Brooklyn Pizza Parlor - Charlotte

EXCELLENT NY style pizza the slice of stuffed meat wasn 't too bad either! Manicotti was cooked right where it should staff was super friendly attentive throughout our whole lunch. Only negative to contribute would be that it 's a bit pricey but I mean... you get what you pay for it certainly was delicious! (Remainder of a 'regular ' size pizza wouldn 't even fit in the box to take it home. It 's HUGE.

This is my new 'go to ' place for comfort food! We recently moved from Cotswold and have been searching for good food close by our new house. Brooklyn Pizza is my favorite so far! The pinwheel is my JAM! Packed full of flavor, and more filling than one might suspect at first glance. I also dig their 'Meatza ' slices. Again they do a fantastic job balancing flavor so that nothing on the slice takes over the entire taste profile. My wife says their salads are on point too, and our daughter praises the pasta. Basically you can 't go wrong with Brooklyn.

It was a good experience with food and to go staff. I ordered online. It was quick and easy. My order was ready when I came. Would have given 5 star if the pizza was hot.

Pizza was delicious, much better than places out in Cali. Staff was friendly and the slices are big. Didn’t disappoint, give them a try.

I'm a pizza carnivore. I didn't know what franchise pizza was until i was like 10 years old because everything in our area was authentic NY pizza. Saying that, i will say that a few days prior, i stopped at another NYC pizza joint called Tony's, and they definitely impressed $10 for 2 slices a drink but the size and flavor was worth it. So, a few days later, I was working in this area and saw the name of the establishment, and I checked the reviews. I was sure that the pizza was going to be amazing. With a name like Brooklyn Pizza, you will think that they will live up to the NYC standards, especially for the price I paid $10+ for 2 slices and a drink. Not at all. I got a Sicilian slice and NY slice, the slices were small the Sicilian was dry and lacked sauce this kind of pizza supposed to be heavier on sauce due to the thickness of the bread the other slice was breaking apart and the cheese consistency wasn't there. Both slices came in a 10 in box, and there was plenty of room left. On the other hand, the other place I visited serves their slices in a big box or on a large pizza pan if you're eating in because the slices are so big. You can't fit a Tony's slice in a 10 in box without folding it. I'm attaching photos of Brooklyn and Tony's lunch specials for your comparisons. Brooklyns pizza is in the box , and Tony's are on a pan. Brooklyn Pizza, my advice is to step your pizza game up and stop trying to stretch every dollar and give the people their money's worth.