Bravo Kosher Pizza

pizza is good. Delivery is awful. They either forget the order or call that they don’t have an item then the order drops to 14.95 and they wont deliver cause its 5 cents short. Man was nasty over the phone. Pizza is good but not worth the abuse

The quality of the location on Broadway is ten times better, for some reason. Here, the broccoli calzone is not bad, although they do not have any grated cheese to put on your slices here, the cashiers aren’t as good as the one on Broadway, and on one occasion, I paid $ 2.75 for a bottle of apple juice that I forgot at the register. I realized once I got on the train, called the store back, and the cashier said I can come in and take a bottle the next day. She said she’d make a note of it, and when I came the next day, they wouldn’t help me, claiming no such note had been made. I’m inclined to not patronize this location again because of this. I see the big wigs of the OU kosher organization eating here frequently, ironic since this store is under the OK kosher supervision! The grandma slice here is pretty good, though, and the calzone is a real calzone oozing with ricotta, not one of those fake calzones lots of kosher stores sell that don’t have any ricotta. The best part of the setup is that you can have a slice of pizza or something dairy, wash your hands and mouth, eat something parve, and then go next door for a burger or fried chicken, both of which I hear are pretty good. Although, I don’t think it’s a good idea to certify a dairy and meat place of the same owner right next to each other. You have to be careful about them sneaking in equipment from one store into the other, a kashrus nightmare. Also ripping me off for a bottle of overpriced Nantucket Nectars apple juice is a shonda, a disgrace, and there’s nothing kosher about stealing from a nice Jewish boy, or anyone for that matter.

The pizza is ok, but have ordered for delivery multiple times and they were over 45 minutes late both times.

Didn’t get a chance to try the food. I walked in waited a few minutes and left when I noticed not one single employee there acknowledged me or even looked my way. Great way to lose customers and drop our ratings on Unilocal.SMH

The dairy part of a mini-​Orthodox food empire on the backside of the very end of Broadway, there’s nary a piece of pepperoni or sausage to be found here for dietary reasons.
The relative captive audience seems to permit a rather terrible dining experience. It starts from the organization, where there are three different counters serving different parts of food. The pizza oven is a clue that slices come from the back, but otherwise it’s a total clusterfuck.
It took several minutes to track down the cashier to actually pay for my lunch, and another five to figure out where to dispose my tray. Finally when a man appeared, he called me «buddy» which I hate.
The calzone was appropriately flaky and thin — too often it seems whatever cheese is being served inside an entire loaf of bread — but the cheese was generally unmelted and fixed inside. It felt like I was eating a couple pieces of not particularly fresh ricotta and mozzarella out of the fridge. Tomato sauce that came on the side for dipping was too sweet and served in far too small of a portion for the calzone on hand.
I’ve ignored this place for the nearly three years I’ve worked at my current office. After this experience, I’ll be going back to old routine of walking right by on the way to somewhere else.

We stumbled onto this place as we walked up from Battery Park towards the WTC. We were starving and this place was packed with locals so figured it most be decent pizza. We should have consulted Unilocal first. The other reviews are spot on. The pizza is decent, but it’s a hole in the wall with limited seating and the service is terrible. It’s biggest draw must be that it’s kosher because otherwise you can skip this one.

Pizza is good. Service and place stink. People are rude and no place to sit and eat. Delivery is even worse. Not prompt and shows up cold. Its NY, you can find better places that serve just as good pizza.

Pizza and Calzones are amazing here!!! I have almost tried every slice in this store, so many options.
Great Customer service and lots of sitting area.
Favorite slice is Spinach and Spinach Calzone…
(As you can tell i like spinach)

Great pizza. Delivery options are amazing. Just order on line and put in a time and food shows up at the exact time. Perfect for the financial district area

I ordered a toasted bagel with cream cheese. It took 10 minutes even though I was the only person in the shop. The bagel doesn’t taste toasted at all. The man behind the counter stopped to answer a cell call before ringing me up.

Good pizza and probably the best kosher pizza I ever had! Margarita pizza is the way to go. They also deliver for lunch!

I now avoid this place. I went there many months ago and ordered two slices of pizza. I figured it was just a standard price but they said it was $ 4.x per slice but they had a special and it was 2 for 1… so I went ahead and thought that was ok.
Recently I went there and now they are charging $ 4+ for one slice pizza.
And the customer service sucks. I am not sure if they purposely don’t want me to come back or they just don’t have any type of personality to be nice to people.
It’s easier just to avoid this place. I can’t understand why so many people come here but I assume it’s because they are waiting for their bus to pull up. =:0

This place was okay. Maybe I am just very spoiled.
I stumbled across this place on Unilocal and wanted to try it for lunch. I tried to like this place. Most likely not deserving of a second visit! The décor is a bit outdated. We had high hopes and the food looked great, but we got terribly sick after eating the food. It’s NOT quality food! Service here was not very good.
Sad to say, but I won’t be coming back.

Honestly unless you have a kosher diet I don’t see any reason to come to this establishment. The customer service is poor, there’s rarely anywhere to seat without being elbow to elbow with someone else and worst of all the prices are astronomical. You can go a block in any direction and find a place that’s better.

Their pizza is very good but the food is overpriced and the customer service is non-​existent.
Apparently, you need to specify you want dressing with your salad. I ordered a salad to go for a friend and no dressing was provided. I was not asked whether or not I wanted dressing. It may have been a mistake. However, when I called to complain, the manager was extremely obnoxious. First his defense was that over 50% of customers DO NOT want dressing with their salads. He couldn’t simply apologize for the mistake; rather he implied that the onus is on the customer to ask for dressing. Then he graciously offered me a complimentary salad dressing (minus the salad…) the next time I come. That is just plain insulting. I will definitely think twice about coming back.

The pizza was ok– but the vegetable toppings could have been better: mushrooms were clearly from a can, the spinach was frozen, etc. Was glad to have a Kosher option in this area that sold slices and had a variety of vegetable toppings. I ordered one slice with cheese and one cheeseless; for me the amount of cheese was excessive but most people love that. The place was crowded during lunch but they still managed to serve us quickly.

Um yeah. They won’t deliver up stairs?! So they didn’t think to buzz my buzzer. What a joke. Never again

Easily the best NY-​style kosher pizza in Manhattan.

We ordered in:
–Veggie Stuffed Pie (stuffed with broccoli, mushrooms, onions, peppers, eggplant, ricotta & mozzarella cheese): if you are looking for more of a vegetable dish than pizza, this is what you should order. It’s OVERFLOWING with veggies like at this point there is no pizza. I just picked at the veggies and left the crust alone – they were good though.
–Sicilian Slice: This had a LOT of cheese on it which I like but not enough sauce.
–Cheese Calzone (ricotta, romano & mozzarella): YUM! The cheese is so flavorful and just oozes out. It’s absolutely delicious!
FINAL VERDICT: I’d have a calzone anytime but the rest of their stuff is okay.