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James79

Joined 8 years ago

Fresh Is ALWAYS Best. Two Bros. makes an excellent slice.Pizza is always at it's best when it's FRESH.And thanks to Two Bro. enormous volume there's ALWAYS a fresh pie on the counter.The basics are done right.Nice bubbling on the crust edge and a rich pizza sauce.The classic NY slice.

And IT'S ONLY A BUCK!

I like their new spot on 6th ave and 27st.

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GoDuke

Joined 3 years ago

yum!. A tasty slice for $1, what more can you ask for?

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Zifandelove

Joined 3 years ago

Nasty People & Dirty Food! AVOID!. For your own sake you should VOID their food! Tried other of their stores, Pizza are either burned or uncooked thoroughly, food handlers wipe their sweat with their hands and used the same dirty hands to slice and serve your pizza, not mentioning the rude workers and the dirtiness of the place. Don't brother asking for the manager if you have issue because they will tell you "no English" and pretend not to understand. Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere, I would not be surprise that health department will shut down the place as enough summons been issued there already!



Also another honest review by another membert:

Rated 1.0 out of 5.0 By fewnotmuch - Jul 2, 2010

I was walking by 2 Brother's Pizza across from Port Authority Bus Terminal at the 40th Street side at 9th Avenue on the Sutheast corner where there is 2 Brother's pizza parlor. The place is designed so that the pizza parlor has no walls or doors, and when you walk into it you get to the counter where the pizza is made and served. I heard the Hispanic male workers whistling loudly at women passers by. One young female went up to one of the men and half-jokingly said something about how they are whistling at women going by and it is disgusting. The guys behind the counter seemed to laugh at her. I could not believe it. The staff of this 2 Brothers Pizza parlor location seemed not to care that they were giving the entire company a bad name. Of course they could be representative of how the whole company is, and the people whom own the entire business don't care what their customers think. I looked at the awning to find a building number so ...‎ More »

I was walking by 2 Brother's Pizza across from Port Authority Bus Terminal at the 40th Street side at 9th Avenue on the Sutheast corner where there is 2 Brother's pizza parlor. The place is designed so that the pizza parlor has no walls or doors, and when you walk into it you get to the counter where the pizza is made and served. I heard the Hispanic male workers whistling loudly at women passers by. One young female went up to one of the men and half-jokingly said something about how they are whistling at women going by and it is disgusting. The guys behind the counter seemed to laugh at her. I could not believe it. The staff of this 2 Brothers Pizza parlor location seemed not to care that they were giving the entire company a bad name. Of course they could be representative of how the whole company is, and the people whom own the entire business don't care what their customers think. I looked at the awning to find a building number so that I can address a letter of complaint to the pizza parlor or to the building manager or to the corporate offices of 2 Brothers Pizza if there is a corporate offices. I could see no building number on the awning. I came up to the counter and asked the people working there what the building number was. There was only one female working among about five males. The males seemed so in-your-face rude and jokey and sexist and loud. I did not say anything about how offensive their behavior was.

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kwickymartkidd

Joined 4 years ago

best pizza for the price. dollar a slice, very fast service.

not much seating room.

definitely worth the money, great place for college students.

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dandeeez

Joined 5 years ago

Who doesnt love dollar pizza?. Good pizza (2 slices and a drink for under 3 bucks.) F**k city search for making me do more than what i want...

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Editorial Review. A non-descript pizza joints offers both cheese and pepperoni slices; popular for its cheese slices, which cost only $1.