John's of Bleecker StreetCHAIN

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No slices here, you order a whole . People love the coal char on the crust and the sauce, and it's the regulars send visitors to. Expect a 20 to 30 minute wait and tight booths. A vocal group finds it bland and overrated.

NYC classic — Long credited to John Sasso in 1929, records indicate the pizzeria was actually opened on Sullivan Street in 1915 by Filippo Milone, with Sasso taking over in 1925 before moving to Bleecker Street. It bakes tomato-pie-style pizzas in an 850-degree coal-fired brick oven and famously sells only whole pies, never slices. Wikipedia

278 Bleecker St, New YorkWest Village, ManhattanGoogle Maps

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