Pizzarama

Whooooooooooooo is writing these reviews? Either relatives or people they know.
I lived in Flushing all my life, and am a true nyc girl. I appreciate the locals, however this place fails miserably on every level.
Horrible pizza. Ellios frozen pizza is better. Trust me.
. I ever had. Artificial tasting cheese, crust was like cardboard, sauce too sweet.
Horrible, rude people working here. Im a mother, with 2 kids, man behind the counter was disgustingly looking at my chest. I was wearing a modest tank top — it was 85 degrees
Filthy. Flies swarming around pizza inside.
Filthy in ever aspect.

Great local neighborhood spot. We love this place, everything is good and delivery is very fast. In addition to pizza, the pasta dishes are good too.

The pizza is very good; I had to give it 5 stars because one bad review is dragging them down.
If you’re the annoying morons killing a restaraunt because of the teenagerpothead local delivery boy… because he had no change??? Pathetic lazy person. Like the Unilocaler nagging about «That waitress» looked at you wrong and your male Date was checking her out instead of you, and who does she think she is reading me the specials I didn’t ask her to so OMG I’m never eating here dontevereathere… The Hostess has ugly blonde hair; I hate her she’s going out with my ex but I won’t mention that in my 0 star rating. Then there’s that fired waitress who’s the reason for bad reviews writing her own in anger and naming names.
Congratulations; You’re all together: the reason user reviews like Unilocal are ruining everything. Emotionally challenged customers overly empowered by the Internet. And people count average stars and move on.
The guys here are friendly, everybody walks by and says whatsup, they’re the only business with a sidewalk window! Like old school New York! There’s a bus stop in front killing parking: but you can call out your order from your car! At least in May I could.
So drive by and get a slice. Bring a pie back for the kids.

I had pizza delivered. The bill was $ 15.40. I left $ 20 with the kids. The delivery guy told them he had no change. SO the tips was $ 4.60 (30% of the bill). The dollar amount is petty but it’s ripping off the kids. No change? What a joke!

The first time I had Pizzarama, I wasn’t thrilled, but I’ve been back since, and it’s pretty good.

Still awesome. Happy to see they have a new website– hope online ordering isn’t far behind! EVerything from my original review below still applies.

This place was a great find. It’s not the best pizza in Queens but it is a really solid place to get pizza around the area now that some of the other pizza joints have been disappointing as of late.
I received their coupon in the valpack coupon book that my neighborhood gets (envelope filled with coupons). At first I didn’t want to try the place because it looked kinda sketchy and it wasn’t rated that well on Unilocal but I’m glad I did.
They have the best chicken roll/​bake that I have ever had. The chicken was really moist and the cheese stretches! Not sure that the stretchy cheese ads to the taste but it is the kinda stuff you only see in movies and tv shows. My only complaint is that I wish it was bigger for the price. I also had them make a mushroom and sausage pizza and it was amazing. I was so addicted that I ordered pizza from them on two separate occasions later that same week. The delivery is fast; I was told it would take 30 – 45 minutes but they arrived within 28 minutes after calling. Garlic knots are 4 for a dollar and zepolis are 5 for a dollar. Both are amazing!

Not the best pizza in Queens. I remember always seeing this place way back when (and I mean WAY back when) I used to go to IS 25, but never actually tried it. I finally did later on (plain slice) and was disappointed. It definitely felt and looked like an old-​school pizza joint, but the slices were small and the taste was «eh». Good if you are reminiscing about your old corner pizzeria, but suggest you look elsewhere for a slice that will actually take you back to the good ‘ol days.

pizza is pretty good, not bad. theres no such thing as bad pizza when you think about it. i’ve had better though, for example, Lucia’s, Morino’s and Gaby’s. There this one really fat delivery guy. i really don’t know how the poor guy does it. He’s about 2 flights of stairs away from a stroke.

Best pizza in queens. Great taste, great service. This place has been around as long as I can remember. The owner is a great guy, very kind always happy even under pressure. These guys make the best pizza here in queens. They also make great pasta, and wings. My fam and I go there once a week cause it is that good. I have tried a few spots out here in bayside, but none can even touch what these guys can do. I recommend this pizza spot to anyone that wants great pizza or great food. If you get a slice or two here ask them to have it well done, it gives it a crispier crust, awesome !!!

