I came to visit my brother in Brooklyn and stopped by Pizza Time to grab a slice before driving back home. From the start, the man working the counter was so friendly and helpful in picking the best slices to try. He explained that all the slices were kosher. I ended up ordering a cheesy crust slice and a pasta slice. Both slices came out of the oven piping hot while being thin and crispy. Exceptional quality and taste! The restaurant has enough seating and is clean. It is like any other pizzeria with bench seats, condiments at every table, and red trays to eat off of. There is a bathroom right in the front as well. Parking may be difficult to find because there is only street parking.

As you can see I started eating before I even got to take a pic. I was just pizza skipping in mid wood and stumbled in here. From the moment I walked in my server was so friendly and welcoming, he definitely changed my mood to a better one. I set my eyes on this slice not even knowing that it had a cheese filled crust to die for. From the cheesy topping pulling with every bite and the flavorful sauce this pizza parlor stole my heart. Fully stocked with different fountain drinks. Very neat and clean with plenty of seating. I'll definitely be coming back to this one. Right off the Q train avenue J some really good pizza.

Hands down best pizza. They are underrated. Perfect sauce, flop, crisp, saltiness ratio. People think just because they are kosher, for some reason this would take away from the authenticity or it would be different from other pizza. You can't get pork pepperoni but everything else is pretty much the same. Pizza is part of Brooklyn culture and this place has been open as far as I can remember. I used to go here as a kid and they were as good then as they are now. Service is awesome, the guys at the counter are super warm and welcoming. Plain cheese slice is my favorite. It's just so darn good.

"One bite, everyone knows the Shul." Who would have thought a kosher pizza joint in Midwood, literally down the street from an iconic pizza joint in Di Fara, would be just as good as they are? That is hard to believe, but it is true. For a fraction of the price, you get a terrific tasting slice. The cheese and sauce marry up well. The crust is crispy from the first bite to the last, and there are enough herbs on this slice to keep you going, but it does not overwhelm the slice. I liked this slice so much, I went back up to the counter and ordered another. I guess I also wanted to prove my first slice was no fluke. It was not. My second slice proved to be just as up to the task as the first slice. To contrast, I ordered a Grandma slice, while it just might be their square, it is almost as perfect as it gets. The crust is crispy, the cheese has the perfect saltiness. The sauce has a nice acidic flavor, but does not take it over. Overall, nice square. For $3.75 (cash only), I was not expecting much. But after I took the first bite, and a kid no older than 16 or 17 said to me, "Best pizza in the game." He is not far off; the photo of Barstool visiting this pizzeria and giving it a high score seals the fate for this underrated and overlooked slice. When I was done eating, I personally got up and thanked the owner for such an amazing experience. I think he was touched to hear this. The pleasant, not overbearing Orthodox music adds some character to this restaurant, as does the charismatic owner and the usual cast of regular kids and adults alike all eating this pizza that deserves all the accolades Di Fara receives. Be careful Di Fara! These folks are not putzing around.

Nice place . It was y first time trying kosher pizza . The crust was thin . We tried plain and margarita , paid $8.75

First time I've ever had kosher pizza in my life and I have to say the slice I had today was very yummy. I ordered a stuffed crust slice with some fries on the side. The pizza was cheesy with the right amount of sauce, baked where it was crunchy on the outside yet fluffy inside. Fries were seasoned and really good too

We were in the area to try the competition down the street. While waiting for them to open, we took a walk to find a bathroom and came across Pizza Time! They didn't let me use the bathroom but we found a hidden gem!!! We were intrigued by kosher pizza and decided on a plain sicilan and fresh tomato slice. Both slices were freshly made with top quality ingredients. Each bite was light and airy with a slight crunch. To be honest, I didn't have high expectations but actually preferred Pizza Town over Di fara. Pizza Time should be included in the lists of best pizza of NYC.

First bite into a slice and you're taken into the streets of Sicily. This pizza is by far the best I've had in Brooklyn, or all of NYC. It's authentic d'italiano all the way. Thank you pizza time for raising the bar, and gifting us brooklynites with such high quality, delicious food. The service is great too. Same faces since they opened. Like family- or I should say - cosanostra .. yes, walking into pizza time feels like walking into an Italian grandmas kitchen. Bon apetite!