Perizia Kosher Pizza

I ordered once from
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The delivery fee to where I live is understandable, but the issue was that I ordered two cheese borekas and they sent one potato, one cheese. I called to complain, and they didn’t want to send me the right boreka or at least offer me credit or anything like that. Poor, poor customer service, and it makes me not want to ever buy anything from them again. What else spoiled the deal for me was that they sent an old, white-​haired, nasty Israeli guy to make the delivery. I added a tip to the order through the website, although this guy deserved not a tip, but a punch in the face. First, he calls and asks me, in poor English, what the address is, and I tell him, the address and suite number are on the order. Read the printout. Then, when he gets to the address, he refuses to get out of his car and actually deliver the order to my door. Mind you that I paid a $ 12 delivery fee (a cab would cost more than that, honestly, so it’s worth it for me), but nonetheless, I never heard in my life of a delivery guy who refuses to bring the delivery to the door! That’s the whole point of his job, for crying out loud. I should have called up and complained then and there, to both the establishment and the website. I had to leave my desk in my office and go out to the car to get my own order. It was an awful, awful experience, and the three stars are given purely on the basis of the quality of the food itself. A boreka and a couple of fresh mozzarella slices were pretty good.
The location, I’d imagine, is convenient for those who live or travel or shop near the Kings Highway/​East 16^th area. There’s lots of buses that go from here to Marine Park, and I’d guess that could be a draw to this place.

I took a gamble when I came here because there are mixed reviews, but I wasn’t disappointed. I got a penne a la vodka, a white pizza, Cajun fries, and falafel. The owner was very nice and friendly. Also the workers took my order quickly even though it was fairly busy.
The pizza came warm and crispy just the way I like it. I will even come back here just for the Cajun fries and falafel!
I recommend this spot for good reliable pizza.

They have great pizza, salads, pasta and delicious falafel. Their prices are decent and they have quick delivery. Order food from here all the time and am never disappointed.

I reserve my 5-​star reviews for subjective purposes, and I’m giving one because these are my favorite falafel in the city. They are always made fresh, and they have just the right ratio of crispy outside to soft, warm inside. Never tastes too greasy.
The falafel comes either in a pita sandwich (with whole wheat option! and sauerkraut inside, fyi) or just as a side of 5 balls (includes tahini on side). For just $ 2.50 I end up ordering that side pretty much anytime I’m walking by. See you next time!

Its Labor Day and we live in Brooklyn in an apartment building no room to BBQ. However, when family comes we order Perizia. Never disappoints! We ordered a cheese pie, baked ziti, salads, and a bunch of appetizers and everyone is in love. The delivery was very fast, the food is very fresh, the variety is amazing something for everyone and I highly recommend this place. Give it a try!

Got off the train from work and was super hungry, Unilocaled this place and walked in based in the reviews. The pizza was amazing, the sauce and the crispiness was perfect. I tried the falafel sandwich and was blown away, it’s a must try and I was not disappointed. Friendly staff, good service, very clean and the food prices are very fair.

Didn’t like the pizza or the soup. Very plain, no taste. Only Kosher pizzeria in the neighborhood though

The eggplant calzone is mostly sauce and has only a little bit of eggplant. The spicy fries are good.

The Falafel is as good as I had it in Jerusalem! Great Job guys keep it up! Salads are fresh and delish!

I found a hair in my pizza, gross! The manager or owner not sure who he is but he is nasty and he treats his employees terribly. I will not be giving this establishment my business.

AMAZING FOOD. I just ordered online and it came within minutes and it was so fresh and hot. LOVED IT. Would recommend it in a heart beat. PLUS amazing customer service. Called and they took their time to help me choose.

I just got a slice of cheese pizza, and then walked to the cash register to pay. No one acknowledged me. Not the guy who warmed my pizza, who did not seem to have the privilege of charging my order. Not the other man behind the counter who was assisting two people who came to the restaurant after I arrived and ordered. He assisted them, and rang them up while I stood there. Nor did the man who looked like the owner of the business, who sat behind a computer, clicking away with utter tedium.
Finally, as my pizza cooled on my plate, the second dude behind the counter rang up my order. $ 2.50. This better be some great cheese pizza. It wasn’t. It was fine. Not bad, not great, but considering that I was ignored as a customer, it felt like I paying paying a lot for so little. There are several other pizza joints in the area that are way more worth your time and money, including J&R and Vesuvius, however there is a Unilocal deal here (which I didn’t take advantage of and now wish I had). The only other upside of this place is that it serves far more than pizza. Read the other reviews if you’re interested in that information. To me, the service, the price and the pizza made it not worth a second visit.
Update: I did receive a note from the owner or the person who handles Unilocal reviews. The letter was polite and professional, and did an okay job explaining why the service was the way it was. Some of these things are out of everyone’s hands as it is a kosher place, others were not, like my being ignored by everyone. However, I appreciate the followup customer service. Bumped up a star.

