In 1996, homesick New Yorkers tired of bad pizza out west opened their own place. Nearly three decades later, every slice is still made the same way.
The Craving That Started It All
The founders moved west and found no great New York pizza waiting for them. So they opened one in Post Falls, Idaho in 1996 — not a business plan, an act of stubbornness.
The Water Secret
New York water's mineral profile is what makes the crust. So NYPD engineered their supply to match it — because that corner was never up for cutting.
A Real Neighborhood Place
School groups come for behind-the-scenes pizza demos. Regulars get greeted by name. That's not strategy — that's just what happens when you actually give a damn.
The Standard We Keep
Great pizza isn't about geography — it's about refusing to lower the standard. Nearly thirty years in, every slice still proves it.