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"Grimaldi's Pizzeria > 11ft" That 11ft journey will take you 30 minutes in line, but its worth it.
by binarymax 13y ago
"Grimaldi's Pizzeria > 11ft" That 11ft journey will take you 30 minutes in line, but its worth it.
- benburton 13y agoThey have a location in Manhattan that's just as good and usually doesn't have a line.
- batbomb 13y agoThey have a location in Tucson that never has a line.
- umsm 13y agoA chef (friend) told me: It's good pizza, but not worth standing in line for. When I lived there, I had it and I thought it was OK.
- potatolicious 13y agoThe secret here is to go to the Grimaldi's in Manhattan (20th and 6th). I have been there many times and have never once stood in line. Whatever the delta is between the Brooklyn location and the Manhattan location, it surely isn't 30 minutes of standing around.
- nrb 13y agoLast I heard the difference is a coal-fired oven in Brooklyn, which is not allowed in Manhattan beyond the existing grandfathered ones.
- Klinky 13y agoWhich Grimaldi's is it again? Famous Grimaldi's? Original Grimaldi's? Famous Original Grimaldi's? World Famous Grimaldi's?
- h1srf 13y agoShhhh...you're ruining the secret
- adregan 13y agoGo to Roberta's Pizza, dude.
- stephengillie 13y agoMaybe they should include wait times in the app? "Grimaldi's Pizzeria > 33 min (3 min walking + 30 min in line)" "Rubio's Pizza & Pasta > 17 min (5 min walking + 11 min in line)" Edit: Google Traffic for restaurant lines? Track line speed by phone GPS location in the waiting area and dining room?
- rjh29 13y agoWhen I visited New York I went at 11.30am, there was no queue and the pizza arrived quickly. But by the time I was eating it, I looked out the window and the queue was already stretching a whole block! In terms of quality, it was good, but overhyped.