Vivianne Barretto

I'm kind of picky about how I like my Pizza and I have to say, the Pizza here is one of the best I've ever had. I got the Margarita Slice. The slices are Sicilian Style. The balance betweeen sauce and cheese is spot on. The crunch is perfect and it is a good size slice. Besides soft drinks, they also serve beer and Negroni. The staff is very nice. The indoor space is on the small side but the outdoor space is very nice. They have seating in the front and on the side they have a cute space with tables with umbrellas that are under trees and they even have a T.V. in this section. It isn't a cheap Pizza Parlor but the slices themselves are not too costly. My Margarita Slice was $5.00 and it was worth it. My only issue was when they bought out my Slice they didn't bring out any napkins. I guess I could have gotten them before going out but I thought they were going to call my name (they take your name when you order) and I would go in and get the Slice. Next time I'll wait for it inside so that I can add some Red Pepper Flakes to the Slice and get some napkins, then I'll go outside to sit in the lovely Patio.

+5

Shane

Love the crust, straightforward menu, slices are a bit small so would go with 2 slices / person. Sausage are big chunks, prefer smaller crumbles personally so of the slices the pepperoni was the favorite. Negronis are great, they serve beer too and a few soft drinks. Tons of great outdoor seating.

Ryan Tammaro

Very light and fluffy crust, toppings were flavorful but was a bit uneven in the dough to sauce ratio. Arancini were crispy and cheesy, and if you go near close you might score a few free items! Reviews on here are harsh, it’s not Lucali’s but it’s not trying to be. More of a casual neighborhood spot that can be a little inconsistent but is overall good. Recommend stopping by in the warmer weather with friends to grab some food and chat on the patio

V H

Great place for a snack break. The sandwich was great - on sesame bread that was perfectly crispy. Pizzas are classic flavors and very good. Don’t expect the same type of thin slices that you get at Lucali’s though. They’re still good, just different. They mostly have square slices and a few classic triangles. Prices are a bit steep but it’s expected (the sandwich was $20 for 3 meatballs lol). Staff was also very nice. The only reason I didn’t give it a 5 star was because the pizza kinda lacked the cheese like the more classic pizzas. But that’s just the style. The dough was crispy and airy, just thick.

Aaron Knowles

Want a special little day date destination? This is it. Want a quick slice as you walk to wherever you are going? This is the place. Need a smile because the workers are amazing and nice, and will leave you feeling like you’re the most important person in the world? Baby Luc’s is the place. My wife and I stopped by here to grab a quick bite on the way to the street market around the corner. We had to stop. I say we had to because as we were walking up the street, we smelled something amazing on the breeze and it led us to Baby Luc’s. The staff is kind, friendly and considerate. But they are also patient. The sitting area inside is clean and open, while the sitting areas outside (yes, multiple) is clean, relaxing, quiet and perfect for singles, couples or families. We will return and we will try more food because this place was the highlight of our outing and not easily forgotten.

+9

Ozgun Saran

Today we tried three slices—Margherita, pepperoni, and Calabria vodka—and paired them with an IPA. If you’re familiar with Lucali, you’ll know that Baby Luc’s doesn’t quite compare or come close to Lucali’s pizzas. That said, Baby Luc’s offers above-average slices in a small, cute space with an okay ambiance. For the overall experience, though, the pies feel a bit overpriced and the service could use improvement. Unfortunately, while we were sitting in the corner enjoying our slices, the person working the oven managed to drop an empty pizza box on top of my mom’s head and barely acknowledged it with an apology—if there was one, we didn’t hear it. Decent slices, but the experience didn’t fully match the price point or expectations.

Andrew Dabydeen

This is a fun neighborhood spot always crawling with locals and I love it. The pizza is okay, but the vibe is the reason why you should come here. It’s a great place on a warm day since you can have beer and enjoy the outdoor patio furniture. Most of the pizza has been lying out for a while and is just reheated but it’s not terrible. Not sure if I’d come back but good for a one time visit.

Rebell Lily

I rate the overall experience to be average, but what makes it a poor experience is the high price on drinks for an extremely low volume and the quality of food you get. Baby Luc’s used to have really flavorful pizza but recently I visited and it was extremely bland. The quality of ingredients were fine, the crust was good, but the overall taste was mediocre. Would not come back again.

robert jasek

Server/cashier was very nice. Ambiance is great, and the mezcal negroni was great. The pizza just wasn’t very good unfortunately. It didn’t help that they didnt warm up / cook the pizza enough. Even then, the flavor and balance of the ingredients wasn’t very good. Not much else to say other than I wouldn’t return here in a city with great pizza options.

Orzu Yodgorovich

I don’t know what happened with this place. Sometimes they make great square pizza 8.5/10 but sometimes is 3/10. I don’t really know the reason behind it. I was here 3 times First time it was 8/10 Second time 8,5/10 Third time 3/10( the reason is right after eating pepperoni, salami and vodka pizza ) my stomach felt insane pain. I was recovering two days after that. I hope this never happens with you guys. Stay safe. That’s sucks…… No more Baby Luca pizza for me.