Stopped for a pie and salad today at Luzzo's on 1st Ave. between 12th and 13th.   The bread served as an appetizer was crusty, crunchy and flavorful.   The salads were excellent - best cherry tomatoes I have ever had.    The pizza was great - crunchy, tasty and impossibly thin crust, and a nice tangy tomato sauce with buffalo mozz.   Wife and kids had a plain pie, and I ordered a small with anchovies.   The fish was great, and with just one filet per slice, the flavors were nice and balanced.

The coal fired oven was a kick - we actually saw them shovelling coal into it.  The service was prompt and unexpectedly (for Manhattan) friendly.  The atmosphere was good - a small hole in the wall.    Location very close to the L train made getting there very easy.   After lunch we hopped the L train, changed to the 6 in Union Square and headed down to the Brooklyn Bridge.   Weather was great - rain held off until later in the day.