"Nontraditional" is the word on these "Cajun-inspired" pizzerias where a "crunchy" cornmeal crust, "yummy" toppings and "provocative" names add some "N'Awlins" flavor; the settings and service are "casual" but "great for kids" – just ask the "mommy brigade" at the separately owned, full-menu Park Slope outlet.
This Greenwich Village eatery offers a fun atmosphere and great pizza.:
Two Boots Restaurant Review: These boots will fit you if you like it loud and funky. The place is decorated with strings of chilies, cowboy boots and red-checked tablecloths. At night it attracts a young, hip crowd that’s drawn to the Lower East Side clubs. Two Boots was founded on a clever geographic and culinary notion to combine the foods of the world’s boots: Italy and Louisiana. The menu?...
These boots will fit you if you like it loud and funky. The place is decorated with strings of chilies, cowboy boots and red-checked tablecloths. At night it attracts a young, hip crowd that's drawn to the Lower East Side clubs. Two Boots…
Delicious thin crust pizza with a Cajun twist.:
The Scene
This small (predominately takeout and delivery) location of the Two Boots chain is almost always bustling with activity--you'll always find a crowd here late on the weekends...