Prince Pizza

Good pizza and they always deliver well– no problems.

$ 2.75 for a small, mediocre slice. It either has to get cheaper, bigger, or better to really be worth it. I won’t be back before they improve their slicey-​slice.

For a quick bite you can’t beat this place. Pizza comes out fast and hot and really hits the spot. They don’t accept credit cards under 10 $ which kinda sucks but they have an ATM so it works out.

Quite possibly the best Pizza spot in Greenpoint (with the addition of Triangulo up Manhattan Avenue and Russ Pizza as well) with a great location right off the G train on Nassau. The pizza’s crust is made to perfection with a very flavourful sauce and a cheese covering that is very flavorful and rewarding (I’m actually eating a slice as we speak). There could be more topping options but the staff are usually very helpful to accommodate making a custom slice if they have the materials. Not too much room to sit — certainly not like the Pizza Prince I knew growing up in Greenpoint — but can still fit something like maybe 20 people at a time (not too comfortably but all is good). It would be really cool if they could turn the roof into some sort of additional seating or expand the pizzeria a bit — though, I don’t know much about that.
Really good pizza — recommend you check it out!

They used to give us more cheaper price. And better quality. I still love broccoli pizza though but I don’t like two stuff always attitude and make biiiig noise with oven.
My hubby loves square pizza.

This pizza sucked. Not enough cheese and the dough was cooked like a cracker. No chewiness. Where’s the chewiness? Where’s the cheese? One of the worst cheese slices I’ve had.

Brooklyn pizza is always amazing. The cheese pizza here is definitely worth a try!
-@theHungersons

Decent, but there are many other pizza places out there that are better and cheaper. The buffalo chicken pizza was pretty good but I’ve definitely had better. Open late for late night munchies

I used to be a fan of Pizza Prince until a bad slice landed me in the ER with a bout of food poisoning. I’m not sure if it was unsanitary conditions, room-​temperature toppings (sitting by the open window all day) gone bad, or something else, but unfortunately I won’t be coming back here or recommending to anyone else that they do the same.

I think this has to be one of the best pizza places in Greenpoint. Open very late, traditional Italian, my personal favorite is their grandma, thinner crust that’s soft, the sauce is amazing. No fructose taste, real deal here.

Totally rate this place, simple pizza done well. Fresh and lovely marinara sauce. They have a good selection ready to go and pretty cheap too. Best pie in Greenpoint.

Omg. One of the best pizza-​by-​the-​slice in NYC I’ve had so far! Plus it’s very close to my fave metal bar (St Vitus). It’s my second time here – this time pre-​show, so I can confirm whether it was amazing without being in a drunken-​post-​ridiculously-​awesome-​show-​bliss. Conclusion: SO good anytime!

Used to come here as a kid and stopped when it changed ownership, and started coming back again after stumbling in one night looking for a late night snack. I’m sure glad I did because it’s now my go to place for a plain slice of pizza or grandma slice. I don’t know what their secret is, but it’s just so tasty and hard to beat the price. As a lifelong Greenpoint resident, Russ used to be my favorite pizza place, but it’s now Prince.

Must have been some old specialty slices sitin around for a while. Lil too dry for my likings. Ill try them again n maybe order a nice chkn parm hero. Its hard to keep those slices fresh.

Great pizza especially for the price and neighborhood.

Really good pizza.
Its not the fanciest pizza, but its also no dollar slice. It is probably the best average of quality to cost in the neighborhood. Solid, good pizza.

Old old favorite. I loved the original Pizza Prince. I used to get a couple of slices every Wednesdays (I deemed that, Pizza night). Then I was sad cause they closed only to be replaced by SCHMOOKS. I tried that a couple of time but it really wasn’t all that good. Lucky for us they closed. I don’t know who owns it now but they took the Pizza Prince name and and brought back good ol’ pizza again. I’ll say this, it’s good, not old skool pizza prince good but still very tasty.
People working there seem to be happy being there.
Only complaint is that they never seem to leave the slices in the oven long enough when reheating. That happened the last 2 or 3 times I was there. Bottom was hot enough but the toppings could have been warmed thru enough. You can always ask them to keep it in longer so that was my mistake.
They have probably 1 of the best locations you can have for a pizza joint. Just a door away from the exit of the Nassau Ave. G train station. Loads of foot traffic passes that place daily. Kinda surprised they stay open as late as they do. 11pm closing, not that I’m complaining. I guess that’s great if you come home from an early night of booze binging.
go and enjoy a slice today.

I found them after my favorite Italian pizzeria closed it’s doors.
The pizza is thick and it has a lot of marinara sauce and cheese! The large plain pie is $ 14, with one topping it’s $ 17 — which I think is a great price!
Also they have excellent garlic knots — 4 for $ 1.
Inside there are couple of tables. The pizza guys are nice.
It’s the best pizza in my neighborhood.

I liked it. It was clean the pizza was good. And they were friendly. Nothing mindblowing but great for a quick bite on the go.

Their margerita pizza was BANG-​A-​RANG. Came here in a mere-​drunken stuper while at Manhattan Inn. That’s right, i like to Irish Goodbye and hit up the pizza place. To my friends, Im soz.
ANyways, this place was good. i hit the jackpot. the two guys gave me 2 slices (1 margarita, 1 regular cheese) and 2 free garlic knots cause im a lady.
the cheese was ok, but the margarita was outta this world. id go back.