Gireat pizza in theater district besides John's

My October theater trip is coming up in less than 8 weeks, and when I feel a craving for pizza (which I usually do in NY one night), I usually go to John's, which is very good, and everybody seems to recommend.

However, I would like to try a different place this time. What's a good sit-down place for some quality pizza that's in or near the theater district? I'll probably be eating pizza on Thursday night, sometime before my 7 PM performance of Hamilton, so if there are any place you could recommend that's near the theater, that would be great.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

i was going to suggest don Antonio, but someone beat me to it!

Pronto Pizza is amazing (if that's what it is called) but when I went to the city back in June it was boarded up. Are they reopen?

There is this place down the street a bit from The Lyceum theater called Cranberry Deli and they have pretty great pizza, among other things.

Don Antonio, as mentioned, for "foodie" type pizzas--really delicious

But if you want VERY good/casual pizza/pastas/salads, go do Don Giovanni on West 44th/8th

Angelo's next to Late Night. On Broadway between 53&54.

neonlightsxo said: "The place across from the Richard Rodgers is called Patzeria, and it has been called that for years. Not sure what Pronto Pizza is. "

Yep! That's the one and it was definitely boarded up in June (of this year).

Also if you want a fast slice on the run I love Off Broadway deli for the best 1 slice in the area. It is not fancy but there are tables and it is only a dollar. I go there when I only have 30 minutes before a show and you can't beat lunch for 1 dollar.

Off Broadway deli is on 45th.46th and 8th ave. Also they have other food if you don't want pizza. I have only tried the pizza.

I definitely echo the sentiments for BSide Pizza on 51st Street and 9th Avenue. Very fast and friendly service, wonderful food, and great wine selections. Frequent it often and have never had less than an incredible meal.

I am SO the only man on the lawn waving my cane right now. I read this thread and just kept saying "no, no, no... Stop name good pizza spots. Don't tell them any other place that I like. I hate when I go and have to wait 35 minutes for a table or the slices of my favorite pie are gone and it's even worse the reason I am waiting are clearly NOT from the tri - state."

Yeah... I have been in NYC for THAT long.

The best thing I can say about Two Boots pizza is that the store has a hipster vibe and I would never eat there. As for pizza in general it's very hard to make a bad one. As for "great" pizza, as somewhat of an aficionado on the subject (Brooklyn) I've never found one better than good in the theatre district.

Serafina's next door from the Eugene O'Neill is quite good, as is Don Giovanni's (although the service is terrible)