​goers to get a quick bite. The service was pretty fast given the number of people.
$ 3 for two cheese slices and a can of Diet Coke. Not a bad price overall, especially given it’s New York. I guess it’s not bad for $ 3 — you get plenty of cheese and an ok crust — not crisp, but not soggy either. But I felt the sauce was lacking and underwhelming (even in my sobering-​up state).
Strapped for cash and want a cheap deal? This is your place. Want a better slice for still a reasonable price? Maybe go somewhere else.

Shame on you for opening a location right next door to a local pizza joint on 145^th. No class. I’ll deliberately go to victorios over your place. Lame move. Your pizza isn’t even on point.

It’s hard to tell if this is actually a 2 Bros Pizza because there is no signage saying who owns or runs this company or what it’s called, but they serve cheap pizza here, and it’s good. I got a pepperoni slice for $ 1.50, and it was warmed up right quick. The slice was salty overall, salty cheese, salty sauce, salty pepperoni, foldable, and delicious.

You can’t go wrong with the slice and a soda deal for $ 2. And pretty good pizza, too. Expect no frills, good price. A good quick stop if you’re getting on/​off the train @125^th.

A slice of pizza for a buck and a can of soda for 75 cents! It tastes good and is an excellent price!

Not usually my first choice for pizza, but every time I walk past this place its hard to convince myself why I DON’T need a slice for $ 1 so I usually do get one. These guys are always making pizzas like madmen and chances are that when you order your slice that it just came out of the oven. I have burnt my tongue numerous times because of that, but after that I still enjoyed the pizza. Convenience for sure, and quality is a lot higher than you might expect for these prices