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Sacco Pizza

819 9th Ave (bw W54/55th St)
Location
819 9th Ave (bw W54/55th St)
Phone
+1 (212) 582-7765
Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/saccopizza/
Website
https://slicelife.com/restaurants/ny/new-york/10019/sacco-pizza/menu
Today
Open until 9:00 PM
Jeff Karliner
I love walking past and having them wave and say hi, not to mention that the pie is pizza perfect! My first experience was when I ordered online and had it delivered, only to later discover it was just around the corner from my building. Duh!
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Christina Cruz
Some of the best pizza you will ever taste.
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Jeff Jenssen
This literal “hole in the wall” with a service window on 9th Avenue is where we head when Mike is craving the taste of pizza from his childhood in Brooklyn.
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Mike DeSimone
This literal “hole in the wall” with a service window on 9th Avenue is where we head when Mike is craving the taste of pizza from his childhood in Brooklyn.
Meet Mike
Damon Webster
A classic slice and excellent hot subs. Any place that says we’re the third best in the city, you have to love!
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Nelson Christopher Ala
The best NYC style slices and meatball hero subs. There have been so many occasions when it was the default choice for lunch dinner. A Hell’s Kitchen staple.
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Chris LeBron
Sacco’s is located on 55th and 9th Avenue. This pizzeria is fantastic and has been in operation for 75 years. I attended high school right around the corner at the High School for Environmental Studies and a slice from Sacco’s after class was obligatory.
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Priya Ahluwalia
Who doesn't love a great cheesy pie? Their regular cheese slice hits the spot.
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Maria Ortiz
Neighborhood place that's been around for over 50 years. The staff knows my son and me by name. My favorites there are grandma pizza, chicken rolls, homemade meat pie and gaucho pie. Delicious! Great to store in the freezer and pop in the oven when you don't feel like cooking!
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Tracey Kleinman Berglund
The pizza is amazing and the owners are so nice!
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Kerry Byrne
Locals (young and old) almost unanimously said Sacco was the best Hell's Kitchen pizza. It was legit! There from behind a little sidewalk takeout window I found everything I had been looking for in a New York pizza: solid sauce, perfect cheese and, most notably, a paper-thin crust so delicate yet so crispy it blew my mind. Arguably the best crust I've ever tasted in a pizza. As wispy thin as phyllo dough, yet pizza flavor through and through. I sat on a little bench on the sidewalk out front with a soda and two slices. A perfect New York City pizza moment right here in Hell's Kitchen.
Gwen Korbel
Tie: Joe’s Pizza, Sacco. Joe’s edges out Sacco on variety and quality of toppings, on crispness, and they actually deliver to me on 45th – Sacco doesn’t; Sacco beats Joe’s on authenticity to the pizza of my growing-up/high-school/college years, the gooey-ness, and the (remembered) joy of getting a slice or two from Sacco on my way home from wherever.
Andrea Kleiman
I love Sacco pizza. This place is old school NYC. It reminds me of my '70s childhood, and they make a damn good simple slice for $2.75.
Jeff Karliner
I love walking past and having them wave and say hi, not to mention that the pie is pizza perfect! My first experience was when I ordered online and had it delivered, only to later discover it was just around the corner from my building. Duh!
Meet Jeff
Christina Cruz
Some of the best pizza you will ever taste.
Meet Christina
Jeff Jenssen
This literal “hole in the wall” with a service window on 9th Avenue is where we head when Mike is craving the taste of pizza from his childhood in Brooklyn.
Meet Jeff
Mike DeSimone
This literal “hole in the wall” with a service window on 9th Avenue is where we head when Mike is craving the taste of pizza from his childhood in Brooklyn.
Meet Mike
Damon Webster
A classic slice and excellent hot subs. Any place that says we’re the third best in the city, you have to love!
Meet Damon
Nelson Christopher Ala
The best NYC style slices and meatball hero subs. There have been so many occasions when it was the default choice for lunch dinner. A Hell’s Kitchen staple.
Meet Nelson
Chris LeBron
Sacco’s is located on 55th and 9th Avenue. This pizzeria is fantastic and has been in operation for 75 years. I attended high school right around the corner at the High School for Environmental Studies and a slice from Sacco’s after class was obligatory.
Meet Chris
Priya Ahluwalia
Who doesn't love a great cheesy pie? Their regular cheese slice hits the spot.
Meet Priya
Maria Ortiz
Neighborhood place that's been around for over 50 years. The staff knows my son and me by name. My favorites there are grandma pizza, chicken rolls, homemade meat pie and gaucho pie. Delicious! Great to store in the freezer and pop in the oven when you don't feel like cooking!
Meet Maria
Tracey Kleinman Berglund
The pizza is amazing and the owners are so nice!
Meet Tracey
Kerry Byrne
Locals (young and old) almost unanimously said Sacco was the best Hell's Kitchen pizza. It was legit! There from behind a little sidewalk takeout window I found everything I had been looking for in a New York pizza: solid sauce, perfect cheese and, most notably, a paper-thin crust so delicate yet so crispy it blew my mind. Arguably the best crust I've ever tasted in a pizza. As wispy thin as phyllo dough, yet pizza flavor through and through. I sat on a little bench on the sidewalk out front with a soda and two slices. A perfect New York City pizza moment right here in Hell's Kitchen.
Gwen Korbel
Tie: Joe’s Pizza, Sacco. Joe’s edges out Sacco on variety and quality of toppings, on crispness, and they actually deliver to me on 45th – Sacco doesn’t; Sacco beats Joe’s on authenticity to the pizza of my growing-up/high-school/college years, the gooey-ness, and the (remembered) joy of getting a slice or two from Sacco on my way home from wherever.
Andrea Kleiman
I love Sacco pizza. This place is old school NYC. It reminds me of my '70s childhood, and they make a damn good simple slice for $2.75.
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