“ Queen pizza is a classic Newark mainstay. Pizza is honestly excellent, great crispy consistency, sauce and cheesiness level. I love the pasta fagioli especially on a cold or rainy day. Their breakfast platters hit the spot too. People that work here are great. ”

“ Queen pizza is a Newark staple that gets good marks for some rarities in Newark - speed, seating, and diversity of options. This is one of the go-to spots for a lunch get-together, especially if you're looking for something more informal. Food wise, the pizza is good but largely unremarkable. They'll usually have a few standard options available by the slice, and if they run out, can quickly add to a plain slice to give you what you need. Additionally, they keep a separate line for sandwiches, so those move faster than a normal pizza spot that'd combine the two lines. Those too are above average but mostly forgettable. In short, youll never crave this place, but you'll also be fine to settle for it when you need a reliable option. ”

“ Pizza is possibly the best in the Downtown Newark area, especially for the cost, but don't expect friendly service because then you won't be disappointed. The one guy who tends to manage the cashier is sometimes friendly, other times quite surly, so don't take it personally and keep your eyes on the delicious prize that is the pizza. Tons of seating inside, but it can get crowded and noisy during lunch time. My preference has been Queen over Robert's for pizza, although I do frequent both -- Robert's is preferred for pasta. Due to the unfortunate fire that affected Robert's recently, Queens will be my pick for pizza for the foreseeable future. ”

“ Good food. Friendly service. Great if you work nearby and want to be greeted with a smile, and served high quality food. ”

“ Pizza for breakfast? Yes, please. Queen Pizza was voted number 16 in the whole state of New Jersey! They make their dough every day. It's fresh and properly cooked. The cheese is great quality. Good value. Open early too! ”

“ A good spot to grab lunch in downtown Newark. They have breakfast, cold and hot sandwiches. Pizzas are sold as pies or slices. Food quality overall good, though I'd have liked them to use softer breads for our cheesesteaks. The garlic bread is average. They have a huge canteen like area for dine-in, plenty of space to sit and enjoy meal with your team/group. ”

“ Too tired to cook dinner yesterday, I decided to get takeout from Queen Pizza for me and my SO. I stopped inside the corner pizzeria on Halsey Street and ordered a large pie, half broccoli. The guy behind the counter was nice and told me it would be about 10 minutes as he was making it to order. While inside waiting, I looked around and noticed that the space is pretty expansive. There's ample seating with a whole area of tables and counter seating. The place has high ceilings and huge windows, so there's lots of natural light and feels airy in there. I could see it being a good lunch spot to eat in. Plus, there are two flat screen TVs. Before leaving with our pizza, I did my usual ritual - dose the pizza with garlic powder, oregano, and red pepper flakes (It's in my head, but I always think these things taste better from the pizzeria shaker. You can have them at home, but it's just not the same). Classic, NY-style pie. Great crust, just the right amount of crisp and soft, not tough at all, had a good fold. The broccoli side was not soggy at all (that's a test when ordering pizza with veggie toppings - it's done right when not soggy). Pizza was the right choice. Will definitely return and try out other items on their menu - paninis, pastas, sandwiches, hot/cold subs, burgers, etc. ”