text: I went to a pizza place and got a sub... I know, I know....\n\nI literally drive by this place twice a day and have never noticed it.  It is in a shopping center at the intersection of Archdale and South Blvd.  I work close by and some coworkers had gotten takeout pizza before and it smelled delicious.  Since I am southern by birth and have no frame of reference for New Yawk style pizza, I am assuming based on the oooh's aaah's and regular visits of our resident Lawng Islandah that this is the real deal.  If huge, greasy slices are what New York pizza is, then this place fits the bill.  It did smell delicious, but I declined that day.  Everyone seemed happy and full (although a few came by my desk asking for Shout wipes and Tums - I guess we are all accustomed to chain delivery places).  A lil grease in moderation never killed anyone though, eh?\n\nToday a group of 8 of us ventured over there for lunch.  We arrived right around noon and the place wasn't packed, but they were relatively steady with people who seemed to be regulars (that's a good sign).  You order at the register and then wait for your food.  With 8 separate orders, we should have known this was going to be a bit of a cluster, but we all enjoy the company of the others, so it's all good.  \n\nThe pizza slices came out immediately.  Huge slices, layer of grease on top... they all looked and smelled delicious.  The pizza peeps were happy and we told them to eat and not wait on us.  And then the wait began...\n\nI ordered a meatball parm sub and a drink ($10).  The girl who ordered behind me ordered the same thing.  The girl behind her ordered a calzone. 2 ham and cheese subs after that.   I honestly couldn't see behind the counter when they were making the sammiches, so I am not totally sure what happened to the orders after me.  The pizza slices were on the table quickly, 1 of the 2 ham and cheese's came out.  Several minutes later my meatball sub.  Many minutes later (10-15?) the pizza folks were done, I had started on my meatball sub and fries, and we were still waiting on the calzone (which could have been made fresh, which would explain the wait), a meatball sub and a ham and cheese sub.  Someone from the table got up to check... another 5 minutes... here comes the meatball and the calzone.  Finally our lone remaining order of a ham and cheese sub, who luckily is the most patient and wonderful of the group, asked for his sandwich to be put in a to-go box as we had been there for almost an hour by then.  With 8 people all at the same time, and all ordering separately, the timing of the orders really can't be judged, but 30 minutes for a ham and cheese sub is a lil nuts.  And to have two of the same order, ordered back-to-back, that were spaced at least 15 minutes apart, that was a little odd too. \n\nThe food was quite good.  The sub was a standard meatball sub covered in cheese, but the fries are AMAZING.  Double fried or something to make them extra crispy, but oh so delish (extra blockage, hooray!).  The calzone, when it finally got to the table, was huge and served with marinara.  I didn't hear any complaints from the rest of my group and the portions of the sandwiches were large enough that most had lunch and then got a to-go box with the other half for another meal.  \n\nGood restaurant for a \"slice and a Coke\" (my only frame of reference for ordering pizza in NYC is an episode of Sex and the City), my only suggestion would be that if going in a large group, stick to slices so everyone is eating around the same time.