Maria Pizzeria

The best pizza, delivers on time, always professional.

Fantastic pizza. Perfection. The vodka sauce pizza it’s the best. Best pizza in the neighborhood. We are obsessed!

Love this pizzeria. They are so inexpensive, they deliver quickly and efficiently. They use a different type of dough (I believe semolina, but not sure) than most pizza places.

Delicious! I’ve been ordering here for years and it is consistently excellent quality and service

I have been eating here for years already and it gets better every time. So far 1 of the best pizza joints in the neighborhood hands down

2^nd time ordering delivery via grubhub from this place but this time no food and no phone call at least? Hungry and waiting until 2 hrs later 11pm when I called them, «oh you are too far sorry» Sauce was bland the 1^st time anyway. There are much better and reliable pizzarias and restaurants try Korner pizza in Kensington they’re reliable and will call you if anything.

I think this is the first time in my life where I have actually enjoyed the texture of the pizza more than the taste of it. Weird right?
Their square slices have this amazing light, crispy texture that is so unique and different from all the square slices I have ever eaten in my life. Completely ungreasy & fresh.
The best part of the square slice I had from Maria’s? Only 2 $. Keeping it old school and local with the prices. I dig it.
Keep doing what you doin Maria and never ever change.

Moved to Bay Ridge and still trying to find the right pizza spot. If you like waiting an hour and half getting cold food, order from here.
Cold, rubbery cheese on my grandma slice and cheesesteak.
Cold soggy fries and chicken tenders were horrible.
Very disappointed. Never again

After a two hour open bar, my SO dropped off his friend (who conveniently lives one block away from Maria Pizzeria) and I spotted this gem.
I’m not sure if it was the alcohol or the fluorescent lighting that told me that this was what I needed, but I valiantly won the struggle against the seatbelt and bolted into the place.
I ordered a plain slice and attempted to add garlic knots but they were out so I settled for a Philly Steak roll.
The slice was delicious and had a thin crust and oozing cheese that I would’ve sold my soul for if I was prompted to that night. My SO had a bite and I almost tore his arm off. Probably jaded that I wouldn’t let him have another bite, he said this was probably the standard amongst Brooklyn pizza.
I digress. I chomped on this crispy slice til there was no more and then started my work on the roll.
When I bit into it, there was a mix of salami and ham instead of a steak. I was, however, too drunk to care. Not sure if I ordered wrong or they got my order wrong but I was happy to ingest my carb filling for the night.
So, moral of the story: good pizza when you’re drunk. Probably still good when you’re sober.

This is probably the best plain slice I have taste out of brooklyn pizza. It’s always crispy and they add like breading to the crust. They are consistent with the taste as well. Every time I’ve had it, it’s been great. I recommend this pizzeria !

Place has really decent pizza, stopped in for a slice on Friday nite man it was cold out! Had a regular slice which was ok, nothing fantastic. It was your typical New York slice.
But man this place was pushing out pies for delivery that night. Must have seen 20 pies go out in the short time I was there to eat my slice. Just saying the neighborhood must really loves this place.

Maria’s pizzeria is a reliable neighborhood place. I usually have food delivered when I order and it always arrives hot and steamy. The penne vodka is quite good. I prefer their slice as oppose to their square. They have a very wide selection, although my husband always orders the same dish, eggplant parm, and he swears by it. The hero’s are huge, potato and eggs are a good choice as well. Enjoy.

Not bad for a neighborhood Brooklyn pizza joint. The pie prices are affordable and there is a lot of selection and more modern twists on the general plain slice with regular toppings. I like that they serve zeppoles but I wish they weren’t so thick so the fried dough could be tastier. Overall, quick service. Good pizza.

Excellent pizza every time — and I’m very picky. Also love their heroes and potato croquettes. I order from them way too frequently.

I love this place! Great vodka slices, has a nice little crunch, great crust. Will eat again most definitely

Best pizzeria in the neighborhood, I would say cheaper and more delicious than Pizza Royale. Their pizza crust is rolled in panko and finished off in the oven which gives it a crunchier and more textured crust. They also serve Vodka slices, which is unusual to see in the area, need to try a slice of that some time.
I recommend their Margherita and Spinach. And a must try is the Proscuitto pizza!

I feel that this is the one of the best pizza in this neighborhood, and wayyyyy cheaper than vaccaro, bester taste too, in my opinion

First-​time visitor to this pizzeria. It fits with my ‘general’ experience of the pizza throughout this part of Brooklyn: taste is ‘standard’ and uniform’. Undistinguished. Unremarkable. Un-​memorable.
The whole place looks ‘standardized’. Hot box of the day’s special-​dishes (garkic knots, chicken and sausage rolls, etc). There was a decent selection of these items (but no more than you’d expect, really). Bare minimum. If you want something from the hot-​box they quickly microwave it for you… no telling how long its been in there.
The slices up on the serving counter: I was surprised to see all of the usual ‘tourist’; varieties you’d expect to see in Manhattan. Why? Why ‘penne alla vodka’ pizza, who is this possibly for?
This is supposed to be a *local* pizzeria; but it doesn’t ‘play to its identity’. Everything is perfunctory and listless. Half-​hearted.
Okay so now, what good can I say about the place? On the plus side, their plain slice are definitely thin-​crust pizza. At least they get that correct. Sauce and cheese, nothing spectacular but at least it works on the most basic level. There’s no ‘zing’ flavor in any part of the slice: the cheese is not salty and the sauce is not ‘bright’. And the crust is as thin as a sheet of cardboard but… oh well. You sit there munching it daydreaming of other, better slices you’ve set your teeth into.
Price: competitive. No problem there. Location: this place has a whole swathe of blocks around it with no competing pizzeria. It could really dominate sales and deliveries if it amped up its recipe. That’s the whole issue in a nutshell: if the pie was more fun to eat everything else would be forgiven.

This place is not that good but it is edible. I live right around the corner so I’ve had it multiple times. I pretty much go here whenever I don’t have anything to eat in the house and am feeling to lazy to order something good.
For the most ordinary slice of pizza come here!

They’ve recently revamped their menu and their food. For the better. The pizza is good, no frills pizza. Nothing fancy, but good and yummy for a quick bite. We order from them at least once a week, if not more.
My only gripe is the fact that nearly every time we order there is some glitch. Once I ordered a meatball hero (not parm) and when it arrived it was sans sauce. Just dry meatballs on a loaf of bread. The meatballs had obviously been previously sitting in sauce because there were remnants of that sauce soaked into the bread.
Another time I ordered a few slices and a small entrée for a friend. Forty-​five minutes later, I called to inquire about my delivery. The guy put me on hold for a few minutes, then came back to tell me it was on the way. Exactly 5 minutes later, the delivery guy pulls up, in a car. They are TWO blocks away. So when he said it was on the way he meant to the oven, because they clearly forgot our order.
But I digress, its yummy. Totally worth a visit if your in the neighborhood.