Sal's Authentic NY Pizza - Frankton

Good for a feed. Wouldn't say it taste like NY pizzas. Quite doughy/under cooked a bit. Could have just been the pizza we got. But didn't love. Mozzarella sticks were ok too.

Great big thin crust pizza without the greasiness of a NY style pizza! We visited when only one guy was on staff. He was super at juggling the taking and the making of orders. He made our pizzas quickly and served it with a smile!

Great New York Style Pizza by the slice. Really quick snack whilst in Queenstown. Restaurant was clean and service was very quick.

Recently, Been there for the first time. I wanted to try sal's Authentic pizza n got opportunity to visit. I thought before buying a whole pizza I should try some slices first. Pizza slices wasn't looking very fresh,Even then I ordered them n I was right. Pizza slices were not fresh. First n last visit, i would say. As wellCheesy garlic scrolls can't remember the exact name they were looking very delicious n tasty but only the top part was good. Inside layer was taste like not cooked properly. I could smell it as well that it was half cooked in the owen.No regrets as am foody person n try new places to eat. New york's authentic pizza needs to be well recognised in other countries too!Best of luck

Don't waste money. Spent $120 on 1 1/2 pizzas and a few side dishes. Pizza had terrible cheese, soggy base and they forgot to add on extras to the pizza which were also expensive. Ordered a cheesecake which they forgot and we called and they ignored us. Only half acceptable thing was the garlic knots that tasted burned. Sal's is overrated

I'm from New York City. As a true born and raised New Yorker, I can tell you that this pizza is the closest you'll find to the real thing in NZ, and by far the best in the country — I would know. Every time a person from NY eats a slice of pizza, we critique it. We can't help ourselves. It's a subject near and dear to our hearts. It's in our culture, in our blood, in our Italian heritage. That being said, we know when we're getting the real thing. We also know if something's been frozen, isn't fresh or just isn't right. Thankfully, Sal's does pizza well. The crust, the cheese, the sauce, all taste like home. And trust me, I would be the first to tell you if they didn't. I'd put it on par with any average, common NYC pizzeria. Try my favorite, the Manhattan, with pepperoni and mushrooms. My only criticism is that the garlic knots could use a little work. The consistency just isn't right, and they need more garlic. Sal's continues to deliver a quality, consistent product across all of its stores — I've visited the ones in Frankton, Queenstown, Pukekohe, and Mt. Wellington. I'll always stop at Sal's if I see one. It makes the experience of living so far from home just a bit more tolerable.

You ever have one of those days when your constantly dreaming of your lunch break? Cause same. What I dreamt about you ask? Some delicious Sal's pizza. So, you can imagine my dismay when I finally get my lunch break at 2:00 and walk over to find a sign on the front door reading On lunch break be back at 4" 4!!! Now don't get me wrong

Honestly they have really nice pizzas! Very yummy and New York style indeed!! Their dough and toppings are perfect and their hospitality is amazing. My fiancé dropped our last few slices on the ground by accident and they quickly replaced our slices for free even tho they did not have to nor did we want them to but they are so nice. The establishment gets 5 stars from meThank you

Horrible pizza, served completely wrong order. The person who worked there blamed the system" when the receipt showed the order was correct just made wrong. Spent $150 on rubbish I wouldn't feed to my dog"