Singas Famous PizzaCHAIN

7.1/10Italian

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A local chain doing on small pies. People who grew up on it call it the best pie in the city, crispy and affordable with fresh jalapeños. Others say it's a chain and nothing special, and even fans complain the tiny pie has gotten expensive.

43-69 Kissena Blvd, FlushingFlushing, QueensTop 10 of 14 NYC locations mappedGoogle Maps

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in:Favorite pizza spot, most underrated pizza spot, and worst pizza you’ve had (no national chains)39 pts
“Underrated : Singas”
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in:What are your top slices (not locations) you’ve had in NYC?15 pts
“It's what I grew up with and it's the best goddamn pie in the city.”
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in:What pizza place to swap to for a pizza crawl day in July?3 pts
“It's not the best of the best, but it's something that's truly local, and that pretty much everyone, including me and my kids enjoy regularly.”
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in:Seeking ideas for Queens "Pizza" Tour — Doesn't have to be Italian! 2 pts
replying to u/GravitationalOno: Funny, there's a Singas in Edison, NJ, where it's known as an Indian pizza. I think it's part of the same chain, both have the 1967 branding. But it does seem like the original is Greek, per their web site: [https://www.singaspizzas.com/a-b-o-u-t](https://www.singaspizzas.com/a-b-o-u-t)
“It’s affordable, crispy, and they use fresh jalapeños.”
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in:What are your top slices (not locations) you’ve had in NYC?2 pts
replying to u/random314: Singas, in Queens. It's what I grew up with and it's the best goddamn pie in the city.
“It’s good but that tiny ass pie has gone nutty in price.”
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in:Seeking ideas for Queens "Pizza" Tour — Doesn't have to be Italian! 1 pts
“Singas is the best Greek pizza I ever had, hands down.”
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