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Old-school, no-frills pizzeria serving up slices & calzones on paper plates.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 177 Spring St, New York, NY 10012
Phone: (212) 966-4494
Website: https://famousbenspizzaofsoho.com/
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Famous Ben Pizza of SoHo – New York Pizza
Feeding New Yorker’s Since 1979. Located In SoHo On The Corner Of Spring & Thompson. Nominated #1 Sicilian In NY!
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Nominated #1 Sicilian Pizza In NY Est. 1979 I 212.966.4494 18 “New York Style | Palermo | Pasta | Drinks Open Late Nights in SoHo …
Famous Ben’s Pizza – New York, NY – 177 Spring St – Hours, Menu …
Order Hours About. 11:00 AM-8:00 PM; Shop address is 177 Spring St, New York, NY 10012177 Spring St, New York, NY 10012; (212) 966-4494.
Reviews
Conor Heeley
01/07/2026
Came here for the Sicilian pizza. They have a pretty fantastic variety of slices, and at $6 they’re a solid value. The OG cheese slice is slightly less at 5.25, should honestly be $4 in my opinion. The place was clean when I came in shortly after opening and the guy who helped me out was nice. However, they have a “no water” policy, which is honestly why I took a star off this review. Not serving water in the year 2026 is nuts. I got the Palermo, which is very close to the Sicilian sfincione that all “Sicilian” square style pizza descends from. Just breadcrumbs, oregano and sauce on a spongy focaccia/pizza hybrid dough. It was oily in a good way, the quality of the olive oil shone through. This slice was almost too tall/thick for my liking, but I will never complain about a portion being too large. Overall, great experience. I will be back, but I will bring my water bottle with me.
Also, it is my strong and sincerely held opinion that any place that claims to be Sicilian or uses that demonym needs to fly a Sicilian flag inside and/or outside. Rep our people please.
… moreCame here for the Sicilian pizza. They have a pretty fantastic variety of slices, and at $6 they’re a solid value. The OG cheese slice is slightly less at 5.25, should honestly be $4 in my opinion. The place was clean when I came in shortly after opening and the guy who helped me out was nice. However, they have a “no water” policy, which is honestly why I took a star off this review. Not serving water in the year 2026 is nuts. I got the Palermo, which is very close to the Sicilian sfincione that all “Sicilian” square style pizza descends from. Just breadcrumbs, oregano and sauce on a spongy focaccia/pizza hybrid dough. It was oily in a good way, the quality of the olive oil shone through. This slice was almost too tall/thick for my liking, but I will never complain about a portion being too large. Overall, great experience. I will be back, but I will bring my water bottle with me.
Also, it is my strong and sincerely held opinion that any place that claims to be Sicilian or uses that demonym needs to fly a Sicilian flag inside and/or outside. Rep our people please.
Damien Hoban
Great spot for quality pizza by the slice.
No contactless payments so bring a physical card if you have one,… or cash.
… moreNo contactless payments so bring a physical card if you have one,… or cash.
Mike Reviewed It!
Heard I had to get the upside down slice. Crusty. Good sauces. Parmigiana is tasty. Plenty of seating inside for a summer Sunday on Spring. No ac though
… moreShaziCee Ohhh
Great little find as we strolled along looking for something to eat. Fabulous pizza and Calzones. Great old time background music like Elvis and Frank Sinatra. It’s like a diner but for all things pizza. Loved it.
… moregunsbound
I really like the italian feast pizza slice. It taste just like what I want from sausage pepper and onions. The old fashion pepperoni is good. Fountain rootbeer soda was okay.
… moreShilun Wu
Food was okay, but way overpriced. It’s $6.50 per slice, double the price of comparable pizza stores in Manhattan. It’s in Soho, so I guess the location somewhat justifies the markup. They do have a restroom that you can use if you are a paying customer.
They do NOT take cards. It’s Cash Only. They have multiple signs that say POS is down, but based on the ATM available inside, I’m guessing their terminal will be down for years.
… moreThey do NOT take cards. It’s Cash Only. They have multiple signs that say POS is down, but based on the ATM available inside, I’m guessing their terminal will be down for years.
Marie Kay
I would not pay 5 dollars for a regular slice. The owner justified it by saying the rent is high. If the slice was good then they would be selling enough slices to make the rent. I had to put salt and condiments to make it taste good. The slide was so thin and barely any juice came out the slice. Sign of very little ingredients. Not your top notch nyc slice.
… moreJohn Kim
Been going here for 30+ years. True Yorker pizza by the slice spot. The tomato and onions and the Palermo is what they’re know for but the regular Sicilian (square) is also excellent. Recommend for quick slice on the go.
… moreAmy Kang
Had a quick bite while strolling around SoHo.
While I was going to college at NYU this was a spot to go (over few decades ago) and still good.
Broccoli pizza was sour so we returned and got spinach pizza. That slice was the best.
Reasonable price for city and good pizza for a quick bite.
… moreWhile I was going to college at NYU this was a spot to go (over few decades ago) and still good.
Broccoli pizza was sour so we returned and got spinach pizza. That slice was the best.
Reasonable price for city and good pizza for a quick bite.