NEPA goes NYC!
I know that I’m the NEPA Pizza Review, but I couldn’t resist going on a pizza binge on a recent family trip to NYC! I hit mostly “touristy” pizza shops due to a lack of time in the schedule, but this is one stop among 9 pizzerias that I feasted on in 3 days! Yes I felt totally gross after eating all that pizza, but I felt an obligation to keep going so that I could report back to the 570 to let you know how our pizza stacks up against the Big Apple. Click here to read my comparisons and to find out who truly has the better pizza!
Bravo Pizza was one of the few places I came across in NYC tourist territory that offered Kosher Pizza. They also seemed to offer slices that were a bit more on the gourmet side, and the slices all seemed to be a bit more fresh than many of the other pizzerias. Those slices came at a cost though, because the Grandma slice that I got cost me north of $6. I will say, the grandma slice was pretty good, but a little bitter and the onion flavor really took over the whole pizza which was rather unpleasant. I did enjoy it, but I will say I would not recommend getting any of the pasta meals in the display case because all they do is scoop it into a container and stick it in the microwave behind the cash register. Overall, I would recommend the pizza here as it was of a higher quality than most of the other slices I had, but it’s hard to compare because this was the only place I had a grandma slice. See my ratings below!
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Bravo Pizza was one of the few places I came across in NYC tourist territory that offered Kosher Pizza. They also seemed to offer slices that were a bit more on the gourmet side, and the slices all seemed to be a bit more fresh than many of the other pizzerias. Those slices came at a cost though, because the Grandma slice that I got cost me north of $6. I will say, the grandma slice was pretty good, but a little bitter and the onion flavor really took over the whole pizza which was rather unpleasant. I did enjoy it, but I will say I would not recommend getting any of the pasta meals in the display case because all they do is scoop it into a container and stick it in the microwave behind the cash register. Overall, I would recommend the pizza here as it was of a higher quality than most of the other slices I had, but it’s hard to compare because this was the only place I had a grandma slice. See my ratings below!
Restaurant: Bravo Pizza
Location: New York City
Date: August 2016
Pizza Ordered: 1 Grandma Slice
Pizza Ordered: 1 Grandma Slice
Price: $6.00 +/- per slice
Eat In/Take Out: Take out
Crust: 4.5/5
Sauce: 3.75/5
Cheese: 3.75/5
Overall Taste: 3.75/5
Crispy/Cooked Properly: 5/5
Overall Value: 2/5
OVERALL RATING: 3.75/5
Sauce: 3.75/5
Cheese: 3.75/5
Overall Taste: 3.75/5
Crispy/Cooked Properly: 5/5
Overall Value: 2/5
OVERALL RATING: 3.75/5
