L'Industrie PizzeriaCHAIN

6.6/10

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Get the or the . Thin crispy crust, and those two are what people come back for. The is where the argument is. Plenty call it average and say the specialty slices carry the place. The line runs 20 to 50 minutes at peak, so go off hours. Do not skip the .

197 Grand St, New YorkChinatown / Tribeca, Manhattan3 NYC locations mappedGoogle Maps

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  • L’industrie pizza is by far and away the best pizza by the slice I have ever had. It meets the hype and has raised the bar a bit to high for my liking.

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  • swipe your hot crust evenly up the peanut butter and jelly split and take a bite and it’s heaven it’s fucked up how good it is.

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  • You clearly have zero understanding of their dough recipe if you think it's overrated and just on par with Joe's. Their recipe utilizes multiple preferments types and SD starter along with high quality flour blends.

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  • replying to u/dummonger: Lindustrie (accepts hate)

    L’industrie was my favorite, with Fini being a close second. It most definitely lived up to the height for me. Excellent flavorful crust with an a pleasantly tangy tomato sauce and a good ratio of cheese. Very close to a perfect slice.

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  • replying to u/missanthropocenex: L’Industrie used to serve it up like this and I couldn’t stand it. The pizza is paper thin and crispy and when you eat it you’re not sure you did. I like how SOME places do it, but I don’t consider it normal pizza.

    I felt that the pizza was less tough and cardboard-y than it was when I first had it a couple of years ago. It's still crisp, but not nearly as tough. Much more edible now.

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  • Verdict-delicious crust. Sauce-a lil too salty. The soft serve cantaloupe with sea salt and olive oil is amazing!!! 8.2/10

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