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1 Prima Pizza
222-70 Braddock Avenue, Queens Village
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Grilled Chicken Caesar Pizza
- Traditional Grandma's Pizza
- Chicken Francese Entree
- Caesar Salad Pan Pizza
“great owner awesome food.”
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222-70 Braddock Avenue, Queens Village
Customers’ favorites
“great owner awesome food.”
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219-11 Jamaica Avenue, Queens Village
Customers’ favorites
“This pizza place was outstanding. Don’t underestimate the place based on its appearance; the quality of the pizza exceeds expectations. A very calming experience. The balance of sauce, cheese, and toppings was perfect, making every bite delicious. Highly recommended!!!”
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220-03 Hillside Avenue, Queens Village
Customers’ favorites
“I love this location! The food is always ready when I arrive and prepared exactly the way I like it. I highly recommend it! The cheese sticks are amazing, and the pizza tastes great. The food and service are always excellent. This is my go-to spot for pizza, whether I’m hosting an event or grabbing a quick lunch. The prices are best when you order through online deals, but overall, I’ve never had any issues here. I’ve been coming to this location for years, and I’ll definitely continue!”
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89-53 Francis Lewis Boulevard, Queens Village
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“I really like Papa John’s — the pizza is always tasty, and I love how you can customize it just the way you want. The flavor is great and everything feels fresh. But the only downside is the wait time. One time, I placed a mobile order and the app said my order was ready for pickup. But when I got to the store, it actually wasn’t ready, and I still had to wait more than half an hour. That was really frustrating. I understand the staff is working hard, and they’re always polite, but maybe they need more workers to handle the rush and reduce the delays. It would really help improve the experience. Other than that, the food is amazing and the staff is nice — just hope the wait time issue gets better!”
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10962 Francis Lewis Boulevard, Queens Village
Customers’ favorites
“Food is always great in taste. Service sometimes misses intuitiveness, common sense, and follow through. I find, that as long as I order delivery 4.5/5 times things are fine. Going into the store 50/50 chance you might have to reprimand someone.”
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1300 Crosby Avenue, Bronx
Customers’ favorites
“Best pizza in NYC! And their fried calzones are a must 😊”
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The Alexander, 61-35 Junction Boulevard, Rego Park
Customers’ favorites
“In this evening I had the pleasure of meeting Enrique he has great customer service and great heart for this company!! Thank you so much for the amazing pizza that my brother and I received will definitely be back we got the buffalo chicken and bbq chicken thank you again!! Fresh out the oven!!!”
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156-71 Cross Bay Boulevard, Howard Beach
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“Visiting from Pennsylvania and I used to work in the area, I haven’t had good Pizza in a REALLY LONG TIME”
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415 Rockaway Ave, Valley Stream
Customers’ favorites
“Ordered for the first time last night, they were super accommodating since we called at 8:45 and they close at 9:00…. They made us 5 pies and I’m was so appreciative. They were so nice and even recommended one which I absolutely loved (with potatoes!) we can’t wait to go back but to eat there so we get the Pizza Hut out of the oven! Amazing owners and such a delight to have in valley steam!! The owner explained the ingredients and concept to my husband and his friend. They can’t back telling us so about it!”
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176-49 Union Turnpike, Flushing
Customers’ favorites
“Great service and Pizza to die for. My favorite spot for Queens”
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