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27 Prince St, New York, NY 10012
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Prince Street Pizza is a takeout slice counter at 27 Prince St in Nolita. No seating; you order at the window. The line is almost entirely for one item: the Spicy Spring, a square Sicilian slice piled with cupped pepperoni. Time Out lists it as Fra Diavolo sauce, spicy sopressata, and fresh mozzarella. NYC Tourism calls the shop a 'workaday slice shop' surrounded by tony boutiques.
The crowd is a recent phenomenon. A regular in a Yelp Q&A thread remembers 'waiting three-ish minutes for my slice' before the shop blew up, and now describes 'a line out the door from what seems like open to close.' The Spicy Spring is a recurring TikTok subject, which is what converted a neighborhood slice window into a tourist stop. Because it is counter service, the queue is on the sidewalk and moves at slice-counter speed, not sit-down speed.
On wait length, reports vary and none of it is live. A Tripadvisor reviewer said they 'waited about 20 min to order' and added that 'lines can be longer.' The standard advice from Yelp regulars is to skip lunch and go earlier or later; visitor guides describe weekday afternoons as the calmest window and weekends as the busiest. We do not have a camera at Prince Street Pizza, so check our nearby Nolita and SoHo cameras for a real-time read on the neighborhood.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
Reservations: No reservations - Prince Street Pizza is a counter-service slice shop, per The Infatuation's review, which categorizes it under "Cheap Eats" rather than a reservation-based sit-down restaurant.
Walk-ins: As a slice-shop format covered under The Infatuation's "Cheap Eats" and "Late Nights" categories, service is walk-up/counter-order, though the review does not detail line lengths or peak-time waits.
A Tripadvisor reviewer reported waiting about 20 minutes to order and noted that lines can be longer. A Yelp regular describes a line 'from open to close' on busy days. It is a counter with no seating, so the queue is on the sidewalk and moves at slice-counter speed. (No live damnlines camera here yet — this is reported guidance, not a live count.)
Regulars in a Yelp Q&A thread advise avoiding lunch hours and going earlier or later. Visitor guides report weekday afternoons as the quietest window and weekends as the busiest.
No. It is a takeout slice counter at 27 Prince St. You order at the window and eat standing or walking, which is why the crowd shows up as a sidewalk line rather than a dining-room wait.
Mostly the Spicy Spring, a square Sicilian slice piled with cupped pepperoni. Time Out lists it as Fra Diavolo sauce, spicy sopressata, and fresh mozzarella. It is a recurring TikTok subject, which is what turned a neighborhood slice window into a tourist stop.
Time Out lists Mon-Wed 11:30am-midnight, Thu-Sat 11:30am-2am, and Sun 11:30am-midnight. Confirm before a late-night trip.
No - per The Infatuation's review, it's a counter-service slice shop (listed under "Cheap Eats"), not a reservation-based restaurant.
Yes, service is walk-up counter ordering per its slice-shop format described by The Infatuation, though the review doesn't specify typical wait or line details.
Sources: Time Out New York: Prince Street Pizza · Yelp Q&A: Prince Street Pizza (line 'open to close', avoid lunch) · Tripadvisor review: 'waited about 20 min to order' · NYC Tourism: Prince Street Pizza (Nolita) · The Infatuation - Prince Street Pizza review