MIDTOWN (near K-town).
This is pizza on the go unlike any other pizzeria shops. You walk in and there are only 4 stools. This pizza comes in a cone, like a ice cream cone but a cone made out of dough. They have two sizes: small and regular. Price ranges from $4-5. You can add one topping for 50 cents, or add two or more toppings for $1. They have "ready-made" pizza cones and ones that you can select the toppings. You can ask for wheat or white dough for your cone. The ingredients did not look fresh. From the outside looking in, it is a creative concept but the execution is poor. It would be neat if the customer can put together their own pizzacone. It did not have an option to pick different cheeses. It's getting a bit boring with just mozzarella. Although it is meant to be pizza on the go, it takes about 5-10 minutes to get your order because there could be 2-3 other orders in front of you and/or the only person working is slow! I wouldn't go back because I rather go to Wendys next door and get 5 piece chicken nuggets. I was excited to, at least, try this pizzacone! The best thing about this is that there was no drippage. The worst thing is that you have to listen to annoying trance music while you're waiting for your pizza cone.
325 5th Ave
(between 32nd St & 33rd St)
New York, NY 10016
This is pizza on the go unlike any other pizzeria shops. You walk in and there are only 4 stools. This pizza comes in a cone, like a ice cream cone but a cone made out of dough. They have two sizes: small and regular. Price ranges from $4-5. You can add one topping for 50 cents, or add two or more toppings for $1. They have "ready-made" pizza cones and ones that you can select the toppings. You can ask for wheat or white dough for your cone. The ingredients did not look fresh. From the outside looking in, it is a creative concept but the execution is poor. It would be neat if the customer can put together their own pizzacone. It did not have an option to pick different cheeses. It's getting a bit boring with just mozzarella. Although it is meant to be pizza on the go, it takes about 5-10 minutes to get your order because there could be 2-3 other orders in front of you and/or the only person working is slow! I wouldn't go back because I rather go to Wendys next door and get 5 piece chicken nuggets. I was excited to, at least, try this pizzacone! The best thing about this is that there was no drippage. The worst thing is that you have to listen to annoying trance music while you're waiting for your pizza cone.
325 5th Ave
(between 32nd St & 33rd St)
New York, NY 10016
Pineapple and ham pizza cone
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