Been there said AC said this;
Almost no discussion of the Arthur Avenue pizza scene on the internet would be complete without someone mentioning Full Moon Pizza, on the corner of 187th Street.(BX) Long before I'd ever visited this traditionally Italian neighborhood I had people telling me that Full Moon was one of the best in the city.

So whenever I'm on the avenue, I try a slice. And, folks, I'm kinda not blown away by it. It's good, sure. It's got a nice, crisp crust, a certain chewiness. The cheese is good, and it's in proper proportion to the bread and sauce. But it's just never struck me as a great slice — certainly not one I'd make a special trip for.

And, no, it's not the cornmeal-dusted crust. I'm down with cornmeal-dusted crusts..."

No one disputes the quality of the slice. But you can't convince me the "special sauce" is vermin and their poop. The price is premium, and people are paying it. Hire some UNEMPLOYED AND WILLING labor, there should be plenty available in BK, to clean the place up and let's move on!

Get a good lawyer Adam. She's a lot smarter than you. If the time ever comes you won't be left with the five bucks you need to buy a slice of that overpriced peasant's bread.Your wifey sees through the Emperor's New Clothes.The pizza is good, but not worth putting up with all the crap you have to go through to get it. Maybe we should have an Occupy D'Fara if only to get some of the windfall of money re-invested into a little more space, some service and definitely a modicum of cleanliness. If being a hater is asking not to be treated like part of a herd when you put your earned dollars down then so be it. I'll eat at Paulie's and accept the label.If you can't stand for something besides self abuse, you'll fall for anything.

Gotta give him his props. Someone on his staff knows the real deal about where to get the primo NYC slice. Didn't even fool around with the runner ups.

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha......

Go down the street to Captains for a better slice.

A grade above ordinary, flavorful and worthy of returns.Try the piquaint sauces that can be added on from the counter, Indian spiciness an added plus.Given a chance it holds up well against the street slice competitors.

Kevin, check out Gino's on South Broadway, to the left of the defunct movie theatre. If you don't like what you see tell Joe or Tony to make it "HOT". Place is a Yonkers legend. A joint that makes pizza only, no sandwiches, can't survive if it isn't #1. If you like, hook me up and we can do Staten Island, the Lost World, on a crawl.

Cleverly disguised garbage.

When on East 96th, don't think, pleasure yourself at Little Luzzos.

Try it before you turn your nose up. Came from the Bx to try this spot months ag and was very impressed with their regular slice. As good a street slice as I HAVE EVER eaten.Way, way underrated.Don't confuse it with Luigi's down the street next to the Prospect Expressway.That was ordinary.This place is a Brooklyn gem.Enjoy it!

Check out the goods in front of Mr. Plaid shirt. Certainly worth 20 hard earned dollarsI This pie-let looks like it came along with the Emprah's New Clothes.My pie Monday looks a lot more appetizing than what I'm seeing.Caveat Emptor.