South Slope is a quiet, laid-back, mashup of a Brooklyn neighborhood. Historical landmarks and treelined streets of row houses coexist with stretches of rugged industrial buildings. Nestled between the larger, bustling Park Slope and Sunset Park hoods, the more relaxed South Slope has come into its own in recent years as a destination for quality bars, restaurants and cafes.
Hearty, fold-worthy slices from a shop that looks like it hasn't changed a thing since it opened in 1973. Owner Giovanni will toss the dough high in the air, ladle the sauce on like a master's brush to canvas, then make sure your pie turns out just right.
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