

Iconic pizzeria known for its coal-fired, thin-crust pies, long lines & basic, no-frills digs.
Hours
| Friday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 237 Wooster St, New Haven, CT 06511
Phone: (203) 624-5271
Website: https://www.sallysapizza.com/
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
The service was phenomenal too, especially if you go during off hours and avoid the long lines. I was in town for work and grabbed a few pizzas, and it was absolutely worth the trip. I even brought some home for my friends to enjoy and it reheated beautifully in the oven.
Truly the best pizza of my lifetime. Thank you for the experience, Sally’s.
Nina is the sweetest soul. Her kindness and positive energy made the whole experience even better. She truly made our day.
Best Italian spot around. No question. Highly recommend!
The veggie pizza (5/5) with garlic sauce was really good and definitely stood out.
The shredded chicken, however, wasn’t that great—the red sauce itself was good, but overall the combination didn’t quite work for us. (3/5)
That said, the pizza itself was good, and we’re glad we finally got the chance to try this iconic spot.
I can’t believe people wait in the cold online for like an hour just to eat this pizza. Down the block is another famous pizza place Pepes, same thing. In my opinion, it’s not New York pizza. We got the large Burrata and Basil, have to say, it looks great, not impressed. Lots of sauce, which I like, Crust too soft, not enough burrata, I think they squirt it on. Like watery ricotta. I was expecting chucks of mozzarella with the ricotta inside. Glad I pre-ordered and didn’t wait on line in the cold
We ordered two large Mozzarella & Tomato Sauce Pies, a small Bacon, Apple, Sage pie, a Caesar Salad, and a Gassosa to drink. The mozzarella and tomato pie is king for a reason. A sweet and fresh tomato sauce on a light, coal-fired crust does all the heavy lifting. The bacon and apple was unique, but I don’t love white cheese pizzas and the apple is too nuanced for me. The Caesar salad was incredible, and I pinched myself to ensure it wasn’t my taste buds boosting flavors because of the wait. The dressing isn’t too strong, and coats each leaf of fresh lettuce perfectly while dashed with just the right amount of croutons. And the gassosa complemented the pizza as I hoped it would, so I’m a big fan of the “Italian Sprite.” The amount of food was perfect for a party of five.
Angel was a great server. He under-promised and over-delivered. When we were seated, he let us know pies would take an hour. He brought our salad and drinks out quickly, and we were pleasantly surprised when food was out in about 30-40 minutes. He was quick on refills, and checked on us regularly. I enjoyed how even though there’s a lot of anticipation from patrons to get into the restaurant, and then once in receive food quickly, the staff keep the anxiety down and manage the time. They set the tone, and it makes for a great dining experience. Great service all around.
The atmosphere is everything I could hope for. A seasoned pizzeria part of the soul of a city, with fans old and new who wait for hours to get a table and share a pie. In total, I waited in line for 90 minutes, then 40 to get the pizza. It was absolutely worth the wait. Would I do it again? I’d honestly probably plan ahead and do takeout, but for my first time, I’d wait again. It was a legendary experience and well worth the memories. One Bite: 8.7/10