Little Vincent’s Pizza

Horrible!!! Stale pizza. Definitely not edible. Called back to complain (which I never do but we were throwing this cardboard «pizza» away) and we were given a horrible attitude. DO NOT ORDER HERE!!! Pleanty of great pizza places to choose from. Never again. Disgusting. Giving one star BC it won’t let me give zero. what they deserve.

Blech! Since the management has changed, a pattern has emerged: extreme delays, «pizza is on the way,» and quality is progressively worse. The last time was exactly that… the last time! The pizza was absolutely disgusting and an embarrassment to true New York pizzas.

The in-​shop pizza is better than the one delivered. Too bad. ’cause it’s totally fine.

Little Vincent’s is an institution on the upper east side and has been for years. Their pizza is delicious but have much more than pizza. Their hot subs such as meatball and chicken parm are delicious and the dinners with pasta they have are good to. Calzones are tasty as well. If you want good pizza and stuff like it on the UES go here.

When I was a kid I loved this place
I just stopped in for a slice it was noticeably stale the pepperoni fell off I threw it in the trash and told the guy it was the worst I’ve ever had and I was robbed of $ 3.25 so I won’t be going back in here again… Really… Really… Bad…

The 2^nd avenue subway dust and fumes blow in as the door is always open but it doesn’t stop me from grabbing the 5 buck 2 slice and drink deal. Pizza is piping hot, always delicious and the roof of my mouth is burnt for days. Enuff said. Thanks Little V.

Those of you who wrote average reviews obviously did not try the chicken cutlet Parmesan with baked ziti dinner. There’s no place on the planet that does it as good as little Vincent’s

Vinny’s is a staple of the UES! Best Chicken Rolls in the city and their slices are awesome.
A must eat!!!

Health code violation! There was a cockroach in my salad, I’ve reported to the city but DO NOT ORDER from this place…

Wasnt the best pizza alive but it was decent & hit the spot. 3 huuuge slices (one with spinach & fettuccine) for $ 9 on a late night. Not bad for NYC

Such shit. Pizza was ketchup, expired cheese and canned expired olives yukkk

I originally ordered from Little Vinnie’s based off a strong recommendation from a friend. He said it was the best pizza and we were starving so I decided to order from Grub Hub. Just a disclaimer: if I could give them negative stars they would have a –5 stars.
I ordered the food on a Friday night at 10:31pm and they gave me a delivery time of 11:35 pm –11:45 pm. By the 11:50pm hit we gave them a call to see the status of the pizza and was greeted by one of the rudest guys I’ve encountered in a long time. I mentioned to him that we ordered from Grub Hub and hadn’t received our pizza during the listed wait time. He kept cutting me off by saying, «we just finished up a big order before you and we are making your pizza now». He refused to give a estimated delivery time and kept saying the same statement with such an attitude like it’s our fault they couldn’t cook the pizza within that hour time frame.
When our pizza finally came at 12:15 am (1hr 45 min wait when they are only .2 miles away from us) it was the most disappointing and overpriced pizza I’ve had since being in NYC. They obviously didn’t let the pizza cool before sending it to us because the toppings would slide right off the dough. It was like we had to continously reassemble our pizza when we wanted to eat a slice. The sauce which is the bread and butter of pizza was disgusting. It was sour tasting and made me wonder if people only eat here when they are drunk/​starving.
I wouldn’t mind the attitude if the pizza was good enough to back it up. Don’t act like you have the best pizza in the world and my dog wouldn’t eat your product. I hope to never have to experience this pizza again and hope whomever reads this decides to walk the extra 5mins to a place that 1) deserves your money and 2) doesn’t treat you like trash while taking your money.

Food could be descent but one of the employee’s is just plain RUDE. The one guy who is usually at the front with white hair acts like he is bothered you are in the store buying food. Everytime I have been there, same attitude. Was there recently, asked that he just heat up my food a bit… That seemed to bother him so he left it in there longer. Burnt the food, I decided to keep it so I can take a picture and put it on Unilocal. I will never eat there again and I’m not sure who owns this location but you would think they could review or direct their employee’s how to treat paying customers. I have worked many jobs just like this and I would not have lasted long acting the way he acts.

Im aware not to expect much from this place or at the time I placed my order 1250 am, but I gotta say even with the bar set insanely low they managed to make sure I’ll never order again. Basically inedible food that should be sold, I’d feel a lot better if they just robbed me the old fashioned way.

An amazing place! Really one of the last family style pizza…
I have been coming here since I was a baby, they haven’t changed a thing with there pizza’s, they have the perfect size crust and even amounts of sauce through out the pie.

Pretty gnarly pizza. Ordered a buffalo chicken and plain slice. They must save some money on sauce because none of it is going on the pizza. The chicken… it tastes like chicken but a lot of things do, so not sure what to think about this slice. At 11pm looked pretty dirty in the back; I’m guessing they scored on the low side of «B». Nice enough guys, but can’t make up for this curious mix of cardboard and fungus by the slice.

I love little vincent’s! favorite late night pizza!
sometimes you can’t really put your finger on why you like some pizza better than others, but I really like this place, the best in yorkville/​UES. And it just happens to fall on my walk home from most the bars I frequent on the weekend. Perfect!
spinach garlic knots anyone? they are to die for! best described by my friend as cinnabons made of garlic knots with spinach as the filling. they are sooooo good. great pizza spot, never been let down.

The food is very good, but they need to work on the cleanliness. My husband once saw the pizza-​maker scratch his head with his bare hands over a pie he was making. He then proceeded to make the pie, without washing his hands. The space could also use a good cleaning. I will return for the yummy pizza, but hope they clean up their act in the meantime!

My Cousin!
Walk in, walk out. Off the beaten path, this little joint affords you that cheese, sauce and bread fix you’ve been craving… without the Italian guilt.

i decided to stop by here on the way home from work last night cause i wanted to see if it had any relation to the little vincents on long island, which, in my opinion, has the best slice of regular pizza. It definitely has no relation since they have sicilian pies here and no corn meal crust, but the regular slice was pretty good. It’s nothing spectacular or worth going out of your way for, but there aren’t many good pizza places on the UES and this once stands out. The crust is real thin and every bite i took had a nice crunch. The slice was $ 2.75, pretty standard.