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285 Amsterdam Ave.,
New York, NY 10023
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1, 2, 3 at 72nd St.
$7-$10
American Express, MasterCard, Visa
Not Accepted
65th St. to 85th St., Central Park West to Riverside Dr.
This venue is closed.
While some people insist that Vinnie's Pizzeria has the best slice of pizza in Manhattan, they're only half right. The crust is everything a New York-style thin crust should be: crisp on the bottom, soft and doughy at the edges. But the layer of cheese on top is unexpectedly, and disappointingly, thick. Through thick and thin, though, a Vinnie's slice—often straight from the oven—outshines the triangles at most by-the-slice joints. The mod concrete-floored interior outdoes the decor at other quickie pizzerias, too. Instead of ordering in, you might even want to park yourself in an aqua-blue chair and order chicken parmigiana or a fresh brick-oven personal pie, topped with anything from prosciutto to arugula.
Recommended DishesPersonal pizza rustica, $9
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