How to Get a Reservation at L'Industrie in New York
L'Industrie is the wildly popular slice shop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The short answer: it is walk-in only with no reservations, so going off-peak to beat the line is the realistic way in.
The short answer
L'Industrie does not take reservations. It is a counter-service slice shop, so getting in means joining the line in person. The realistic strategy is timing: go off-peak to beat the often long queue. Confirm the current hours before you go, since demand and lines vary by day and season.
Because L'Industrie is walk-in only, there is no online inventory to monitor. For a sit-down Brooklyn table that does take reservations, Rose can watch any of the booked rooms on this list for you.
What it is known for and where it sits
On South 2nd Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, L'Industrie is one of the most celebrated slice shops in the country, known for its thin, expertly made pizza by the slice and specials like the burrata slice. The fame brings long lines that snake down the block at peak hours.
Lunch rushes and weekend afternoons are busiest; mid-afternoon weekdays are the calmest.
- Go mid-afternoon on a weekday to avoid the worst of the line.
- Weekend afternoons and the lunch rush have the longest waits.
- It is counter service, so plan to grab and go rather than sit for a full meal.
For a Brooklyn table that does take bookings, text Rose and we will watch it for you.
Frequently asked
Does L'Industrie take reservations?
No. L'Industrie is a walk-in, counter-service slice shop with no reservations. Getting in means joining the line in person, so go off-peak to minimize the wait.
When is the line shortest at L'Industrie?
Mid-afternoon on a weekday is generally the calmest. The lunch rush and weekend afternoons bring the longest lines. Confirm current hours before you go.
Can Rose help with L'Industrie?
L'Industrie is walk-in only, so there is no inventory to monitor. For Brooklyn restaurants that do take reservations, Rose can watch them and book the moment a table opens.