Pizza Palace
$ • Pizza, Vegetarian
Hours:
121 Dyckman St, New York
(212) 567-9588
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Want the best pizza in all of New York City. Sorry to break it to you but it won’t be downtown. This place is a gem in Inwood and hopefully will be here for generations to come! Def must check it out if you’re ever In the city.
Best Pizza ever! I always drop in whenever I’m in NY! 💚
Best pizza ever ! May Johnny’s pizzeria always be around! #foreverdyckman!❤️💯💯
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Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 11PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 11PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 11PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 11PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 11PM |
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Pizza Palace is a long-standing restaurant, known for its delicious pizza and welcoming atmosphere. Located on a busy street in Manhattan, it is a popular spot for shoppers and locals alike. The restaurant offers large slices of pizza, known for their great taste, and serves huge slices with even bigger flavor. Despite its small size, with only a few seats, Pizza Palace is highly regarded for its cleanliness and good service. Many customers describe it as a neighborhood staple and consider it to be the best pizza in New York City. The small pizzeria has a counter and a couple of small dining tables, creating a nostalgic feel. The staff is polite, funny, and friendly, serving customers quickly. It is one of the last good places left, where customers appreciate the old-fashioned cash register and the authentic NYC pizza experience. It is a great spot for a quick, satisfying meal on the go, with the option to order at an outside or inside window. Wheelchair accessible via order from the window, and kid-friendly during holidays like Halloween. The staff is accommodating, even for those with special dietary needs, providing dairy-free cheese and charging a fair price. Many customers enjoy taking a friend for a slice and good conversation, making it a special place to forget how bad things can get outside.