David Emery-Nemeth

Really good pizza. not really a fan of thin crust in general but i decided to give it a try and i wasn’t dissatisfied. the drinks were really good, atmosphere was very gay friendly and the food was great.

+29

DK

I love all there sister restaurants big fan of there thin and crispy pizza .we love thin crust and this is our go to everytime we have guests they want pizza this is where we go as it’s good fine in place lots of vegetarian ad vegan and gluten free options

Carter Walsh

I got a personal pie with peperoni and meatballs. The pizza was pretty good, i would say 7/10 on the portnoy scale. The meatballs were weird since they were too big so fell off imediately so i wouldnt get those again. The crust and pizza itself was good though, nice and crispy!

Andrew Dabydeen

Good pizza with great service. What I loved the most about this place is how light the pizza feels when eating it. We tried out a few options in a large party and everything was great. Would recommend if you’re looking for a date night or looking to celebrate with a few friends!

Jamal Ferrell

I love thin crust. This place is my favorite. I ride the subway 30min to come and eat here. I’ve had the happy hour specials, reg prices and it’s all great. The bacon crostini app is amazing. My go to is the meat lovers with added arugula on top. Really really really love this place!

Alon Grinshpoon

This place is an incredible pizza 🍕 spot! Spunto Thin Crust Pizza has a great collection of delicious 🤤 house pies! Definitely try the Chicken Parmesan Pizza! You can also ask for half and half to try multiple pies! Service is quick and staff is super nice! The Happy Hour is great and offers a free plain pizza pie (or $21 off any other pizza) if you order a pitcher of beer 🍺! I wish I came here more often!

+4

Joe

Delicious thin crust pizza. They also have a great happy hour - a free plain pie with the purchase of pitcher of beer. I’d recommend opting for pies with only one or two toppings. We had a plain pie with roasted garlic which was amazing. We also tried the chicken Milanese pie and there was too much going on and it was difficult to eat without everything falling off. You can really appreciate the crispy thin crust with minimal toppings

Nhu Truong

We ordered a large meat lover pizza. The thin crust is amazing, like having a cracker, but the toppings are a bit salty for our taste. We would definitely return in our next visit to NYC and order another type, as we loved the thin crust. The house salad is excellent! We loved the ambience too.

Sorab Kochhar

Gosh, this place is really a gem! My workplace orders from Spunto frequently so I decided one day to try it fresh. I got a chipotle chicken inspired recipe which I thought was quite good and fresh. The crust was crispy and a very different sort of thin crust which you'll rarely find around the city. I'm a big fan of cilantro so I really thought it was exceptional (pass on the pineapple). The reason I have to knock it one star is because of the price. A personal pizza with toppings and a soda came out in the ballpark of $20 and I can't be spending that kind of *dough* on a lunch. Nevertheless, the crust and pizza is to dry for so if you got some extra cash to splurge and are in the mood, try Spunto!

A L

7.29.17 - We ordered the Shroomtown and Meat Lover's pizza, both of which were really good. The Meat Lover is spicy, but not prohibitively spicy. The staff is nice and attentive. The ambiance is that of a ho-hum pizza shop, but more restaurant style.

Cory Benjamin

The bar is high when it comes to Italian American cuisine in NYC. Unfortunately, Spunto did not live up to the reviews. Pizza was interesting at best. The flavor was average and the thin crust will not bring me back. The “sautéed broccoli” was baked.

Bianca

The energy was off in here. As soon as I walked in primetime during dinner on a Saturday night is was dead in there and all of the servers just stare at you as you walk by them. They were sitting in the booths or just hanging around looking bored and judging the customers. It felt very awkward and does not seem professional. I use to love this place 10 years ago as the pizza was Amazing and it was a good atmosphere but a lot has changed since then. The pizza lacked the same authentic flavor as before. The best thing that I still love is that I can get half white / red on a personal pie and it's still thin crust but the environment just really killed the vibe for me.

Blake Rasmussen

A decent little fast-casual spot with a lunch special. I wouldn’t say anything was noteworthy but the service was great and the food was fine. The thin pizza was very crispy, the sauce was good. Whole meatballs was slightly unexpected but that’s ok. Lunch was around $27 with tip.