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Best Cheap Pizza Restaurants in Ridgewood (11385)

9 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: December 2025

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Our Top Pick
Mano's Pizzeria
Dough-forward NY pizza with standout crust texture and focused topping builds.

Notable Picks

$$ Ridgewood
A modern Ridgewood slice shop with fermentation-forward dough and a slightly more chef-y approach to toppings. Best when you treat it like a slice stop: grab two styles, eat them hot, and don’t over-order into sides.
Must-Try Dishes: Minucci pizza, Fulgieri pizza, Classic cheese slice
What Makes it Special: Dough-forward NY pizza with standout crust texture and focused topping builds.
$$ Ridgewood
A sit-down pizzeria with sourdough pies and a calmer, more composed dining-room vibe than the average slice counter. The move is one round pie for the table (or a square if you want crisp edges), then stop before the meal turns into a full menu tour.
Must-Try Dishes: Margherita pizza, Agnolotti, Tiramisu
What Makes it Special: Sit-down pizza energy with a more restaurant-style pace and polish.
8.3
$$$$ Ridgewood
A wood-fired, sit-down pizzeria where the room and the menu both lean more “night out” than “quick slice.” Best ordered like a tight tasting: one classic pie plus one bolder pie, then you’re done while the crust still reads crisp and light.
Must-Try Dishes: Margherita pizza, Pepperoni pizza, Caesar salad
What Makes it Special: Wood-fired pizza in a buzzy space that’s built for sharing.
$ Ridgewood
A long-running Ridgewood pizzeria that keeps the neighborhood-workhorse formula honest: dependable slices, fast turnaround, and a steady old-school rhythm. It’s strongest when you keep it classic—one or two slices, eaten immediately, no detours.
Must-Try Dishes: Plain slice, Sicilian square slice, Garlic knots
What Makes it Special: Old-school slice-shop execution that stays dependable and fast.
$ Ridgewood
A high-traffic Ridgewood slice shop known for keeping a deep slice lineup moving quickly, especially the thicker styles. The smart play is to focus on their heavier slices (Sicilian-style) and keep the rest of the order minimal so it stays satisfying, not messy.
Must-Try Dishes: Sicilian square slice, Plain slice, Panini
What Makes it Special: Square-slice reputation with a simple, high-repeatability slice menu.

Worthy Picks

$$ Ridgewood
A casual neighborhood pizzeria with a comfortable dine-in option and a strong lane for vegan-friendly pies. Best when you commit to one style and get it well-done, so the slice holds structure and the toppings stay balanced.
Must-Try Dishes: Vodka sauce slice, Grandma's Sicilian pizza, Vegan cheese slice
What Makes it Special: A Myrtle Ave staple with both classic and vegan slice options.
$ Ridgewood
A straightforward Ridgewood pizza counter that’s at its best when you keep the order classic and fast. Think of it as a reliable local stop for basic slices rather than a destination for experimental pies.
Must-Try Dishes: Classic cheese slice, Pepperoni slice, Sicilian slice
What Makes it Special: A classic neighborhood slice stop built for quick, simple orders.
$ Ridgewood
A broad-menu pizzeria where the smartest moves are the simple pies and a couple of dependable specialty options. Treat it like a reliable neighborhood order: pick one pie lane, add one side, and avoid turning it into a sampler of everything.
Must-Try Dishes: Cheese pizza, Margarita pizza, Vodka sauce pizza
What Makes it Special: A wide pizza menu that still holds up best in classic pies.
$ Ridgewood
A neighborhood pizza-and-chicken shop where the value shows up in straightforward pies and classic Italian-American staples. Best when you keep it simple: a cheese or Sicilian pie and you’re done—this isn’t the place to chase complicated combinations.
Must-Try Dishes: Baked Lasagna, Baked Stuffed Shells, Garlic Rolls
What Makes it Special: A reliable baked-pasta option when you want fast Italian.