2 Bros Pizza, Brooklyn, New York, Pizza Restaurant Details

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on April 30th, 2015 I went into your Brooklyn location on Flatbush & Dekalb ave.I asked a for 2 slices of pizza, the African American man behind the counter selected 2 slices I wasn't happy with. So then I asked for a specific slice (which was bigger) he stated: "You don't need 2 slices of Pizza".. as he pulled the slice I selected along with a half cut slice. I asked for it to be warmed up when he handed it to the woman by the oven.. She asked him 'who cut these slices"? I agreed with her and then asked for my money back.. He said "Take your money and don't come back) I expressed angry words and then he proceeded to tell me that I need to lose some weight. I was totally insulted, embarrassed, and mostly bothered that I still left hungry.. I will admit

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Came here almost every day during our stay in NY. The pizza tastes really good and you get a huge slice for only 1$. The stuff is also very cool.

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Lines move quick and it's a great budget food place. $1.00 a slice!
Great location off the trains and right before the Barclay's Center. If you are heading into the game or a concert--be sure to get this great deal beforehand.

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Quick way to get a good tasting slice of cheese pizza for $1.00. They also have other pizzas, like Hawaiian for example, for a little more. Lines are really fast, and they have seating, but it's always packed. Wide open space and right next to LIU and the trains. Good way to save money for lunch.

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When it comes to pizza, I judge base on two criteria. Taste and price.

2 Bros is an open store franchise with many locations across the 5 Boroughs.

The decor is simple, clean, and really just simple. There are low tables with seats and a long strip bench that's against the wall. It is very spacious, but often enough you'll find yourself looking at a long line of customers.

Reason for this is the pizza. While I mention this. Note that the plain pizza slice is only a dollar. The toppings pizza cost extra, I believe only 50 cent extra. It's quite cheap and affordable if you're on a tight budget, which is perfect for those who are college students *ahem L.I.U.*.

Now taste, if you want to have if a place has quality pizza, always try a plain slice. In my honest opinion, the pizza was not gray, and it's not bad. If I was hungry, this is what I would eat. If I was on a tight budget, this is what I would eat. If I had some money to spare and I wasn't all that hungry, I would go elsewhere.

Again, I reiterate, nice atmosphere, cheap affordable pizza, and really wallet friendly. But if you're a person who judges the taste more than the price, stay away.

As far as I know, they only serve pizza, so don't go looking for garlic knots or calzones.