Crazy Pizza East Hampton

Saw this place on TikTok, and it looked so fun and I needed to try it. It was easy to make reservations, the food was good, pizzas are very, very thin, and personalized. The only thing that was a little disappointing was the show, it literally lasted 30 seconds, wish it was longer. Also, the price for the amount of food was way more than it should be. So prepare to pay a lot. Would I go back, no really, but def checking it off my list!

Cannot begin to express how much fun Crazy Pizza was and how badly we need something festive like this in our town. What a ball we all had! Fun for all ages and delicious food. Wonderful service and stylish setting. We absolutely loved it and already have a reservation to go back.

Just spent an evening at Crazy Pizza in East Hampton and I seriously can’t stop smiling! 😍 This place isn’t just about pizza (even though the pizza is next level delicious 🍕🔥) — it’s about the vibe, the energy, and the people who make it feel like one big, happy party. Amazing staff Kind, welcoming, professional, and so much fun. 💫 Shoutout to the managers — You’ve created something so special. If you’re ever in East Hampton — whether you’re local or just visiting — Crazy Pizza is a must. Come for the food, stay for the experience. And if you’re lucky, you’ll get to meet the team that makes the magic happen.

We were excited to check this spot out with a big group (normally I test-run before bringing the entourage, but we went all in this time). The vibe shows promise, though they’re still finding their stride. Our reservation took extra time to turn into actual seats, and while the prix fixe menu was solid enough, it leaned more on “fine” than “fantastic.” The drinks, on the other hand, were excellent—just fashionably late. The meal pacing could use some fine-tuning. When we asked to speed things up, we didn’t quite expect mains before starters. Also they need to showcase more pizza types than just variations on margarita. The spicy salami was my personal favorite.

The food was good for the most part. Burrata pizza was solid as was the service. Margherita was pretty good as well. My main criticism on the pizza is they did not cut it well. Also, I know it’s the Hamptons, but I found a lot of the menu to be significantly overpriced. The drinks were $25 each which is just outrageous, even for the Hamptons. The pasta was way too small for $30. The Baba cake was a good dessert but man the Nutella pizza was just terrible. It was undercooked and was literally just Nutella. It should come with strawberries or bananas too for $20. Overall I probably wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone because of the kind of terrible pizza and ridiculous prices.