I love perizia! Their pizza is amazing. The sauce the cheese, it’s almost always the perfect bite. I go here a lot, and will try to remember to «check in» on Unilocal every once in a while. Every time I go I get a plain slice & a small fries (which are awesome, like soft yummy potato pillows) & I switch it up, like once a soup, sometimes falafel balls sometimes an extra interesting slice. I’m never Really disappointed by anything. the small fries r a good size for two people. The large is good for two hungry people :)
Their slice w green olives is rly delicious too.
Surprisingly, their lentil soup is great too– I tried it thinking I would be disappointed but I’m officially a Fan! & ask for it every time I go there (they don’t have it all the time) I don’t like their tomato soup or mushroom barley…
Criticism Alert: Ok so a couple times the dough was thicker or thinner on the pizza– which is actually usually a deal breaker at Other kosher pizza spots! & their soup usually always has too many vegetables in it. It’s more rustic, & home style like, than cleaned up & pretty. (I realize saying their soup is not «cleaned up» in a review for a food joint isn’t ideal, I’m sure there’s a better wording, but I hope u understand what I mean by this.!) it’s yummy as hell don’t get it twisted! It has such great flavor. I dig out the lentils and drink the broth.
Overall… This place just has something that keeps me coming back. Great job guys.

Let me be honest, before trying this place Kosher Italian was synonymous with «tomato sauce and cardboard». Something I only ate under duress. So, when my friends from work ordered from there I would pass. Then, one day I forgot my lunch and was too lazy to walk, so I ordered. What a pleasant surprise! I had the Minestrone, it was better than some of the mainstream Italian places I frequent. Now, I order with my friends once a week and look forward to it. They also have an excellent falafel!

Went there twice recently after reading the good reviews. It did not disappoint! The pizza is really good and the prices are incredibly reasonable. I had a Sicilian vegetable slice big enough for even my enormous appetite. I did get a thin slice with green olives which was better and I will stick with that going forward. The crust isn’t floppy which is great and holds the toppings really nicely. I also liked the large selection of toppings, my brother had fried eggplant and I will get that next time. There is a check in deal for a free soda which is a nice bonus. I’m a fan of this place and will be back.

My son had 7 friends over to watch football today and they were hungry!
I ordered from here and the order came about 45 minutes later.
The boys raved about this pizza, quickly finishing 2 slices each.
Thank u Perizia Pizza! You saved the day!

THE BEST KOSHER PIZZA AROUND!!! I’ve been coming to Perizia for over 3 years now and they never disappoint me. From the ordinary pizzas and calzones to the fresh salads and pastas this place will always make u wanna come back! Oh and did I mention the FALAFEL??? They by far have the best falafel I’ve ever had!!! Staff is extremely friendly and prices are great! They also offer free delivery which is great. Will definitely continue ordering from this place!!!

The pizza here is no doubt delicious, but the service is crap! I don’t understand why its a pain in the ass to order pizza over the phone. Like, hello? You do speak English, and I speak English too. Why is it so hard for you to understand that all I want is «Regular pie, well done and crispy!!!»
One time I try to place an order over the phone, and right in the middle of my order he hanged up on me! Like are you serious? I called again, he answered, didn’t even have the courtesy to apologize to me, and he took my order. Since then I just go in person to make my order, since its too much for him to take my order over the phone.
Also, the falafel salad was meh, nothing great. I’m not a fan of overly fried and dried falafel. It gave me such a stomach ache that I never ordered their falafel ever again. I just stick with their regular pizza whenever I even bother going over there.
I had better kosher pizza on Avenue U, then here on Kings Highway.

I go here about once a week for lunch.
The pizza is good, you don’t really notice the place is kosher except for the missing pepperoni or chicken toppings. But since I don’t eat any of meat, I don’t really miss it.
They also have falafel, which I love, and it’s done well.
The prices are normal kosher food prices, a little more then normal prices but it’s kosher.
The thing that annoys me is the service is SO slow. Not so much waiting for your food, but paying for it. You have the owners and the workers… the workers work pretty quick, but the owners seem a annoyed and are a little rude. The owners seem to be the only ones who run the register as well.
The last time I was there, I already had my food and was just waiting to pay when they ran up the two people behind me before I actually said something. This wasn’t the first time this has happened either.
I also think they should post a sign somewhere they you only get 3 different options in your falafel sandwich. The first couple of times I went I wasn’t told this, and only on my last visit after I had three options in, was I informed. It’s totally fine, but a sign would have been nice.

Decent for kosher pizza. Working on getting better. Need to cook their pizza more — too doughy.