“When I’m really hungry a 2 bros slice will be better than any other slice. Not just because of convenience or price, but because it’s soft and not too hot and not too oily and it all stays together.”
H3
4.2/10
AI-generated summary
A $1.50 , and people argue about whether it's any good. Fans say it's the most consistent of the cheap slice shops, and two slices with a soda runs about $4. Others call it doughy and undercooked, and a lot of people say quality has dropped. Most agree it's a 3am slice, not a destination.
“When I’m really hungry a 2 bros slice will be better than any other slice. Not just because of convenience or price, but because it’s soft and not too hot and not too oily and it all stays together.”
H3
“I had a slice the other day ($1.50!!!) and it was super bread-y and the bottom wasn't even cooked long enough.”
H3
“I do not consider it necessarily good pizza but for the cost it was a justifiable financial choice despite quality leaving more to be desired compared to other well renowned pizza shops.”
H3
“2 Bros Pizza on West 46th. It was burnt so badly, it was like eating a giant cracker that someone had put tomato and cheese on.”
H3
“Not bad but few places I think aren’t worth going to: Crumbl, 2 Bros (it’s sort of staple ultra cheap pizza but there’s a lot of better slices)”
H2
“The only 1.50 slice I still enjoy comes from 2Bros.”
H2
“you can't have your two pizza options be 2 Bros and that $1.50 place.”
H2
“I have found 2 bros to be the most consistent among the cheap pizza brands, of course some beat them easily”
H2
“Skip 2 bros (search sub for much better nyc pizza)”
H2
“Is it gonna burn my mouth? Is it gonna taste like cardboard? Is it gonna be the rare amazing slice that makes all the bad ones worth it?”
H2
“Two bros is good pizza for $1.50 and is very close to NYU”
H2
“2 bros is frozen pizza and should be skipped.”
H2