Quick in New York

7 places for Quick in New York, picked by creators — with what they said.

• Prince Street Pizza — ur mom ashley, Beatrice Richer
  She recommended it as a top New York pizza spot, saying its popularity is well-earned.
  Heads up: She doesn't personally enjoy pizza, so this isn't a firsthand assessment.
• Joe's Pizza — Beatrice Richer, Jon Barr
  Greasy with cheese that stretches for days—exactly the New York slice they'd always imagined—and gave it a perfect 10.
  Heads up: The line is very long, and there are definitely tastier slices to be found elsewhere in New York.
• LOS TACOS No.1 — Beatrice Richer
  Rated it among the best tacos they've ever had.
• Hamburger America — TOPJAW
  Raved that the Oklahoma-style fried onion burger, with onions mixed into the patty and cooked precisely for 6-7 minutes, is tender and distinctive.
  Heads up: It's a casual counter-order setup.
• Jin Mei Dumpling — TOPJAW
  Highlighted the crispy texture from one side being seared hard, and the great value at 33 cents apiece.
  Heads up: There's a line every day, and 15 dumplings is a lot to eat alone.
• Best Pizza — TOPJAW
  Praised for making their own mozzarella to control salt and moisture, and for baking unusually large pies for a slice shop in a wood-fired oven.
• Gray's Papaya — Jon Barr
  Wildly cheap prices — one hot dog for $3.25, two plus a tropical drink for $6.95 — and it's a New York institution over 50 years old. Coffee plus a breakfast sandwich for $3 might be the cheapest breakfast in Manhattan.
  Heads up: There's no seating whatsoever and the setup is very bare-bones; while the breakfast menu is cheap, a neighborhood bodega might be better for a dollar or two more.

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