Thick & Thin Restaurant & Pizzeria

Dosent know the difference between a white sauce pizza and a regular pizza. Instead gave me a pizza with no sauce. Won't be back...total waste of money. Had to call Thick or thin Pizza instead.

Upon walking in, I was immediately greeted and told I could sit anywhere I liked. They got me a menu, a drink, and took my order all with no wait. My lasagna dinner included garlic rolls and a choice of soup or salad. I opted for the soup, and had a generous portion of Pasta e fagioli. While waiting for my dinner, I observed a small but efficient kitchen, took note of the classic pizzeria interior—complete with Tiffany table lamps bearing their namesake in stained glass. The lasagna was tasty, plenty of cheese and a hearty meat sauce. The background music was exactly the type of music I’d expect, although from where I was seated I could hear audio from two different speakers and they were slightly off sync from each other creating a sort of echo that could certainly irritate audiophiles. They seem to do a steady take out business, in addition to their dining room being open. Staff were all wearing masks and tables were being cleaned between guests. Overall 5/5 stars. I’ve had better It

This is by far my favorite NY style pizza. The thin is actually a regular round pie. The thick is a Sicilian. The sauce has just the correct amount of seasoning. Other items to try are the pasta fagioli, and the linguini with clam sauce. The restaurant is family owned and operated. You can always find a family member there to greet you.