Steve's Pizza

Mafe

Best pizza I’ve had in Miami. I’m from NY so I am used to eating large juicy slices full of flavor. The is the closest thing to a NY slice of pizza here in Miami. The staff is very nice and friendly. They’re energetic and all seem happy to be working there so there’s a good vibe. There is zero pretense, the decor is also very village New York it’s just a bit small and feels a little crowded. There is usually a line so try order for pick up if you can. The restrooms are outside by the parking lot and you need a code to get in. There is sitting outside as well and it is covered. Parking is available but there’s limited spaces.

Badres Castillo

Truly one of the best slices you'll find in South Florida. The place gets a bad wrap because of it's grungy decor but it's been a staple of Miami for years. Anytime I have friends or family from out of town come visit I bring them here and it's never disappointed. Be prepared to wait regardless if you call ahead for pick up and also willing to dish out some dough to eat theirs. The time and money will surely be worth the investment.

Jaden Stephens

Pretty done with this place. We have had our Friday night family pizzas from Steve’s for over 25 years and within the last two years the quality just continues to consistently decline. Almost every other week the bottom of our pizzas is burned way past normalcy and tastes flat-out nasty, like your eating coal with some cheese. We are sure to mention everytime please to not burn our pizza, but that request is often ignored or forgotten. The fact we even have to mention that before each order is ridiculous. The cheese is always fine but that’s the only part you can eat anymore. Might as well put a couple cheese slices in a bowl and microwave it for the same quality of pizza. Covid was an excuse at first and on every time it was burned we would call back and they’d give us a refund or try to make it up, customer service is rarely a negative, but at a certain point you run out of patience - two years of calling back at least once a month will do that to you. Ownership must have changed because we were without issue for decades and now it’s completely reversed course to your sub-par lazy college 1-star pizza stop. The basics just flat-out neglected. There are multiple other pizza spots within 1 mile, no reason to stay loyal when you can’t do the bare minimum. Sad to see another Miami favorite lose its spark.

Stuber Velasquez

Steve's pizza was great, however the wait time was incredibly long. The place is very small with limited seating both indoor and outdoor. The place is incredibly popular so make sure you plan ahead. We were told about 30 minute wait time and it was almost an hour before getting our pizza. The pizza is good and the staff is friendly but I'm not sure if its worth the wait.