Streets of New York

This was my first time ordering. We ordered two hot pastrami sandwiches and they were super hard. They had to give me wheat bread because they didn’t have any white bread. In addition we ordered a spinach artichoke dip. However, the bread was supper hard and the dip was not a dip (see pic). You could pic the artichokes like they were mozzarella sticks. I don’t think I would ever go back. I was not impressed what so ever. I would of had a better sandwich at cappriottis.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon. Place was nice and clean, not crowded at all. Loved the 90’s music they played.
We got a chopped antipasta salad & the New Yorker combo pizza. The pizza was pretty dang good.
The salad however was disappointing. Especially when it costs $ 10.75! It was like they took two bags of different salads threw in some meat & chopped up bell peppers & dressing. If you want a good antipasta salad go to Grimaldi’s in Summerline… their salad is WAY better.
For the pizza (we got a large, salad & 2 drinks it was $ 40.12). I was surprised it was $ 5.00 for just two damn diet cokes!
When we left we asked for drinks to go and only my man got one. Lol ok
Overall the food was good.

I usually go to Streets of New York after getting frustrated with Leticia’s (across the street). The good part is that Streets of New York always seems to turn it around.
The pizza is good. Pizza prices are higher than the delivery chains but better than Rosati’s down the street. Try the Italian meatballs appatizer. Get a glass of house wine for $ 5; $ 4 before 6. Give them a try.

Terrible service. All the workers were gabbing in the back. They forgot parts of my to go order. Sandwiches are skimpy and cold. Told a 10 minute wait, was more like 25 – 30 minute wait. Not worth the money.

No where close to NY pizza. I am not sure if I would go back. I also placed an order and went to pick it up and I still had to wait another 15 mins. The garlic
Knots are amazing though.

I ordered a Caesar salad that was not a Caesar salad. Didn’t even have croutons or Caesar dressing. The pizza was awful crust soggy. The service was awful. We witnessed other ppl sending their food back. I order appetizer that never came after 30mins. I just cancelled. I will not eve be back. This place sucks.

Been coming here for a while. I really like there pizzas and sandwiches. I always order the everything sandwich which is delicious. Now the reason for 3 stars is not because of there food but there service. It has gone down a bit lately. Now I usually just order for pick up or delivery. If you eat there expect below average service.

Good delivery when we don’t want to make pizza and wings ourselves. Wings are different for sure. Pizza is good. No bad experiences so far.

My wife and I love this place we always get a pizza and the minestrone soup they do a great job

This was my first time here. The food was decent but the service was exceptionally poor. When we arrived the restaurant was empty but got busier after we were seated. Even though we arrived when they were empty it took almost 10 minutes just for someone to take drink orders. Then another 20 minutes after that before our food order was taken. By the time we got our food we had been there for an hour. We actually watched people who arrived well after us eat, pay and leave before we got any of our food… very frustrating. I don’t foresee myself returning…

BEST PIZZA I HAVE EVER HAD!!! Hands down!
The fact that google maps hasn’t updated where I live off Grand Teton and the fact these guys can get here every time without having to call and ask me how to get to my house is great — Several other delivery places have done this to me and its beyond frustrating to have to stop and give directions multiple times within 20 minutes… Their delivery drivers are amazing and friendly and don’t pull up to the door in a hooptie with the music blasting which is really nice!

This place has great food and I have gone there probably 6 times since I’ve moved here 5 weeks ago. With that said the servers have been great. But the owner is never welcoming and for now on I will order my food to go. Maybe I’m old school but I don’t want to be a regular in any place that your not appreciated for being loyal. This place would be great for big sporting games, it would be full of people and now I know why it is not! So I also go across the street to Laticias and they welcome you with open arms. So if you really want some good Italian food I would recommend this place. But I won’t bring my family or out of town guest here for a good time. Really sad for pasta and pizza lovers.

