Restaurants · Greenwich Village and the West Side

John's of Bleecker Street

Name: John's of Bleecker Street
Address: 278 Bleecker Street, New York, 10014, United States

John's of Bleecker Street is a coal-oven pizzeria in Greenwich Village, opened in 1929 and serving only whole pies from its original brick ovens.

Photograph of John's of Bleecker Street in New York — John's of Bleecker Street. Shannon McGee from Huntsville, USA · CC-BY-SA-2.0

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