Everything to sort out before a pizza day: which tour, which pizzeria, what a slice costs now, and how New Yorkers actually eat it.
Best Pizza Tour in NYC 2026: Every Tour ComparedEvery pizza tour compared: where it goes, how many pizza stops, what it costsRead the guide →
Grimaldi's vs Juliana's 2026: Which DUMBO Pizzeria to PickTwo coal ovens, one founder, a few steps apart: which line to joinRead the guide →
Oldest Pizza Places in Brooklyn 2026: From 1924 to TodayTotonno's, L&B, Di Fara, Grimaldi's: the history and the trainsRead the guide →
Brooklyn vs Manhattan Pizza 2026: Which Borough Wins?Coal ovens, the classic slice and the 2026 rankings, borough by boroughRead the guide →
NYC Pizza Slice Price 2026: What a Slice Costs NowThe $3.81 median, the end of the $1 slice and whole pie pricesRead the guide →
How to Eat Pizza in NYC 2026: Fold, Order & ShareFold it, order like a local and dodge the oven breaksRead the guide →Tours
The three tours most visitors choose between. Each has its own page with the stops, what is included and what guests say.
Four slices
★ 5.03 hoursFree cancellationFour Williamsburg pizzerias, four slices: a gas-oven classic, a coal-fired pie, a grandma square and a burrata slice. Two local beers if you add them.
Brooklyn pizza walk
★ 4.52.5 hoursFree cancellationThree Cobble Hill pizzerias, three styles, from a Neapolitan pie to a coal-oven slice shop. You meet the people at the ovens and walk off the crust in between.
Grimaldi's slice
★ 4.93 hoursFree cancellationA full slice from Grimaldi's under the Brooklyn Bridge, then falafel, tacos, pancakes and Jacques Torres hot chocolate. The Promenade and DUMBO views come free.