
What Makes Our Margherita Different
In a city with thousands of slice shops, a margherita stands out through ingredient quality and control in the kitchen. With only three toppings, there is nowhere for a mistake to hide, so every element is measured.
Dough: cold-fermented for 72 hours for flavor and an open, airy crust that holds its shape
Sauce: San Marzano-style tomato, measured to stay between pH 4.2 and 4.6 every batch
Cheese: fresh mozzarella, melted until golden in spots
Basil: torn by hand, never cut, right before the pizza goes out
Finish: a light drizzle of extra virgin olive oil
What is margherita pizza?
Tomato that carries the pie.
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Fired Fresh in the East Village
Nuovo York Pizza is at 105 E 9th St, between Third and Fourth Avenues, a minute from Astor Place and a short walk from St. Marks Place, NYU and Washington Square Park. Order ahead for pickup or get delivery through Uber Eats.
Mon–Thu & Sun: 11AM–3AM
Fri–Sat: 11AM–4:30AM
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Questions, answered.
The pizza is different. The questions are normal. Here's what most people want to know.
What is on a margherita pizza?
Tomato, mozzarella and fresh basil. Ours uses San Marzano-style tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella and basil torn by hand right before the pizza goes out.
Why is it called margherita?
A popular story says it was named after Queen Margherita of Savoy during a visit to Naples in the late 1800s. Its red, white and green also match the Italian flag.
What is the difference between margherita and cheese pizza?
A cheese pizza uses tomato sauce and shredded low-moisture mozzarella. A margherita uses fresh mozzarella and fresh basil, so it tastes lighter, creamier and more aromatic.
Is margherita pizza vegetarian?
Yes. It has no meat, only tomato, mozzarella and basil.
Where can I get margherita pizza near me?
At Nuovo York Pizza, 105 E 9th St, a minute from the Astor Place 6 train, as a single slice or a whole 18-inch pie.

