“Their wine isn’t stupidly priced, and their portions are generous—solid value at around $25-30pp without alcohol.”
H3
8.2/10
AI-generated summary
Get the . It comes out of a coal oven and people call it one of the more underrated pies in the city. Whole pies only, no slices. There's live piano or jazz most nights and the room feels frozen in time, which is half of why people go. The and the baked clams get good words too.
“Their wine isn’t stupidly priced, and their portions are generous—solid value at around $25-30pp without alcohol.”
H3
“I love Arturo’s! It’s not glamorous but it is such a classic NYC vibe! Live piano in the front, good pizza, colorful waitstaff, and usually not too long a wait. I use it as a staple option for a good time out in the village.”
H3
“Arturo's for classic NY style”
H2
“[Arturo's on West Houston](https://www.arturoscoaloven.com/) has good pizza and vibes. It's not divey per se but it looks very old-timey.”
H2
“Pizza at Arturo’s.”
H2
“I always recommend Arturo’s on Houston. Family friendly and live entertainment.”
H2
“Arturo’s on Houston street is a good bet. Good coal oven pizza and if you go in the evening they’ll probably have live music. Cool vibes in there.”
H2
“The sausage was excellent, the crust perfect, the sauce as singing with flavor as you'd want a pizza sauce to be.”
H2
“Seconding Arturo's and Rubirosa. They do such an incredible job in both food and service.”
H2
“For pizza, how about Arturo’s coal oven pizza on houston?”
H2
“Arturo’s or Prince Street pizza”
H2
“Food is better than it needs to be, IMO.”
H2