* Originally published June 13, 2021
Every time we visit St. Augustine, my fiance and I make a stop at Pizza Time on St. George Street. Our first visit was in 2006, just a year after Domenico Conslignarnio opened this delicious Brooklyn-style pizza heaven.
The restaurant has free parking at the Spanish Street entrance (the St. George Street entrance is walk-in since there's no vehicle traffic on St. George), but we've never used the Spanish Street entrance. We always make this our lunch stop on the day we spend shopping along St. George. The St. George Street shopping day is a tradition for us every time we're in St. Augustine. It was during this shopping day on one of our recent trips that we made the decision to buy property in the St. Augustine area.
The restaurant makes each pizza with fresh ingredients, a true New York Style crust, and their own signature sauce from Roma tomatoes imported from Italy.
Pizzas are available by the slice. Whole made to order pies are available, although I do believe that availability may depend on how busy they are. We've never ordered a whole pie, but I have read some reviews that indicated whole pies weren't an option during some of the restaurant's busier hours.
In addition to pizzas, Pizza Time also includes calzones, cannolis, olive salad, and other Italian favorites on their menu. The garlic rolls pictured here are one of my favorite garlic breads from any of the Italian or pizza restaurants we've been to in our travels.
In 2015, Pizza Time was the second highest rated pizza in the US on TripAdvisor. I can easily see why. I'm a big fan of New York Style pizza, and my top two favorites from my travels across the US are both located in St. Augustine, this being one of them.
As a side note, the last time we were in St. Augustine, Pizza Time was still a cash only establishment, so be sure to have cash on hand if you decide to stop in.
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