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Brooklyn is the deepest pizza borough in the city, and the most argued-over.

You've got coal ovens in Coney Island and under the Brooklyn Bridge, Sicilian squares in Gravesend, and corner slice shops that never make anybody's list but hold their neighborhoods together. A Brooklyn slice tends to be a little heavier than a Manhattan one, with more cheese and a sturdier crust. If you only have one afternoon, start in Carroll Gardens, then head down to Gravesend for a Sicilian square.

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The Manhattan Bridge framed between red-brick warehouses on Washington Street in DUMBO, on a grey day

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Lucali storefront

Neapolitan Carroll Gardens

Lucali

A converted Carroll Gardens candy store turned into one of the most sought-after wood-fired pies in the city.

575 Henry St

Di Fara Pizza storefront

Classic Slice Midwood

Di Fara Pizza

Midwood institution run by the same family for decades — the standard every other classic slice gets measured against.

1424 Avenue J

Grimaldi's storefront

Neapolitan DUMBO

Grimaldi's

Coal-oven pies in the shadow of the Brooklyn Bridge, running since 1990 in DUMBO.

1 Front St

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Bay Ridge Old-school slice shops beneath the Verrazzano. View Guide Williamsburg Trendy spots, classic slices and late-night favorites. View Guide Bushwick Creative pies and neighborhood institutions. View Guide DUMBO Waterfront views and world-famous slices. View Guide Carroll Gardens A tight-knit neighborhood with serious pizza. View Guide Park Slope Family-friendly favorites and timeless classics. View Guide

Want a route? Walk the Bay Ridge pizza crawl or the Bensonhurst pizza crawl.

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