Pizza Boy II

I just moved to the area from Chicago (NY pizza is much better) and I’m so happy I discovered this place. The pizza is absolutely delicious and they provide the best customer service. Everyone behind he counter is always extremely friendly and the owner goes out of his way to greet everyone. Glad I found my local pizza spot!

5 stars for your pizza but I have to give 1 stars for your new guy who works there. I’ve been coming to this pizzeria for years i grew up in this neighborhood and my family have all loved your pizza. This new counter guy roughly talking male with earrings is extremely rough spoken. Made a pick up order and he basically yelled and was incredibly rude over the phone I almost just hung out and opted to not order. Please serious talk to this guy about his customer service skills, it really is ruining your image. This is probably the fifth time I’ve been rudely talked to and I’ve finally decided to write a review.

Extremely rude service over the phone. I tried calling to order a meal for a family with a new baby and the man was very impatient with me and hung up the phone. I tried calling back but they turned their fax machine on and thus couldn’t get through. I wouldn’t even bother attempting to order with this pizza place but the family requested pizza from here. If you’re trying to order or ask questions via phone, stay away from this rude place. There are plenty of other pizza places in NYC to pick from.

This place is great. The pizza is delicious and I die for their garlic knots. So yummy. What makes this place even better is the people who work here are so nice and the service is pretty quick.

Best Pizza in the world. Love this place. The baby pizza is just so perfecto. They charge card and have Stewart drinks.

New to the neighborhood as I recently moved to the area. This is the First, and sadly the last time I will come here!!! Counter person was very impatient and not friendly. Pizza was blah. And sauce gave me heartburn. I will explore Papa Sals next and try them out. Stay tuned!

They are an Woodside institution! Their pizza is light, crispy and not overly cheesy. I think best in queens. I’ve been going here for thirty years and pizza is consistent. Taste like it did in the ‘80s. Hot entrees are all really good too. Sicilian is amazing too!

Best pizza in queens! Thin crisp and consistent. DO NOT ORDER DELIVERY IT SUCKS! but overall delicious pizza

After a two hour and 30 minute wait for delivery all they kept saying was «it’ll be a few more minutes». Despite it being New Years day, 2 hours and 30 minutes is unacceptable, especially for being a few blocks away. The pizza isn’t even that special.

Very rude guy. Stood there for 5 minutes trying to order when no one was there (at the counter). Worker asked me to move out of the way to place something on the counter. I said something he turned his back to me wtf? Weird? Anyway the pizza isn’t that amazing here thin slices super expensive and some of the workers are shitty think I’m done here. Waste your money if you want. Just giving you a heads up!

Pizza Boy is a few blocks from the 61^st Street, 7 Train stop in Woodside right under the elevated tracks. It provides ample seating and has all the elements of a traditional gas oven New York-​style thin-​crust Neopolitan pizza. As with most pizza shops they offer a $ 5 for two slices pizza with a cup soda deal. I asked the guy behind the counter if I could get a canned soda instead but he said it would be $ 2 more.
Anyhow, the pizza here is decent. It’s thin crust and floppy when you try to fold and hold it with a single hand. The cheese was standard as well as the sauce. I would have liked the sauce to have bit more flavor as it was mainly all tomato, not much else, buy hey, some may like it that way. The crust was decent was not burned or too hard.
There’s plenty of seating at Pizza Boy and I saw many families come here with their kids. Pizza boy offers delivery and has a decent sized menu. All in all, it’s pretty good for a neighborhood pizzeria. I will come here again to try some other items!

THE BEST PIZZA IN QUEENS!!! I grew up on it. The taste, the nostalgia, the people, I love this place. The people are always nice, whether go in, or get delivery. The pizza is always delivered hot. The calzones, rolls, and garlic knots are yummy! I just love the plain slice, I’m a no frills type of girl. The Sicilian is good too! Their sauce is tangy and sweet, just how it was since the first time we had it over 22 years ago. I will be bringing my kids and grandkids here. Its my favorite!

Great place to buy pizza after a long day of work or school. I go to GNYA a high school located almost one block away and you’ll always catch someone from the school at pizza boy because it’s just so good.

Good New York style pizza. Lost a star for there delivery and order taking. Make sure you have the guy taking the order repeat your whole order or expect the worst. But other than that great place.

So I just recently moved back to NYC and was craving some NY pizza. I looked around the neighborhood and found this place located conveniently near me so I decided to check it out.
Since I was just craving pizza, I ordered the special — 2 large slices and a soda. Priced very reasonably at just 5 dollars, the meal itself is pretty filling.
Glad to have found this place as it will be my go to pizza joint for a while.

Been in Woodside several years, but really never had the urge to get pizza here until recently. It may be due to the more modern/​inviting exterior and interior after they renovated (no thanks to a school bus crashing into it back in December).
The pizza here seems very standard, but standard where it gets the job one in fulfilling your pizza craving. It may be on par with Woodside Pizza and I’d say better than Peppino’s Pizza. They offer a $ 5 deal for 2 slices and a small fountain drink. The sauce is standard, not bad, not the greatest ever, but its covered decently with ample cheese and the individual slices are HUGE. The garlic knots are larger and more doughy than average compared to surrounding pizzerias and seem to be everyone’s favorite side order.
Overall everything was speedy and this place is serviceable for my pizza needs. Plus it also helps they have a website to scout out their menu also. Until my next visit to try out some of their other items.

Back in business! The 3 months they were closed was tough, and forced us to get pizza for our Super Bowl party from Peppino’s, instead. Slowly but surely, through January and February, work progressed until one day I was strolling down Roosevelt Avenue when I saw someone walking with a pizza box in-​arm from the direction of 59^th Street. As the corner across from 7-​Eleven came into view, I knew what I’d be having for dinner that night: a chicken tomato slice (not bruschetta as I’ve been corrected) and garlic knots (5 for $ 1, best deal ever). Their sandwiches and pasta dishes aren’t bad either; my roommate likes the eggplant parm.

Just recent got renovated and reopened. In woodside if u want pizza this is the place to go. I grew up with pizza boy. Since the renovation this place been busy so expect to always get a fresh slice right out of the oven. $ 5.00 plus tax will give you two slices and a fountain drink. Pretty standard deal here in queens. But you won’t be disappointed.

I love this place. It’s a great local spot. The pepperoni rolls are my favorite. Garlic knots are great too. The guys are always nice to me. I can’t wait until it re-​opens.

Terrible customer service.
Was told 30 minutes for a delivery. It took an hour and 15 minutes. Called twice and the man on the phone was not very helpful. He was extremely rude, rushed me off the phone.
I will not be ordering from here again.