This is my fourth time eating here and last !!!
I ordered a slice, the Italian sub, and a salad.
The pizza slice was dry and not enough sauce and it was not hot enough either.
The sandwich was horrible, I told them to give me provolone cheese instead of Swiss cheese, and they brought me a sandwich with Swiss cheese .
As I was waiting for our food, I looked at how dirty this restaurant is. If you look up at the ceiling and see the black ductwork you will see how dirt is all over the place. Also the vent on the wall, you can see how dirty it is.
I wouldn’t eat here for free

A mix up on store phone numbers led to a 108 minute debacle of the wrong pizza delivered. The one we got looked the driver had been drifting on the way here :-(
Uncharacteristic for this place. Manager made us a new pizza so we are finally going to eat what we ordered almost 2 hrs ago.

When the delivery driver came back with the pizza, he told us that the pizza he had grabbed was the one the chef was eating while making our pizza… Not sure if that’s supposed to be comforting?
Another update as well, I don’t know if it is the owner or what but I have been harassed now several times for posting this review. Not good business practice!

The post-​hike dinner has been a personal tradition. After my hiking trail adventure ends, my dining adventure begins. Today, after hiking up in the Sawmill trails of the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area, I set out for the Streets of New York. It was a logical choice. I am a New York transplant that loves his pizza and subs.
It took work to find the Streets of New York on account of the fact that the streets of northwest Las Vegas are so confusing in the vicinity of the US 95 and the 215 exits. Streets of New York is located in a pedestrianised street that looks like Town Square. In similar style to Town Square, customers can park on the Main Street or in a parking lot at the back of the building.
Streets of New York is a casual sit down restaurant with extended booths and tables where televisions showing professional sports provide entertainment. When I walked into the restaurant, the host and waitress invited me to sit anywhere. I’d chose a long booth. After hiking, I appreciated the comfort of the plush booth.
Now for the menu. I was hoping that they offered my favorite sandwich, which is an eggplant parmesan on toasted bread that the pizzerias on my streets of New York offer without fail. But not these Streets of New York. The menu features New York pizza where their customers have a variety of choices and sizes in pies and slices, sandwiches including pastrami, and the meatball parmesan sub. What truly reached from the Streets of New York to the heart of my soul was their broaster chicken. This is where I was aware I was on the streets to a rewarding dining adventure.
It was only recently that Chilly Jilly’z at the other end of the continent Boulder City turned me into a fan of broaster chicken. When I set eyes on Streets of New Yorks special menu of broaster chicken, my mind was set on the two piece white meat broaster chicken meal. It included a chicken breast and wing, a 4 ounce side that I picked coleslaw and two potato wedges. It was also supposed to include bread that they never gave me. Oh well! The food was so filling and tasty that I had forgot all about the bread. The chicken breast was a large portion where the chicken wing was sufficient. The two potato wedges were large. Regardless that the potato wedges tasted fine they fell short of Chilly Jilly’z, that up to the time of this review is the best that I ever had. The cole slaw was a nice size portion and tasted average. All this food wasn’t bad for $ 6.25 before tax. But, I have to have a fountain drink with my dinner. Especially a post-​hike dinner. The Cokes, that didn’t have a dint of flatness and that the waitress refilled in a timely manner brought the dinner up to nearly $ 10 before the tip.
After my leading dining adventure at Streets of New York, there is still more adventure that awaits. I truly want to try their New York pizza. Maybe this is first-​rate New York pizza. My dilemma is that there are miles of streets if Las Vegas to reach Streets of New York. However, sometime in the future I leaning toward a dining adventure in their Spring Valley location to explore their New York pizza.

The pizza sauce was non-​existent, the cheese was hard, and it was overwhelmingly over seasoned. Even the sausage and pepperoni lacked something. The crust was over cooked and bland.
They decided it would be a great idea to wrap the garlic cheese bread with the cheese facing out and wrapped tightly so by the time I got it home (10 minutes away) the cheese had completely stuck to the aluminum foil. Not to mention the bread itself was only edible in the middle (the dogs wouldn’t even eat it).
I was so excited to try this pizza because I’d read good reviews, but the reviewers obviously never had good pizza before. For almost $ 30 for a medium sausage & pepperoni pizza and two slices of garlic bread, I could have had a better pizza from Dominos.
The only reason I gave it one star is because it was ready quickly. Oh, and when I walked in it smelled like rotting fish.
Never again…
This is the location on Norman Rockwell.

