“The crust was light, crispy, and airy, but the sauce was not how I like it. Tasted mostly of tomato paste and dried herbs. It was also a but sweet, which isn't my favorite, either.”
H3
6.7/10Italian
AI-generated summary
with odd toppings, including slices with a scoop of burrata on top. People also point to the cacio e pepe slice, the and the , and the non-dairy slices get real praise. Skip the 37th Street location, where the slices sit out and go stale. A few say the sauce is too sweet and that it can be hit or miss.
“The crust was light, crispy, and airy, but the sauce was not how I like it. Tasted mostly of tomato paste and dried herbs. It was also a but sweet, which isn't my favorite, either.”
H3
“The pizza was indeed very good. The crust was crispy and the sauce was a bit acidic in a good way.”
H3
“I would skip the Unregular on 37th, feels understaffed and desolate, and thus seems like their already thick and bready slices stay out so long as to be almost stale”
H3
“Unregular Pizza is a newcomer with owners from Rome who make an outstanding Roman pizza with the scoop of Burrata twist. Maybe they've adjusted the recipe to suit my American tastes, but they are honestly better than most of the actual Roman pizzas I had in Italy.”
H2
“**1 Star:** Good pizza, grab if you walk by.”
H2
“Fried Cacio e Pepe Pasta w a side of purposely cold (I was surprised too) vodka sauce. @ Unregular Pizza.”
H2
“Unregular pizza near Union square has a Stromboli that is life changing”
H2
“Unregular Pizza is a highlight but there are lots of options”
H2
“they do have good vegan slices.”
H2
“Just go to Unregular Pizza instead. They have crispy mini pepperonis on a square slice.”
H2
“Came.to say this, better than unregular for me”
H2
“the pizzas at Unregular Pizza are great and in my opinion, quite under the radar.”
H2