September 11, 2026 · East Village Pizza

The Calzone at East Village Pizza — 9 Ways to Get It

The Calzone at East Village Pizza — 9 Ways to Get It

Short answer: East Village Pizza makes nine calzones, priced from $15 (Cheese Calzone or Create Your Own Calzone) to $18 (Cheesy Calzone). Each one is folded from the same 72-hour cold-fermented, hand-tossed dough as our pizza, filled with ricotta and mozzarella, and served until 4am Sunday through Wednesday and 5am Thursday through Saturday at 145 1st Ave in the East Village.

Same Dough, Folded Instead of Topped

Every calzone here starts as the same dough East Village Pizza, family-run since 1997, uses for its regular pies: cold-fermented for 72 hours and stretched by hand before it ever sees the oven. We've written before about why that dough process matters. The calzone is just that same dough folded over a filling instead of left open with toppings on top.

All nine share the same base inside: ricotta and mozzarella. What changes is what goes in with them, and that's where the nine ways come in.

9 Ways to Get a Calzone at East Village Pizza

Eight of these are in the Calzones section of the menu; the ninth, the Cheesy Calzone, sits under Garlic Knots & Cheesy Extras. All of them are made to order, and the prices below are current menu prices.

1. Cheese Calzone — $15

Ricotta and mozzarella, with your choice of sauce. It's the plainest calzone on the menu and the best way to taste the dough on its own terms.

2. Create Your Own Calzone — $15

Ricotta and mozzarella plus the fillings you pick, served with a side of marinara. If none of the set combinations below is quite what you want, start here.

3. Chicken Calzone — $16.99

Chicken cutlet folded in with ricotta and mozzarella. A straightforward, filling order.

4. BBQ Chicken Calzone — $16.99

BBQ chicken with ricotta and mozzarella, for when you want something sweeter and smokier than tomato sauce.

5. Buffalo Chicken Calzone — $16.99

Buffalo chicken with ricotta and mozzarella. Add a 2 oz. side of blue cheese or ranch for $1.50.

6. Meatball Calzone — $16.99

Meatballs with ricotta and mozzarella: the calzone version of a meatball parm.

7. Pepperoni Calzone — $16.99

Beef pepperoni with ricotta and mozzarella. The same beef pepperoni that goes on our pepperoni pies and slices.

8. Sausage Calzone — $16.99

Beef sausage with ricotta and mozzarella. Pair it with a side of marinara if you like your sausage with red sauce.

9. Cheesy Calzone — $18

A cheese calzone loaded with triple cheese, mozzarella and ricotta. It's the cheesiest calzone we make, and the priciest one on the menu.

Which Calzone Should You Order?

First time here: the Cheese Calzone. Want heat: the Buffalo Chicken Calzone. Want it as cheesy as possible: the Cheesy Calzone. Feeding someone picky: the Create Your Own Calzone. Want extra sauce for dipping the crust? A 2 oz. side of marinara is $1.50, and six garlic knots are $4.75 if you're ordering for more than one.

If you like the idea but not the fold, the Mozzarella Rolls on the same menu run from $15 to $16.99 with many of the same fillings.

What Customers Say

East Village Pizza holds a 4.5-star rating across more than 2,400 Google reviews. One five-star review, from a customer named mcmp, was specifically about the calzone:

“I’m a big fan of calzones and this spot nailed it! The double stack pie is humongous!! As well as delicious. Back to the calzone though. This is by far one of the best calzones I’ve ever had in my life! Also freaking huge! Extremely flavorful to perfection 👌 the dough mixed so well with the rest of the ingredients! I highly recommend this pizza place for all. I will definitely be ordering again !” — mcmp, Google review

That "double stack pie" is NYC's original double-stacked pizza, made from the same dough as the calzones.

Order Late, or Order Now

The kitchen serves the full menu, calzones included, every day from 11am until close: 4am Sunday through Wednesday, 5am Thursday through Saturday. We've written about why we stay open that late. Calzones are available for pickup, for delivery through Grubhub, Seamless, Uber Eats or DoorDash, or by calling +1 (212) 529-4545. Each app sets its own delivery area, fees and times, so check your address in the app before you order.

We deliver to the East Village, Alphabet City, Union Square, Gramercy, Washington Square Park and Times Square.

Visit Us

East Village Pizza is at 145 1st Ave, New York, NY 10003, on 1st Avenue between E 9th St and St. Marks Place. Get Directions, or see the full menu before you come.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many calzones does East Village Pizza have, and how much are they?+

Nine. The Cheese Calzone and Create Your Own Calzone are $15; the Chicken, BBQ Chicken, Buffalo Chicken, Meatball, Pepperoni and Sausage calzones are $16.99 each; and the Cheesy Calzone is $18.

What's the difference between a calzone and a pizza at East Village Pizza?+

They're made from the same 72-hour cold-fermented, hand-tossed dough. A calzone is folded over a filling of ricotta, mozzarella and whatever else you order, while the pizza is left open-faced with toppings on top.

Can I customize my calzone?+

Yes. The Create Your Own Calzone ($15) starts with ricotta and mozzarella, lets you choose the fillings, and comes with a side of marinara.

How late can I order a calzone at East Village Pizza?+

The kitchen serves the full menu from 11am until close: 4am Sunday through Wednesday, and 5am Thursday through Saturday.

Does East Village Pizza deliver calzones?+

Yes. Order delivery through Grubhub, Seamless, Uber Eats or DoorDash, or call +1 (212) 529-4545. We deliver across the East Village and nearby Manhattan neighborhoods, including Alphabet City, the Lower East Side, the Bowery, NoHo, Nolita, SoHo, Greenwich Village, Washington Square Park and the NYU campus area, Union Square, Gramercy, Stuyvesant Town, Kips Bay and Times Square. Each app sets its own delivery area, fees and times, so check your address in the app before you order. Pickup is always an option.

Where is East Village Pizza located?+

145 1st Ave, New York, NY 10003, on 1st Avenue between E 9th St and St. Marks Place.

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