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NYC's Best New Pizza Can Now Be Delivered Outside Of Williamsburg
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Nell Casey
Published May 18, 2016
Modified May 18, 2016
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There's no doubt we're in the golden age of food delivery, where restaurants—and non-restaurants—are unbridled by the boundaries of neighborhood and borough. Companies like Postmates and Caviar are shuttling delicious foodstuffs across rivers for us, people, with the latter bestowing outstanding new Detroit-inspired pizza spot Emmy Squared to other parts of Brooklyn, plus parts of Queens and Manhattan.
Starting today and running until Friday, customers can order Emmy Squared's pies via Caviar from noon until 2 p.m. in Manhattan with a maximum of four pies per order (get the Roni, it's exquisite). The restaurant has been partnering with Caviar at their Clinton Hill original for a while, debuting their Emmy Squared delivery offspring in Queens and Brooklyn last week.
The pizzas can easily feed three people per pie, such are their heft, but in Queens and Brooklyn, the restaurant's tasty sandwiches are available too. The Meatball and Spicy Chicken sandwiches, served on pretzel buns, can also be ordered, in addition to salads, mixed olives and Churro Bites. You'll have to stop by IRL—and really, you should anyway—to get their burgers and friendly fries.
See gif below for delivery zones in Brooklyn and Queens, keeping in mind that Emmy Squared will only be available in Manhattan below 14th Street.
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