Hoek Pizza

The perfect place to sit outside on a gorgeous evening in Red Hook to catch the sunset. For the moment, you even have a skyline view. We enjoyed ourselves in general. The stracciatella with the big puffy bread was a huge hit! Some people in our party like the Tomato bruschetta others didn't. Same with the tuna bruschetta but the meatball bruschetta was very popular. Nice pizzas especially the Gorgonzola and potatoes; anchovies and olives, and arugula with prosciutto. The salads were hit and miss, but they're comparatively very generous in size. Zucchini pizza was forgettable. The meatball hoagie is very tasty but a far cry from our hoagie expectations bread wise. It's more like a weird shaped calzone.

Ended up here in an emergency hanger situation. But pizza, cures what ails you. We got there right as they were opening, perfectly nice and got us in. Because of the hanger our judgment was clouded and we said yes to a $9 bottle of bubble water...... beware...... sat down and made a split second decision to get the bruschetta, so we could make clear headed choices for food. That was the right move, we are right in the middle of tomato season so we all wanted that and it was delicious. Ordered the anchovies and capers pizza, and the prosciutto with mushrooms. Crust was lovely, toppings nicely distributed, they call it a 12" pizza but they were on the large end so hella got us through the rest of the day. The service was a bit lazy and blasé, and it wasn't like..... comfy in there. If faced with another I'm trapped in redhook and about to murder someone for food situation I would go again. If this place were a song it would be du hast by Rammstein

Met some cool locals here. Pizza was really good. Ate too much especially since I already ate earlier. They said pizzas were personal but if you don’t exact much you can share a pizza between 2. But I could easily eat 2