Sunnyside Pizza

Johnny B. Goode Edited a month ago

Pizza is good, but you need more ventilation, or an exhaust fan above entry door, to keep everyone cool inside and the store sanitary, and not have employees sweating like a pig, and then making pizza with their bare hands. More sanitary conditions would help.

Cynthia Torres 3 months ago

Born and raised and in Sunnyside and would frequent this spot but Something has changed... I would come here and get really good pizza and it's just not good at all. Taste old and dark cheese? I've come across better pizza Florida honestly

Arcangelo Di Spirito 4 months ago

Cheese doesn't taste edible very chewy chees of the plain pizza the Margarita as well not too good and the crust had Sesame seeds on it. My 8 yr old son said it was worst Pizza he ever had...

maciek macak 4 months ago

Queens Boulevard is a river of transit, a sprawling artery where the diverse heart of the borough beats in the shadow of the 7 train. Establishments here often serve as more than just eateries; they are communal weigh stations for commuters and neighbors seeking a moment of respite. Sunnyside Pizza sits within this urban flow, positioned as a neighborhood reliable. To walk through the doors is to enter a space that aims for the quintessential New York slice experience, yet the atmosphere feels strangely disconnected from the vibrant energy just outside the glass. The menu is a familiar map of the local pizza landscape. Beyond the standard cheese and pepperoni, you will find specialty options like the Grandma slice, white pies with ricotta, and more substantial fare including buffalo chicken rolls, calzones, and garlic knots. On paper, it is the comfort food of a city that never stops moving. But as a dining experience, the narrative fails to take hold. The first bite of a slice should be an emotional transition, a bridge between the chaos of the street and the comfort of the table. At Sunnyside Pizza, that transition is underwhelming. The crust lacks the necessary character, neit

Tommy Tan 11 months ago

A pizzeria in Sunnyside queens, pizza is very good the sesame seeds on the pizza crust makes the difference pepperoni it so delicious, the chicken Parm roll is good too. Enjoy the pizza very much.

John Gonsalves Edited 8 months ago

Located in the heart of Sunnyside, Queens, Sunnyside Pizza delivers a slice of New York that is as authentic as it gets. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with the unmistakable aroma of freshly baked pizza. What sets this place apart is its commitment to the classic New York style, with an added twist—the sesame seeds on the crust. The sesame seeds are a unique touch that elevates the flavor of each bite. They provide a subtle nutty crunch that enhances the overall experience, adding depth to the traditional thin, crispy crust that New York pizza is known for. The sauce is tangy, with just the right balance of sweetness and acidity, while the cheese melts perfectly, offering that signature stretch that every pizza lover craves. The toppings are fresh, generously portioned, and cooked to perfection. Whether you're a fan of classic pepperoni, or looking for something a bit more adventurous, Sunnyside Pizza has you covered. With a warm and welcoming atmosphere, this pizzeria is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the true essence of New York pizza. The sesame seed-crusted pies are a game-changer, and it's no surprise that locals keep coming back for more.

kally 2 years ago

Everything about this place is perfect down to the top. The nostalgia visiting this place is outstanding. The pizza is super affordable, and garlic knots as-well which would cost 10-20. But just for the pizza it’s 1-10$ They make it fast for go which is best for work🗣️. Highly suggest this place!

C Edited 3 years ago

Ive eaten here a few times, and completely blown away at the flavor. This is like a completely different type of food compared to the pizza in my area. Great prices. Would absolutely recommend. Friendly staff.