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Joe's Pizza, New York, NY

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Joe's Pizza

Greenwich Village slice shop selling New York style pizza since 1975, still owned and run by founder Joe Pozzuoli.

7 Carmine St, New York, NY 10014 · New York, NY

About Joe's Pizza

Joe's Pizza is a slice shop on Carmine Street in Greenwich Village. Joe Pozzuoli, who came from Naples, opened it in 1975 at the corner of Bleecker and Carmine, and the shop later moved three doors down to 7 Carmine Street. Joe still owns and runs the business. It sells New York style pizza by the slice. Joe's has other shops in the city, including one on Broadway near Times Square and one on East 14th Street.

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