NYC Slice – Liam Quigley
Beginning in 2014, I logged each slice of pizza I ate in New York Metropolis on the Instagram account NYC Slice. The outcomes proven under are collected from 464 slices. Over an eight-year interval the typical worth of a plain slice elevated from $2.52 to $3.00. This calculation excludes greenback slices.
The most costly was a $6.53 pepperoni slice at Artichoke Basille’s Pizza’s Instances Sq. location, and it was advantageous. I didn’t charge the slices to keep away from controversy and bribes. The most important factor I’ve observed is the decline within the quantity of sauce placed on slices. I’m certain this can be a cost-saving measure, however the total high quality of your common slice within the metropolis has undoubtedly suffered. Nevertheless, in no explicit order, these are a number of the higher slices within the metropolis.
- Margherita Pizza, 163-04 Jamaica Avenue, $3.50 (up from $3.00 in 2014)
- Ozone Pizzeria, 9615 Liberty Avenue, $3.00
- Ciro Pizza Cafe, 862 Hugenot Avenue, $2.50
- Pizza D’Amore, 208 Seaside 116th St, $2.50
- Sam’s Pizza, 232 W 231st Road, $3.00
- PG Pizza, 904 Morris Avenue, $2.75
- Joe’s Pizza, 7 Carmine St, $4.00 (up from $2.75 in 2014)
- Bleecker Road Pizza, 69 seventh Avenue South, $3.64 (up from $2.75 in 2014)
- Pizza Place, 4024 White Plains Highway, $3.25
- Large John’s Pizza, 219-11 Jamaica Avenue, $2.75
- Mario’s Pizzeria, 224 Dekalb Avenue, $3.00
- Sunnyside Pizza, 4001 Queens Blvd, $3.50 (up from $2.50 in 2014)
- New Park Pizza, 156-71 Cross Bay Blvd, $3.25 (up from $2.75 in 2014)
Spent on plain slices: $955.09
Spent on greenback slices: $35.09
Spent on Pepperoni slices: $202.28
Spent on different slices: $51.76
Complete spent on slices: $1244.22
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