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CORNER INVERNESS & CLYDE RD, Level 4, Newton, Auckland 0630 (09) 360 7257
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Sal's Authentic New York Pizza is New Zealand's only 100% authentic New York pizza. They import the exact same ingredients found in New York's best pizzerias and have perfected the well-guarded pizza making techniques of a legendary pizza maker. Sal's ...

Overview

Price Range Reasonable
Ambience Lively
Accepts credit cards Yes
Noise level Bustling
Food Options Vegetarian

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Great place for a quick bite at a cheap price

    Cool place for pizza with mates

      Great food and atmosphere

        Amazing pizza for a start, but the staff are also lovely and to top it off - they serve alcohol and play drum and bass while you eat! What an experience, I’ll be back.

          My husband and I love eating Sals Pizza! We especially love their little garlic breads - they’re extremely popular, every time we go there they’re sold out. Would recommend to anyone whos ever wondered what those huge pepperoni pizzas in the movies tastes like =)

            Never been to NYC but the pizza is damn good. The classic rustic brick interior together with the high ceilings and good pizza gets you in the mood to get a bit nibbly. If I go to New York and the pizza is not the same, I will be highly disappointed. 

              Comment by Richie B.
              Totally!

              If you are looking for a menu with 100 different types of pizzas this is not the place for. Sal's offer 6 basic thin crust pizzas. The pizzas they do offer are great however, very tasty and huge so ideal for sharing. You can also buy by the slice. 

                Sals has to be my favorite pizza joint. No cheap stuff here, it's the real deal. I don't often get to eat American style pizza so I really enjoy it when I do and Sals is at the top of the list, it's affordable and delicious. I would recommend the pepperoni and garlic knots. I only wish I worked closer to it, then I could have Pizza every day for lunch!

                  Trapped at work on a Friday.  Hungry.  Sandwich looks tired.  \ Answer: Sal's Pizza, man-delivered on a reliable segway  Hot and yummy yummy.  As a group it can be hard to make a decision. We went for a large (some would say giant) cheesy cheese pizza (not sure what it's actually called) and a half'n'half sausage and pepperoni (again, that's just an approximate guessage).   As we were a group, they cut the pizza into smaller pieces so we could all have a bit of each of the split-level job.  Now that's thinking! Couldn't have asked for a better pizza experience.  Satisfying and filling.  Psychologically and literally.

                    They serve pizza. No big deal right? but what delicious pizza this was. I was in heaven. With on tap beer, yummy ham and mozzarella dough balls to start…. They had me hooked. Small premises and lots of foot trade made it a very casual affair. Delivery is by Segways! A definite winner of a restaurant.

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