Bravo Pizza

I was away from NYC for a couple of years and I missed ny pizza sooooo much. Bravo pizza was great– not because I have not had it for a long time but because it is good. I started going to bravo pizza since 2009 and always good. By the way, bravo pizza is now kosher. Definitely recommend it

Now listen, if I can get free pizza? It’s a win.
During the Israeli day parade last week, some guy from Bravo came around with many pies handing out slices. I don’t know if this was a scheme or what, but it got me hooked. The pizza was good, the flavors were delicious, and I will happily show up at Bravo on a regular afternoon.

Not sure why this place has such a low rating. I ordered delivery slice of spinach and a Greek salad. The pizza is amazing! Stayed crispy and warm and it’s so flavorful. I have been eating a lot of take out this week because I’m here on business and this is the best meal I’ve had. Highly recommend!

Excellent!
Very tasty!
Pizza with pasta on the top, with salsa on the top.
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I love their deap dish and regular pizza. I believe they only take cash. Sit in times sqaure and eat your pizza! Whats not to like?!

Lunch meeting = free pizza (mouth says woo hoo, calorie counter says noooo).
Ordered from this place to meet Kosher dietary restriction of meeting organizer, no big deal however…
Lousy arse pizza. Bland and very chewy.
On the plus side it arrived exactly on time, but still, if they ordered this again, I’d go get my own lunch. That’s right, I would skip FREE PIZZA. Yeah you heard me.

This pizza is definitely overpriced and the staff there look unhappy, not the friendliest environment. The seating area is very cramped and it is uncomfortable to move around. The taste is average, for two regular slices and a water it was about $ 10 bucks. I would recommend eating at another place.

It’s New York and Kosher so I anticipated it would cost more than I would pay at home, but it didn’t. The price was reasonable and the food was good. It was the perfect place to stop for a quick lunch.

This is a good place for pizza! Get something saucey it’s delicious, considering the prices of other pizza places this place is on the more expensive side of things but maybe that’s because that it’s kosher in that particular location, I found the food somewhat fresh and nice,
one staff member was great but all the others really need to get a crash course on good costumer service.

I called to order 29 pies for a function and asked the gentleman to have them delivered at 11:30am. He then told me that he couldn’t do 11:30, but could do 11:45am. I said that was fine, but I wanted to start serving at noon. Once I said that, the manager said they were very busy and that it would probably be noon that they’d be able to deliver. When I questioned why I was given a different time interval each time I asked, I was told that I was «pressing them. I’m only ordering 29 pies and they get orders for hundreds». Thank you Bravo (Alberto) for telling me that my order and my business isn’t worth your time.

They have a major attitude problem. I ordered my 2 slices of pizza and when I requested no ice with my soda. The Cashier lady said with ATTITUDE… that all free drinks come with ice. Then told me to remember that. This isn’t the first time that same lady has been rude to me. What I will remember is not to come back to this place. Honestly I don’t need the attitude with my lunch. There are plenty of other pizza joints in NY that have similar deals.

A regular slice is $ 3.35.
Kosher
crust was chewy and the pie had just come out of the oven :(
some workers behind the counter have a bit of an attitude
one and done for me unless my office gets pizza from here and it’s free.

The pizza is really Kosher and it’s really delicious. However the whole place is a little bit expensive. For a place so close to Times Square, I guess the price isn’t over the top, provided they have a really nice room to sit, decent wall decoration and absolutely tasty Kosher/​vegetarian pizza.

Very busy, but contained. The manager was professional, the pizza and pasta looked amazing. Tasted perfect and I will definitely be back.

Pizza isn’t bad
But they have a major attitude problem
I Asked a question and they starting give me so much attitude
customers ALWAYS come 1^st way not here

Expensive, but one of the best pizza’s I have ever had in my life.
Wish the pasta wasn’t a fortune though for something they just serve from their hotplate.
Pizza da solo on Madison comes to mind as well, but you’re paying $ 15 for pizza there.
Non-​kosher taste and vibe, but its kosh!

Great place! Delicious pizza! Kosher!
Not a lot of sitting, but believe me it worth it for the pizza.
When I will be in the city next time definitely will stop there again.

I came here for a friend who specifically wanted Kosher pizza. It was good, but like most reviews, a little more expensive for the quality that I got in comparison to other Kosher pizza I’ve had (ie UwS).
I had one deep dish onion and mushroom pizza slice which was delicious and one regular slice which was also good. The slices could’ve been slightly warmer, cheesier and definitely bigger for what I paid for.
However, I’d come back and recommend this place to other people who need a quick Kosher slice in Midtown judt expect to pay around $ 5 a slice.

So I finally decided to stop by my «fave» pizza place with fresh mozzarella pizza… they’ve gotten extra ridiculous! I first visited about 7yrs ago and every time I’ve came back to NY, I’ve always stopped for my slice.
Today for the first time in 3yrs I went back and I am no longer impressed. The fresh mozzarella is still relatively good but the crust is extremely thin, sauce tasted different and in general, they have gotten way too over-​priced!
They were advertising 2 slices of PLAIN cheese pizza and a fountain drink for $ 9 ($ 10 with tax) and it was nothing short of laughable that they would even think that’s supposed to be perceived as a «deal.» You can get a can of the same soda for about $ 1. So really it’s like $ 4.50 per a slice for PLAIN pizza. It’s decent pizza, but not mind blowing enough to spend that much on it. My two slices of «gourmet pizza» came to the same amount and I don’t think it’s worth it so I will be seeking out alternatives. Sorry but I don’t plan on returning.

Weak veggie pizza. Overpriced at more than $ 5 a slice.
Regular slice was decent but was $ 3.25…
Guy at the counter made me laugh, but the crowd here is so odd. Since the tables are so close to one another, everyone is on top of each other, and if you sit in the back, everyone waiting on line for the bathroom stares you down, which makes for an uncomfortable setting.