I am a person who loves pizza and I really enjoyed eating my meal at Ganni's Pizza. The woman who took my order was nice and friendly. She thanked me for my business which is rare because some businesses don't do that anymore. You can opt to take out or dine in because they do have seating. It looks festive and they are Christmas ready with their lights throughout the restaurant. My uncle and I both enjoyed our meal. Thank you Ganni's Pizza!

The biggest thiccest pizza around; got the deep dish, was hesitant at the price but it's HUUUUGE, can't complain!!

I ordered from Ganni's when I used to live in Clinton Hill. I moved back to the area recently and I ordered pizza from here again. Four stars for consistency. They are open till 3am- which is a hard find in this neighborhood.

Wow these reviews are not a good representation of the establishment. Sure somethings are not great hence the 4 star review. The garlic knots and fries are ehh. But the pizza is amazing! I mean it's called Ganni's Pizza not fries. I drove past this place many times before I decided to try it and I have no regrets! Bring cash because if your purchase is under $7 then they won't take the card and yes that is the problem UNDER $7!! Their prices are so good! I think some people need to get their expectations straight this is not your hipster over priced place that is amazing in all they do, this is your cute friendly neighborhood pizza restaurant!

I have been coming here for close to 7 years now. On paper, this is exactly like every other just-alright slice spot in Brooklyn, except they're open insanely late and it's just as affordable as ever. The cheese slice is better than a dollar spot and better than most pizza outside New York (duh), but it's nothing amazing. Vegetarians, you'll give this a solid 3 stars and call it a day. I get you. Tip if you stop in, they're exceedingly nice. In practice though, one item on the menu stands between you and the best choice you will make with your day. Or the worst choice, if you ask a doctor. It's a little of both. I'm talking about the one...the only... PEPPERONI BACON SLICE. It is almost always available at any hour of the day, the bacon is real and perfectly smoked, and it's the right mix of meat and grease and cheese and perfectly-crisped crust to sober you up if you made some more questionable choices earlier. It's INSANELY fresh, always, and they're usually making a second pie of it at night when you walk in because the first one goes that fast. If everything on the menu was this, other pizza shop owners would need to re-evaluate their choices. But I don't want to dwell on the other slices. I want to talk about this one. It's the hands-down, not for tourists, slap-your-momma-and-send-her-a-salami-from-Katz's best damned pepperoni bacon slice in the entirety of New York City. Maybe the world. (I've had a lot of pizza, if you can't tell from how excitedly I am writing about food right now.) It's not perfect in the way that, say, Di Fara's margarita slice is, but it is perfect in the way that only something so on-paper gross and fatty made so ridiculously well can be. There is pepperoni grease on my face. I need to alert a medical professional. This slice disrespects my entire family every time I consume it. And yet, here I go again. If you know, you know. If you don't, you should.