I came here because I got a coupon when I first moved to the area. I ordered 1 large and 1 small pizza. The price was outrageous. I ordered thin crust. It tasted like a cardboard box and I swear there was barely if any cheese. All you can taste was the sauce. My daughter who loves pizza told me never to order from here again. Go to Broadway pizza. Way better.

Stopped in across the street but was told in would be 25 – 30 minute wait. Out! We had been a SONY, a while back and could not remember anything negative about the experience. So the GF and I bounced across the street. I love the layout and location of the area!
Seat yourself on a busy early night on a Saturday. Possibly formidable but not a problem on this particular evening. Some crumbs on the table selected but easily whipped away, we sat.
Our server was happy. happy, joy, joy despite (appearing) being up to her ears in customers. She was all smiles and so was the other younger dudes who came in to assist.
My Coke was never empty and neither was the GF’s Iced Tea. We started with carbs. Passion Bread. Bits of dough slavered with buttery garlic and parmesan. Carbolishes!
The GF ordered up the «make you own pasta.» The sauce was tasty and she added pepperoni to the mix. I believe the call it «Angles with dirty faces.» There were no issues with her requests.
I settled on Ultimate New York Cheese Steak. The roast bead was thin and awesome. The onions and mushroom made it pop! The Alfredo/​Provolone sauce was awesome.
After consuming we could not eat another bite and SONY was added to list of returns.

If it weren’t for the food, Streets of New York would have received a one-​star review because the customer service is god awful. Our waitress was as useless as a fish out of water. She was an older gal with dark hair and a chip on her shoulder. We overheard a shorter waitress tell what I assumed was a «regular» customer that the area we had sat in was the «shitty waitress section». Go figure. We got our beverages quick enough but had a hell of a time trying to get our hands on the advertised complimentary garlic bread on the menu. After taking our food order, this so-​called waitress sat next to a «regular» customer and chatted him up, then baby sat 2 kids at another table across the room. These kids definitely belonged to one of the restaurant employees. When she finally brought the garlic bread, it was basically the snickle-​fritz (crappy leftovers). She said «This is what’s left». How about you just wait until fresh new bread comes out the oven and then serve me the good stuff, woman?
There was a young man who worked as the busser there, and he was busting his ass. He was basically picking up the slack of our waitress. Since our waitress was MIA, my husband had to go up to the bar and order a beer himself. On top of that, the menu advertises $ 2 bud light drafts during NFL games. Welp, there was a game on. The shorter waitress and the busser had no idea what he was talking about. But whatever, they figured it out and my husband got his $ 2 beer after much confusion.
I ordered the Special Ziti Pasta ($ 11.25) sans the sausage and my better half ordered a calzone with pepperoni, sausage, and onions. Calzones start at $ 10.25 and each topping, besides the cheese and stuff, is an additional $ 0.70. Ouch. I was ready to dig in, but oh look honey, there’s no silverware. The busser brought us our silverware and the garlic bread that our waitress failed to deliver. The food was pretty good, but bad service always outweighs the food in my opinion.
Our waitress swung by and we ordered dessert, the passion cookie ($ 5.75). After putting in the order, she unceremoniously placed the tab on the table without a word. The Passion cookie was amazing, way better than BJ’s signature poozookie dessert. Too bad I’ll never taste that dessert again since I’m never coming back.
The check put an even bigger damper on our mood. The bill came to $ 37, which is way too expensive for this type of establishment. It’s just a local laid back pizzeria, nothing special. Seriously, where do you get off charging $ 2.90 for fountain drinks? If you want overpriced food and shitty service, eat at Streets. If you’re smart, you’ll just walk past this pretentious restaurant and go to Leticia’s instead.