Streets Of New York, Scottsdale, Arizona Restaurant Details

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Good pizza

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Super fresh elements and toppings. You have to have dinner here once to check it out. For sure the waiting is obscene, but in truth you have to check out say you have actually been there. It's a nice place to compare with many other places. It is actually one of the recommended PIZZAS you will ever eat. Not actually a lot of selection, that is due to the toppings Basically being fresh. Not the perfect place to bring little children because the wait around and very limited options.

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Great food and great service! Don't pass this place up.

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Skip this place. The place is close to where I live and this was my third attempt to get a decent pizza. We ordered a thin crust and it was so undercooked, the dough was like paste and sauce was hardly warmed up. So we sent back to be cooked again. After waiting 35 mins, this time comes out ok, but for a sausage pizza the amount of sausage was really lacking, ONE little sausage ball on each square. At these prices I will go elsewhere.
This happened on a previous visit as well. Waitress was great, but she has no control over the kitchen. We were so disappointed, go to another location, but not this one.

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I read a review on another site and decided to try this place as we're staying not too far. If you read any of my reviews, you know I've lived in NYC. When someone says 'this has absolutely nothing to do with NY Pizza' I've got to rebut by saying - yay it's better. It isn't greasy, the crust isn't crazy thick, and the sauce has tons of flavor. My husband, born and raised in Manhattan begged to differ when I said it reminded me of Mimi's (see my previous review) but none-the-less, I LOVED it.

We've been to a few pizza places in Scottsdale and I would say this is superior....granted we don't order pizza every week. The service is over-the-top good and I noticed other reviewers didn't mention the beautiful view of the McDowell Mountains. Aside from pizza, we indulged in dessert - the cheesecake WAS very NY as well.

It has a family feel with a modest bar in the center and the artwork is more 'NJ Italian' with the street lamps interestingly flanked throughout. I would have thought this was family owned instead of a local chain.

Recently, we ordered a medium (instead of large) and found the dough to be much thicker. Apparently they have pre-sized dough and just roll it thinner for large (?)