Pizzarama has been spinning pizza in Flushing for a long time now. It’s a consistently well made pizza. Their Sicilian is good as well. It’s a good local pizza joint

I checked this place out for the first time tonight, I read the mixed
reviews below but I couldn’t figure out why the bad reviews, I thought
the pizza here was pretty darned good! It wasn’t greasy, the slices
weren’t at all falling apart, they made them hot to order, and it wasn’t
burnt or otherwise lousy. I’m giving them four stars because if this
was the only pizza place where I live it would get 5 stars. I can’t comment
on their other offerings but I had no complaints on the pizza here.
It was equally as good as Freddie’s in Whitestone which I was recently
raving about on here, and almost as good as Merrick’s Galleria. So how
can this be declared bad pizza? Come over and try the junky joints
in Pt. Washington and Manhasset and then you tell me Pizzarama
is bad. No way was this bad pizza. Parking on the street is bad and
bus stop right in front, but there’s residential parking right around the
corner for free, and also Raindew and other shopping right up the road
just north of here which was tres convenient. Win-​Win all the way.

Pizza is pretty good. It’s a bit on the flimsy side. It could be better. The chicken rolls are small. Larger portions a needed here for better review. The guys that work there are nice. I think the food could be better.

Been getting pizza delivered from Pizzarama since I was a kid. I absolutely LOVE their sicilian pizza, and I have found that no other sicilian slice compares (maybe I am biased– so what?). Their garlic knots are also good!

Okay, so far my son (3 yrs) and I have been back there twice. We have not yet ordered food like we usually did (pizza, calzones, sausage rolls, or entrees), but were there just to give the pizza another shot.
Unfortunately I cannot give it anymore stars.
All I can say is: «Eh.» Was not impressed. In fact, I was kind of disappointed. Still no where near what they used to be. The taste was kind of reminescent of the old days of Pizzarama, but not really. They are making the crust way too thin now. It definitely was not a satisfying slice of pizza, that’s for sure. I wasn’t saying «Oh my God that was so good. I’m getting another one!» I certainly would not order a pie for 18 – 25 bucks (depending on toppings). I mean, if you want a quick slice while you’re out and about, maybe, but there are plenty of other places that would offer a much better slice of pizza.
I hate saying this, because if you’ve read my previous review, we have ordered from this place for many, MANY years and I was hoping that they would’ve improved. Oh well. What a shame.

I have been ordered from Pizzarama for over 10 years. I consider them one of the best in the area.

Amazing pizza I can eat a whole pie cause the taste is addictive

Out of all the neighborhood pizzerias, I like Pizzarama the best… The pizza is not too greasy, the garlic sticks are excellent & the chicken rolls are just right. Everyones pretty pleasant too when I go in there. I would also suggest there dish of Chicken Cutlet Parmigana.

Being in New York, we have all gotten used to a high standard of pizza and so this is review is in the perspective of a New Yorker. Let me just start off by saying that the pizza here is pretty good. It has enough sauce, soft mozzarella cheese and well seasoned crust/​dough.
Sure there are other places around Bayside/​Flushing that are better but, this works for someone like me who lives around the corner.
The location itself is very minimal and it lacks any kinda of large menu for the customers to see, which really takes away from the «wanting to eat in» experience. They do serve different items which you will find out about once you pick up their paper folded menus which are to the side in a little plastic holder. This is definitely the type of place where you would just want to order out.
Customer service is average. They take long sometimes when there are no customers and the owners themselves don’t really seem too friendly either but I guess that doesn’t matter because you’ll probably be taking your food to go.
Give it a try if you’re from the neighborhood. If not, I’m sure you’ll find other great choices
³⁄₅
Good Italian food but their competitors and lack of presentation keeps this little spot from being a 3.5÷5

There are lots of good pizza places in Bayside, Pizzarama is not one of them. I can’t understand why my mother has been so loyal after so many years. Unfortunately I have to deal with it if she orders pizza when I’m over there.
Chicken Roll: The chicken itself, was OK. The overall roll however was just mushy. Where was the crispy crunch of the crust that I usually get from a chicken roll? No where to be found.
Pizza: A regular pie. First thing you notice is that the size of the pie and slices are smaller than just about everywhere else. Similar to the chicken roll, the pizza was mushy. It was just bad. The sauce, was not so good, sort of sweet. The crust was tasteless and as I said before mushy.
Seriously, there are SO many options to get pizza in the area, don’t get disappointed by going to Pizzarama. Now if I can just convince my mother…