Brooklyn Pizza

Really good pizza and wings. Staff is always friendly and polite. My go-​to place in town that delivers.

Had a taste for pizza Saturday nite but didn’t want to go out. Disappointed in delivery with Pizza Hut, Papa Johns and Domino decided to try Brooklyn Pizza.
They said pizza should arrive in 45 minutes but the our surprised it showed up in 30 minutes and totally surprised. Ordered the Supreme, it look so good and hot didn’t think about taking a photo. Pie was really good and only reason gave 4 stars because plan on ordering again and want to see if they can repeat. So long other pizza guys.

This place is good as hell. The pizza is fantastic, very cheesy and good quality ingredients, the staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, and everything else Iv tried on their menu tastes great too. (Cheeseburgers, garlic knots, French fries etc)

When it comes to classic New York style pizza, Brooklyn does a pretty good job. Coming from someone who adores pizza more than life, this is definitely one of my go to pizza joints for a late night bite. For one, they are usually open later than other small joints AND they make great pizza. I do have to point out that they once served me Garlic Knots with barely any garlic, BUT they made up for it and now know that Garlic Knots should be DRENCHED in yummy Garlic. I’m a big fan of Pepperoni and Black Olives which is what I’ll usually get. The prices are also great compared to the likes of Decent Pizza and Gaines Street Pies. Try em out!

This is the first and last time ordering here. When I called I was out on hold for a long time. I had to hang up and call back.
I decided to go with the white garlic chicken pizza with little garlic on only half. When it came time for me to give my card number I was out on hold again.
One good thing I can say is the pizza arrived earlier than I expected. The delivery drive wasn’t aware I had paid over the phone and he didn’t even have a pen for me to sign the receipt with.
When I opened the pizza not only was it completely missing garlic but also the chicken.
Naturally I decided to call them and the same person answered. She couldn’t care less that my order was wrong, and she didn’t offer any help. There was no manager for me to speak with, and she might be in in the morning, because she has no set schedule.
The pizza was ok but a medium def isn’t worth $ 15. Boo this place and their customers service.

Overall, a solid, tasty pizza at a more than reasonable price.
Brooklyn Pizza offers a no frills meno that gets you exactly what you want, without all the indecision. Having tried the white pizza, I can now say that I was impressed by the quality of the ingredients, particulary the crust. They are happy to deliver, but the specials are the real draw for this place. Try it out!

This might be the best Pizza around here, BUT… it falls short of authentic up north pizza. With that said, the pizza is good enough and their cheese knots are pretty good (although a bit overpriced). The lunch and daily specials are worth checking out.

I love this place. As far as I can tell, it is the most authentic NYC-​style pizza in Tallahassee. AND it’s cheap. In my opinion, this place is better than any of the other pizza joints in Tallahassee that are all charging significantly more for a pie. Go here, you will be happy that you did.

Good Pizza — no frills menu — self serve soft-​drinks AND iced tea. The «sell» here is the value. The lunch special is a winner (six bucks).
If you want pizza — and you’re close-​by, then by all means come. It’s worth passing every corporate pizza to buy it.

These are a few of my favorite things, Brooklyn and Pizza. When you combine the two, enlightenment may be achieved. There’s a certain authenticity and more importantly, a specific taste that comes to mind when you think of a slice from the City That Never Sleeps.
In Tallahassee, we have Brooklyn Pizza. And it’s a damn fine slice of pie. Chewy, dense, and a crisp crust make for an above average pizza. The Supreme is loaded with meats and veggies and the flavor profiles pair well together. Of course an extra sprinkle of Parmesan and red pepper flakes don’t hurt, either.
The garlic knots are garlicky and this guy ain’t complaining. Not the best knots in town, but still decent. Garlic, cheese and bread. Don’t expect much else. Honestly, what else do you really need, though?
Brooklyn Pizza has outstanding lunch specials. $ 6 (tax included) for 10 different options. Truly, a steal. The store is usually quiet — I’ve never encountered a rush. However, they’re open late. Until 3 am on weekends!
Now, I’m no genius but instead of ringing the bell for a taco (wink) during those late night hours, call up the great, local pizza joint on Pensacola Street. You’ll be glad you did.

This pizza stux. Fukn Albanian crap. Not real. Pizza sauce base comes from a can. The pizza dough is old. The toppings are not of quality. Stay away…

There’s many reasons why this place impressed me.
First let’s just talk about the fact that they are open until 3am! Wow. I mean, I realize its a college town, but I was still pleasantly surprised.
The pizza… very good. Very very good.
Small and dimly lit, a good place to grab a bite to eat after drinking or even to catch a bite with friends.
Wasn’t too hard to find.
Great service. The girl who helped us was super nice.
Not a lot of parking or seating though.
But what’s better than a pizza place that stays open until 3am… that actually makes crazy good pizza?!

Went to this place right after the Florida football game and managed to beat the crowd. The food is awesome and reasonably priced. It can get crowded here and parking is not good when busy. Great spot to come and eat after the game.

Best pizza I’ve found in Tallahassee. It’s thin crust NY Style as the name suggests. I’ve ordered pizza here several times in the past couple of months and service has been great. I enjoy drinking an ice cold beer while I wait for my pizza. The meatball sub is also pretty tasty. My only complaint/​suggestion is that I wish they would add an Italian Coldcut Sub to their menu.
Bottom Line: I strongly recommend if you’re looking for thin crust pizza.

Best pizza in Tallahassee! Love the spinach and feta pizza. I love how thin the crust is. They have really great specials everyday.

I’ve come here many times over the years. If you’re looking for good NY style pizza, this is the best you’ll get in Tallahassee. And, you can always get it by the slice here. Prices & quality are good. Why bother with the generic chains — just go to Brooklyn.

It is with a heavy heart that I am giving Brooklyn a bad review. I am a Tallahassee local at my roots; I LOVED Brooklyn. Key word– loved. I have returned home after a four month hiatus. My main issue is that THE PIZZA IS DIFFERENT. Half the cheese, half the pepperoni, and HALF THE FLAVOR. My heart is broken. To compound a bad experience both of the employees working this evening were rude to me. The male on the phone made a snarkey comment when I asked what the deal of the day was and the had me repeat my order of a pepperoni pizza TWICE. The snobby girl behind the counter was so unfriendly and didn’t even say thank you or have a nice day. I will be dreaming of Decent Pizza when I am away from now on. :-(

Decent pizza by the slice. Always a little off when it’s reheated w added veggies. Basically put luke warm spinach and mushrooms on my reheated slice. Will come back and try a bagel though. But hey, I guess pizza is never really bad. This was just medium.

Probably the best pizza I have had since I moved to Tallahassee. If you are a fan of crispy, thin crust pizza, this is the only place I have found in town that does it.
I didn’t eat in, so I can’t comment on the service. The place was clean and the inside looked friendly.
My only issue is that the toppings and cheese were a little thin. The mozzarella had good flavor and was good quality unlike the Elmer’s Glue cheese food I have experienced at other places in town. I would have liked a bit more on the pizza, but I will rectify that by ordering extra cheese the next time.
All in all I like it.

Pretty OK Pizza. A bit off the mark for NY Pizza though. Was actually a bit too thin. Crust felt like it had been sitting around for awhile, maybe from lunch 7 hours before hand. Cheese was kind of lacking on it, too thin to support any sauce.
The flavor of it was good though, I’ll give it that, but the consistency was off. Would give it a 3 given the fact it is in Tallahassee which has a lot of pizza places but a shortage of good pizza, if this was up north would be a 2. The sausage was authentic and sliced appropriately long ways. I used to live in Chicago and my gf is from NYC.