Big Ass Slices

most NYC slice I’ve had in philly. perfect. better than nypd pizza. probably the best non-​gourmet pizza in town.

So, the food is decent when you go and they have what you want but I legit just went in at 2pm and they were out of plain pizza. Also out of pepperoni and basically anything normal that wasn’t buffalo chicken or BBQ chicken. Seriously?

Great place… Was visiting Philly for the weekend with some friends and we went there multiple times the pizza was so good! Friendly staff and the slices really are huge. Def a spot to check out in the Old City area!

Amazing selection — I had the chorizo and was blown away. My wife loved the veggie. We sat outside and watched the people go by on Market Street. Saw lots of other folks enjoying tater tots, too.

music is entirely too loud — completely disrupts the peace of the block. The pizza is only great if you are blackout drunk. But really, they need to stop blasting music OUTDOORS after 9pm. Do you not realize there are people that live in this area??!

Wouldn’t go back ok taste lacked ingredients for $ 7:25 of mostly dough and a drizzle of BBQ sauce

One thing that is true is, yes they do have some pretty big ass slices of pizza. The pizza is ok, nothing to spectacular about it, nothing worth shouting about. If you look at their competition, (I am not going to name drop their competitors) Big Ass Slice is just average. There is no «wow» factor to it, other than the size of their slice. I am not knocking these guys mind you. They get you in, out, and fed, filling a void you might have had. The staff working here they keep that fluid pace going, showing a great deal of patience with people unsure of their decision.
The pizza end of it, could be kept in the oven a little longer. Nobody is a fan of doughy pizza, and if you are then more power to you. If you don’t know what «doughy» is, its when the dough isn’t cooked enough. Perfect example would be grab a slice of bread, and start to form a bread ball, you’d see what I am talking about.
In all these guys are ok, a few kinks here and there, which is an easy fix by the way. All you have to do is ask, and they will accommodate to your needs. Big Ass Slice, you get a big thumbs up.

Good pizza and big slices. Small store has outdoor seating.

First experience and I have to say it’s not bad. Service was ok, chicken and bacon slice could be a little less dry. But overall not a bad experience, will give it another shot.

This place used to be a good spot to grab a slice after the bars closed, but the pizza has undergone some changes for the worse. Their chicken pizzas, which used to be good, are now extremely dry and salty. The chicken is now shredded instead of cubed, which makes it tough. Also, their ranch dressing is the worst I’ve ever had. I don’t know if it maybe was out for too long, but it was definitely off.

I ordered a few slices for the crew on a early Saturday night during drinking. As I stood in line, I hear the line that I’ve heared time and again. «its pretty good for xxx». Replace the xxx for Philadelphia, Richmond, Oregon, Seattle or any city I’m in for the week. Of course I responded with «where in NY are you from.?» Immediately I knew to order the cheese slice or the pepperoni. Anything else would likely be a travesty. the slices were very large, and crust was thin. Flavor was good. In end, we really enjoyed our experience and it was «pretty good for Philadelphia»…

Ernesto knows his pizza. That chicken parm blew my socks off. He makes me want to come back every weekend.

Came here when I was in the area and I thought the pizza was OK. Greasy and quick. The «big slice» is literally just two regular slices not cut … get it? Eh. The jig is up.

Buffalo chicken is where it’s at. $ 3 slices, good sauce to cheese ratio. Great place.

Open until late at night, but what they have available is limited the later it is at night. I would recommend getting a plain slice over most of the other toppings.
I tried a slice of plain and a slice of BBQ chicken pizza. The BBQ chicken was dry and not very flavorful. The plain wasn’t bad. It wasn’t dry, but there wasn’t anything that distinguished it.
It was the closest option for us that was still open at about 2:30 am. I was just happy to eat something, but I wouldn’t go back.

After a horrible experience at marmont I just wanted something quick, and hopefully good. This pizza exceeded expectations. I got the BBQ chicken and it may have been the best BBQ chicken pizza I’ve ever had. The BBQ sauce they use has is tangy and sweet the perfect combo of sweet and spicy. My boyfriend got the pepperoni which was also pretty good. Cashier was friendly and the gentleman who cut my pizza hooked up my «little ass slice». Definitely worth a try and next time I’ll save myself the headache and stop here first.

I work in the area of this Pizza Joint and I never really paid too much attention and one faithful day, I was having lunch with a friend and we decided to give it a try. Let me say. glad we did!
I could tell from the steady stream of customers (always a good sign) that this pizza must be ok. Well, it was better than ok — it was YUMMY! I had a slice of the BBQ Chicken and it was probably one of the best that I have had. The slice as «Big» as the name suggests.
Tip: If you are in the area during lunch — they have a combo special. The prices are pretty good considering they are located in an upscale area.

This is my pizza place of choice at lunchtime during the work week. Even though the line gets long, the staff is good at managing the flow so that customers don’t wait more than 10 minutes.
The pizza slices are large and are not served so hot that they burn your tongue (good for inhaling as you run back to work). The pizza is pretty run of the mill taste-​wise – the sauce and the toppings aren’t stand out. Some of the flavor combos on the pizzas look good and I’ll have to try others – in particular their meat lovers’ looks good.
I like that they focus on just serving pizza, although I miss the stellar chocolate chip cookies Soho used to have. However, they retained the combo from the Soho days where you get two slices and a soda for ~$ 6, so I don’t mind too much.

Clearly, it seems that «Big Ass Slices» is catering to the drunken, illiterate rabble who can be found lumbering around Old City on a Friday or Saturday night. Even in the afternoon, however, when families are out with their children, the employees here ask, «Do you want a big ass slice or a little ass slice?» The vulgarity doesn’t bother me, but I think they’re pushing the gimmick too far.
The food here is OK. Nothing special. Sort of tastes cheap. Soho Pizza (which this shop replaced) was much better.
The staff seems nice and is friendly, but I usually don’t take the time to stop into this place. I prefer to ship my «ass» to other pizza establishments, to be honest.

Imagine my surprise when I realized that SoHo pizza was no more. It is now called Big Ass Slices. According to the cashier, it was sold in December and opened under the new management a couple months ago. They still use the corner oven to cook the pizza so it’s essentially the same pizza just a bigger slice!
The service was decent; we got our food quick (there was no line) and they were friendly. The slices are also huge; there’s a reason they’re called Big Ass Slices! I’ll definitely be back if I want a slice and I’m in the area.

I’ll be concise.
1. Lukewarm pizza.
2. Became sick after eating here. I was not the only person from my group who had this issue.
This was not my choice for late night food, nor will it be in the future. I’m not even going to comment on their business name of choice. I guess I just did by saying that. Ah, well.
Basically, just no. I like pizza hot, and I don’t like to feel ill after eating it.

For you spicy lovers out there, I highly recommend the Big ass slice of Pico de Gallo for $ 7. Let them know to make it well done/​crispy. You won’t regret it ;)