Pizza was good, place could use a cleaning. Staff needs a personality

Dip G

1st night in NY and we wanted something quick for dinner near our hotel. Pizzas were great but the staff really needs to smile or welcome the guests. Remember there are too many pizza places in NY so a hello will not hurt. Pizzas were good but I am not too sure about the facilities as rest of the place did not look that clean. I am not sure on the bill either compared to the prices advertised but did not say anything as was tired/jet lagged.

Abraham Rajput

Good pizza right next to World Trade Center. Large cheese pie and a drink was $38

Lisa Mcknight

It wasn't too bad .. they did me a GLUTEN FREE pizza so can't complain.. not the best pizza and the seating could do with a good clean.. not great but not the worst

Abigail Vassallo

This wasn't the best pizza I've ever had in NY and certainly not the fairest priced. Everything was delicious and we ate it happily but if you're willing to walk a bit more enjoy Pizza Etalia a few streets away. This place has nice outdoor street seating you can't beat though.

Lubomir Zubko

We’ve quite enjoyed the pizza, which was thin and crunchy base, but loved the garlic knots with marinara sauce! Staff were friendly but cleanliness of the tables could be improved.

Jay Downam

New York Pizza at its finest. Crust got a little overcooked during the reheat. But other than it's a Quaint place, friendly staff. Reasonable price..

Clint Oxendine

My first visit to NYC, so I'm not an expert on NY Pizza. I went not long after they opened, so the pizza was fresh and good. Wasn't as crispy as Joe's that I'd ate the day before, but all in all thought it was good. Some of the reviews were bad, but my experience was different. Close to WTC memorial and just felt like the NY experience. Price was about the same as other places unless you get premium toppings which throws you on the $6 a slice range. I opted for the pepperoni which is $4.50 a slice. They do have a clean restroom as well.

David Wong

NY pizza under represented… There are better NY pizza that is better priced. It wasn’t bad, but that was not a good example of a NY pizza. It was more blended and much more expensive than the real deal. Truth is, you should only come here if it was convenient and you are a tourist just trying to check the box to say you had NY pizza once…and it wasn’t impressive.

Michael Thai

The crust was nice and crispy on the Honey Mustard Chicken slice, but a little soggy on the Broccoli Chicken slice. Both slices were "meh" regarding the toppings. I like chicken and these pieces were okay, not very spiced, but also not too small or dried out. Red sauce on the Broccoli slice was forgettable. Honey mustard definitely tasted as described. These topping combinations aren't common, but calling either a "specialty" slice to rack in an extra couple of bucks is kinda laughable. Price was high for a couple of slices of pizza, but you have to account for how close Pronto is to a couple of tourist spots. I wanted to try them anyways, so I sucked it up and opened my wallet. Owner/manager pushes you to get a second slice, even if you intend to, before you even finish telling him the first slice you want. I watched it happen to the guy in front of me and then he did the same to me. I would recommend walking the extra 3–4 blocks and getting Joe's for way better slices, or just about any other spot, to save a couple of dollars per slice. NY Pizza Suprema is much further away, but has breaded chicken cutlet pizza slices that are definitely worth a look if you like chicken on your pizza.

Chicken roll seemed like it was made the day before. Very dry and crunchy. White slice had cheap cheese and no taste.

John Redgrave

Tourist trap. Pizza was undercooked and not tasty at all. Needed another 20-30 seconds in the oven. Flies everywhere on the 2nd floor. Will not return. Only real positive is the guy at the front was nice.

Tourist trap, worst pizza in Manhattan, avoid at all costs. The stuff they serve in here makes public school cafeteria pizza look nice by comparison and it costs as much as the Eataly next door.

Hasnain Alibhai

Falsely claims to be wheelchair accessible. We arrived thinking it would be wheelchair accessible due to the signs outside. After bringing this up with staff bluntly said they aren’t accessible and don’t have a ramp but they put a table and chairs outside for us. 2 minutes after buying our food another the owner comes out and says we can’t stay as it’s ’not legal’. After telling him another staff member allowed us to sit he rudely says we can only stay for 20 minutes. We ended up getting up and leaving due to the attitude and lack of respect shown. The quality of food was average but didn’t reflect the prices they charge, and there seemed to be a mismatch between the prices advertised and what we were charged.