L'industrie Pizzeria
The Williamsburg slice shop whose burrata slice made it a modern classic, now with a West Village outpost.
Example
The signature order is one burrata slice plus one plain, so you taste the showpiece and the fundamentals in the same visit.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the burrata slice worth the hype at L'industrie?
Yes, once. It is rich, so the ideal order is one burrata plus one plain to understand both sides of the shop.
Williamsburg or West Village location?
Same product. Choose by geography, but Williamsburg pairs well with a Bedford Avenue walk.
How long is the wait at L'industrie?
Prime time lines regularly pass thirty minutes. Go midafternoon on a weekday and you usually walk close to the counter without a real queue.
