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- Neighborhoods:
- Midtown, Gramercy Park
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- Restaurants
- Cuisine:
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At a Glance
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100% ambiance
“great location.”
100% dessert
“And they have one of my favorite desserts - brownie ala mode.”
66% drinks
“Their thin-crust pizza is cheap, delicious, and comes with creative toppings, but their appetizers like bruschetta, though I don't see them ordered often, are good and go very well with wine.”
90% food quality
“The best pizza in the city”
100% menu variety
“The pizza is super thin and crispy, and they have a huge variety of toppings.”
100% overall
“This is my favorite neighborhood restaurant in New York.”
100% return potential
“everyone I bring here comments on what a great neighborhood spot it is and wants to come back again.”
59% service
“always a nice flow of people and never obnoxiously crowded.”
100% value
“and good price.”
0% wait time
“15 minutes later, they complained to him that they hated the bar & wanted to move to another table.”
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What Our Expert Scouts Say
June 11, 2013
This is why I live in NYC... because you can hop on a subway, head downtown and eat some of the best thin crust pizza in the world. Yes, I said, "world" folks! Not to mention, their outdoor seating is the perfect way to kick back on a summer's night.
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May 16, 2011
Great thin crust pizza. Don't know how they make the crust so thin, yet not too thin that it will all fall apart. Good pizza (tasty add-ons) and a great place to hang. Friendly service.
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May 07, 2010
Thin Crust Pizza At Its Best. I'm not usually a thin-crust kind of girl. I like Sicilian slices with lots of dough, but Posto always looked cute so I decided to give it a whirl and I'm glad I did. For thin crust, I was blown away by the flavors and savoriness (is that a word?) of the pizza. I also loved that you could get a personal size pizza, you could build your own pizzas (like salad places in the city where they start you at a base price and your'e charged for each topping/add-in), and that you can get a 9 grain organic crust for just 50 cents more.
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July 19, 2009
Rude service.
Called to order a pizza delivered on 19 July 2009 at 9pm. The bitchy woman put me on hold then disconnected me after taking my order. 30 minutes later, I called back to check on my order, she had no order then informed me that they stopped delivering and hung up.
you know what there are a lot of places that want my business, obviously, they don't need it.
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July 13, 2009
Good solid pizza. Really good thin crisp crust, sauce good be a bit better and it would be 5 stara
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April 02, 2009
Best pizza in NYC!. A slice of Italy on the east side! If you're looking for great pizza and good red wine, this is a must visit.
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May 08, 2008
Yummy Thin-Crust Pizza. Posto has the greatest pizza. It is consistently delicious and I find myself ordering from here at least once a week. I'm hooked! Their salads are simple yet always fresh and tasty. If you add a little truffle oil to their Formagio Bianco pizza, it is outstanding! Service is always straight-forward (no bells & whistles & doting here) if you eat in the restaurant, but they have delivery too so you can have the Posto experience at home. Yum!
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September 18, 2007
GREAT Bruschetta, friendly atmosphere, great service!. Delicous Bruschetta and great pizza too. The cheese on the pizza was slightly strong for my taste, but most people would like it. Crunchy delicious crusts. All sorts of pizza toppings offered. Funny, friendly and quick service. Quaint fun and friendly atmosphere. Highly recommended=-)
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July 08, 2007
Best toppings in town!. I was thrilled when Posto moved to my neighborhood, I was already traveling to the East Village joint Gruppo by the same owners. They did not miss a step - great pizza, fantastic salads and slightly more room then the cramped Village location. I love to sit outside at the picnic tables, even if it is a bit loud with the Second Avenue traffic. When you sit outside you do need to stay on top of the service...they seem to forget about you, but always with a smile. Love the toppings list, but have learned that less is more, you may find yourself so wide-eyed on your first visit that you want to put TOO much on your pizza. Keep it simple. Enjoy!
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April 28, 2007
Generally good food - terrible service and attitude. I find the thin crust here can be truly excellent, although somewhat inconsistent (I've ocassionally been served a pizza with cold or uncooked ingredients when they're crowded). However, the service is consistently bad and the staff has a bad case of attitude... order in (they are fast and the delivery staff is very pleasant) rather than going and hope for the best, because if you do get their best, it will be great....
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March 18, 2007
great pizza. I'm not a big pizza fan but this place is my new favorite spot for pizza. the crust is really thin and you don't feel like you're stuffed after eating a 9' personal pan. my usual combination is pepperoni and pineapples (I know I know but its good damnit). the plain marinara is also good as well. try it! the service is not so good tho.
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