Raimo Pizza

Average Rating

80

.....one of the best chicken parms you can get in lower manhattan. The pizza-- esp the sicilian is clearly better then the other shops on and around...

Posted by Chinku G. on January 15, 2006. Brought to you by whitepages.

an excellent nyc slice

Average Rating

100

My boyfriend and I (both born and raised in NYC and know a good slice when we eat one) moved to Battery Park 2 years ago. It's pretty, and clean, and quiet... but good luck if you're hungry. There's great Chinese in the Financial Center.. but if you're not in a dumpling mood, you're out of luck for takeout.
We discovered Raimo about 6 months later and order a couple of salads and a pie from them just about every weekend. We're moving next month and will really, miss thier pizza. It is that good. Nothing fancy, no brick oven - just a plain old excellent new york pie. The salads are fresh...

Posted by by sidney5 at Citysearch on October 16, 2005. Brought to you by Citysearch.

Certainly worth a try.

Average Rating

80

Tribeca is not the pizza capital of the pizza capital. We may be the toughest place in NYC to get a decent pizza. Finally, after reading the original ""worth a try"" review, we gave Raimo's a try. And they deserved a second favorable review.

Now if you're a thin crust pizza fan (and you should be), Raimo's is probably NOT for you. This is thick and chewy pizza -- just as valid a way to go. Generous amounts of cheese, sauce, and, in my case, pepperoni, with a chewy thick crust.

I've also ordered a few of their dinners. Eggplant Parm dinner was very good. Pasta was solid. Excellent...

Posted by by madmouse at Citysearch on December 14, 2002. Brought to you by Citysearch.

Worth a try

Average Rating

80

If you're thinking about getting some pizza delivered in Tribeca, try these guys out. A good deep pie loaded with cheese and toppings. House salad was excellent too.

Posted by by Neil at Citysearch on June 05, 2002. Brought to you by Citysearch.