
Neighborhood spot since 1973 serving up NYC-style pizza & slices in compact, no-frills surroundings.
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 686 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Phone: (718) 499-3857
Website: http://luigispizzabrooklyn.com/
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Reviews
Words can’t do justice just how awesome the entire experience was. Go here and get the pizza!
Go at least once. Got a fresh mozz pie and a half plain half sausage and onion. Both were very good.
By far the best slices I had all day. I went in planning to order just a cheese slice, but when I saw a Sicilian coming out of the oven, I had to ask what it was. The woman at the counter confirmed it was Sicilian, and I immediately added one to my order — a decision I didn’t regret for a second.
Both slices were excellent. The cheese slice earns an 8.3/10, and the Sicilian comes in at an 8.1/10. Neither slice was greasy at all, and the crunch was outstanding — the kind of crisp that would probably register on a Richter scale.
Luigi’s is cash only, which some people don’t love, but I respect it. I’m a cash-is-king guy, and it fits the old-school vibe. The dining room has a few tables, though not many, and it looks like they may be expanding. I took my slices to go and ate outside on a stone slab, admiring the classic Luigi’s neon sign — a really nice touch for a neighborhood pizzeria.
This place is a high recommendation. Not only was it the best slice of the day, it’s easily my second-favorite pizza spot in all of New York City. If you’re in Brooklyn, Luigi’s is a must-stop.
The slices are served on metal trays, and from the very first bite, I was hooked. There’s something truly special about that perfect crisp crust, tangy sauce, and molten cheese.
It’s fascinating that this family-owned gem has been a neighborhood staple since 1973, preserving authentic traditions across generations.
In my opinion, Luigi’s serves some of the finest pizza in all of New York City. If you’re craving quintessential classic NYC-style slices, this is the spot.
I highly recommend it, especially for first-time visitors to the city. Note that it’s a cash-only establishment, which only adds to its charming old-school vibe.
In the case of Luigi’s we got everything we hoped for, and more: a warm welcome and a slice (or four) of pizza made with love and attention.
The whole family seem to be busy working, keeping the long line of customers fed and happy, and I loved being handed my pizza by the lady behind the counter with the words “they ya go, honey, enjoy!”. You could feel the love they put into feeding people.
We may never get the chance to visit New York again, but if we do, we’re going for a slice at Luigi’s!
It is a shop that has preserved its old-school American character, with an owner who is more than just a great person.
There was an issue with our payment, and in the end he treated us to the meal, which deeply moved us.
Warm thanks, the Greeks.