Social Profile: 
✔️Brunch ✔️Lunch ✔️Dinner ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out ✔️Delivery
… View more
Experience the authentic flavors of New York, right here at Grandma’s NY Pizza! From hand-tossed pizzas loaded with premium toppings to hearty pastas, fresh salads, and indulgent desserts, every bite is crafted with love and tradition. Whether dining in, taking out, or catering for an event, we’re here to serve up deliciousness that feels like home.
Hours
| Sunday | 11:45 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 911 Duluth Hwy 120 Suite E3, Lawrenceville, GA 30043
Phone: (770) 995-5200
Website: https://grandmasnypizza.com/
Menu Photos
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
Order Online – Grandma’s N.Y. Pizza
911 DULUTH HIGHWAY, LAWRENCEVILLE, GA. Change location. Delivery. Pickup. Pickup from 911 DULUTH HIGHWAY, LAWRENCEVILLE, GA. Schedule your order for later.
Grandma’s N.Y. Pizza
See our latest menu, find our hours, and order online directly from us. Locations in Suwanee, GA, LAWRENCEVILLE, GA, Cumming, GA.
Grandma’s NY Pizza & Pasta – View Menu & Order Online – Slice
Order online at one of the best restaurants in Lawrenceville, GA! Grandma’s NY Pizza & Pasta is a neighborhood favorite. Quick delivery and exclusive offers …
Reviews
Ashley Fromm
Super friendly staff but when you pay $23 for a medium pizza it would be nice if #1 the pizza was cut all the way through and #2 if after waiting 10 minutes before you even try to pick up a slice, it would be great if all of the cheese and toppings didn’t slide right off! Waste of good money!
… moreAlberto Santos
Grandma’s N.Y. Pizza is an absolute gem! From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted with outstanding service and a warm, inviting atmosphere. The food is simply super delicious – every slice is a taste of perfection. What truly sets Grandma’s apart is their fantastic selection of drinks, offering something for everyone with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. This place has it all and is a must-visit for any pizza lover!
… morejonny louis
The guy was amazing and super friendly! He was great with everyone I saw him interact with! Pizza was great as well! 10 outta 10 for sure
… moreChristina Myers
The owner was very friendly and the food was good. Their cauliflower crust had a good flavor, although it seemed like the center wasn’t cooked all the way. The hot wing sauce and homemade ranch tasted very good.
… moreJeanne Hester
The lunch specials are great! I had 2 pieces of cheese pizza and a drink for $8. The slices are HUGE (took a picture of 1 slice) and the sweet tea was perfect!!! We had zeppoles for dessert and they were delicious! We dug in and ate them before any pictures could be taken LOL!
… moreJessica Coral
My family loves it. The food is great! My favorite spot for some real New York style pizza. The owner is very nice and friendly.
… moreMaria Mason
Stopped by early on Saturday and grabbed some slices and a Greek salad. Service was really good and our food came out fast.
My Greek salad was fresh and a good value for the price. The pizza slices were amazing and I especially loved the sauce. Total meal, including a beer, was less than $30. We would definitely visit again.
… moreMy Greek salad was fresh and a good value for the price. The pizza slices were amazing and I especially loved the sauce. Total meal, including a beer, was less than $30. We would definitely visit again.
Toya Jordan
I wish that would have taken pictures but we tore into it as soon as I put the boxes on the table. The grandma’s pie is by far the best pizza I have had out of all the places I’ve visited across the country from Callifornia to Maine, no exaggeration! They use very fresh ingredients and you can tell they treat the pizza like art, carefully placing each vegetable and/or meat. Every time that I come in to pick up my order, the owner is as authentic as his food. If you have not tried Grandma’s N.Y. Pizza, you are missing out!
… moreDarci Wells
We arrived at 8:04 pm, well before the posted 9:00 pm closing time on Google and on the door. The restaurant was empty except for one person waiting on a to-go order.
As soon as my mother and I walked in, four employees at the counter turned and stared at us. A man asked if we were dining in or to-go. When I said dine in, he looked at a clock and said, “You have 30 minutes. No, 26 minutes to eat and go. We close dining at 8:30.” When we started to just leave, he waved toward the dining room and said, “You now have 25 minutes.”
When the waitress came over, I asked if we would have enough time if we ordered right away. Her response was, “Well, what do you want?” When I said salad and pizza, she told us to order a mini pizza because it cooks faster.
At that point, it was clear we were not welcome. I told her I didn’t feel like they wanted us there, and her response was simply, “Yeah.”
I haven’t dined in for about six months since moving across town, but I regularly order delivery for work, usually serving 10-15.
I completely understand giving customers a heads-up when they arrive within the last 15–20 minutes of closing. That said, nearly an hour before posted closing time felt unnecessary and unwelcoming. If the dining room closes at 8:30, that should be clearly communicated. I hope management takes a look at how this situation was handled, as it cost them a loyal customer.
… moreAs soon as my mother and I walked in, four employees at the counter turned and stared at us. A man asked if we were dining in or to-go. When I said dine in, he looked at a clock and said, “You have 30 minutes. No, 26 minutes to eat and go. We close dining at 8:30.” When we started to just leave, he waved toward the dining room and said, “You now have 25 minutes.”
When the waitress came over, I asked if we would have enough time if we ordered right away. Her response was, “Well, what do you want?” When I said salad and pizza, she told us to order a mini pizza because it cooks faster.
At that point, it was clear we were not welcome. I told her I didn’t feel like they wanted us there, and her response was simply, “Yeah.”
I haven’t dined in for about six months since moving across town, but I regularly order delivery for work, usually serving 10-15.
I completely understand giving customers a heads-up when they arrive within the last 15–20 minutes of closing. That said, nearly an hour before posted closing time felt unnecessary and unwelcoming. If the dining room closes at 8:30, that should be clearly communicated. I hope management takes a look at how this situation was handled, as it cost them a loyal customer.
Juan Garcia
Haven’t been around here in a long time glad I stopped by grandmas by pizza my daughter loved the spaghetti and the calzone was great haven’t had quality in a longtime frank was real nice family owned buisness
… more