In no particular order: the best places for a pie in NYC for #NationalPizzaDay

In no particular order: the best places for a pie in NYC for #NationalPizzaDay

When you live in New York for 10 years, they say you’re officially a New Yorker. For me the time has crept up and I will be hitting my near 10 year anniversary in the city soon. And with all of those years city-dwelling comes a lot of stopping for a quick slice. Having commuted all over the 5 boroughs it’s a privilege to have enjoyed so many unique yet similar pizzas, some scattered around Brooklyn all the way to the Upper East Side. Next time you’re visiting or if you currently reside, please consider these pizzas:

Speedy Romeo (Clinton Hill)

Emmy Squared (Park Slope, Williamsburg, East Village, Hell’s Kitchen, Upper East Side, Midtown West)

Donna Margherita (Upper East Side)

Price St. Pizza (West Village, SoHo)

Paulie Gee’s (Greenpoint)

Williamsburg Pizza (Williamsburg, Upper East Side, Lower East Side)

Manneros of Mulberry (Little Italy)

Saraghina Brooklyn (Bedford-Stuyvesant)

Screamer’s Pizza (Greenpoint, Crown Heights)

Sauce and Soda (Bushwick)

Gelso and Grand (Little Italy)

Fornino (Greenpoint, Downtown Brooklyn)

La Nonna Krispy Krust (Williamsburg)

Champion Pizza (SoHo, Nolita, Astoria)

East Village Pizza (East Village)

San Matteo Cucina (Upper East Side)

Vinnie’s Pizzeria (Williamsburg, Upper East Side)

Patsy’s (Theater District, Upper West Side, Upper East Side, Tudor City)

Stone Bridge (Midtown)

Macchina (Willliamsburg)

Angelo’s Broadway (Theater District)

Keste Pizza (FiDi)

Serafina (Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Midtown, Gramercy, Murray Hill, West Village, Lower East Side, TriBeCa)

Joe’s (Union Square, Williamsburg, Garment District, West Village, Chelsea, FiDi)

Roberta’s (East Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Grand Central, Midtown, Midtown East)

Zazzy’s (Upper East Side)

Eataly NYC (Flatiron)

Gotham Pizza (Upper East Side, West Village)

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Kaitlin Duffy is a writer from Cleveland. When she's not blogging or pondering the great complexities of the world and outer space, she is finding rare vinyl steals, visiting new places, laughing often, Instagramming everything in sight, watching movies, or working on her first feature Port de Cleve.