The new Two Boots West Village, located at Sheridan Square, a stone's throw from Stonewall, opened in October of 2019 and is a showplace of Two Boots art and culture.

Avenue A & East 3rd St. is holy turf for Two Boots. We began at 37 Ave. A in 1987, with Two Boots Restaurant, and we’re now across the street, at 42 Ave. A, with Two Boots East Village. Our EV Home Pie, The Luisaida, pays tribute to our pal, local luminary Luis Guzman, and is a spicy melange of chorizo and pickled peppers from The Pickle Guys on Essex St. This location included Two Boots Video for 18 years – which specialized in indie and art films – and still offers comfy booth seating, a big-screen TV for sports games & video screenings, and - good news! - beer & wine. It’s also a showcase for our local artistic community, including JC Pinto’s mosaic tribute to Loisaida poet Bimbo Rivas, extraordinary exterior signs by Julie Wilson (Two Boots’ first commissioned artwork back in ‘87) and hand-painted tiles by the late, great George Schneeman. And check out the pizza crust imbedded in the collage counter – left behind the immortal Iggy Pop! This iconic location features mosaic planters by Jim “The Mosaic Man” Powers, window paintings by Nicolina, painted tiles by George Schneeman, flower sculptures by Melissa White, and pizza icon paintings by Zito. We are also proud to partner with a wide variety of neighborhood organizations, including A Gathering of Tribes, the Nuyorican Poet's Cafe, and the Lower Eastside Girls Club.

When longtime partner John Touhey retired and closed Two Boots Brooklyn (his fantastic family-friendly branch in the heart of Park Slope), we gave Two Boots VP, Dennis Eschenberg the opportunity to “reboot” and open a branch in his Williamsburg neighborhood. With an opening night party hosted by Jimmy Fallon, Two Boots WB got off to a fast start, continuing the neighborhood pizza tradition of the previous tenant, Driggs Pizza. And check out Nicolina’s amazing Pizza God and the yummy “Pork Store Pizza” with specially-blended sausage from nearby Emily’s Pork Store.

Two Boots Park Slope aims to carry on the tradition of Two Boots Brooklyn, which had a great run of 24+ years (1989-2014). John Touhey, our original partner, moved to Park Slope in 1989, and wanted to open a branch in his new 'hood. Two Boots Brooklyn went on to become a neighborhood favorite, with live music, a full bar, a kids step-up to the pizza station and a broad menu that included Cajun favorites. In October 2013, TB Brooklyn closed, but in November of 2014, a new incarnation of Two Boots opened in Park Slope at 5th Ave. & 1st St., featuring Two Boots pizza, plus sliders, po' boys, salads and a great selection of tap beers. And the Home Pie, "The Hogwallop," honors local resident John Turturro for his role in the great film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"

Aaron & Liz Morrill, founders of Fizzy Lizzy (our favorite sparkling beverage), are our local partners for the first New Jersey branch of Two Boots -- in the burgeoning pedestrian mall near the Grove Street PATH station. With comfy banquettes, sidewalk seating, wine and beer, and occasional live music, this is a great place for a lunch break from work, a family dinner or a late-night jaunt from one of the local bars. And The Boss Hague home pie, has been joined by The Bubba, another vegan option featuring kalamata olives and a medley of Mediterranean vegetables.

Long-time fan of The Newman, The Bird and all things Two Boots, Sam Boyer worked closely with Phil Hartman to bring a truly authentic NYC slice joint to Nashville, the perfect place for Two Boots' first venture below the Mason Dixon line. Located in the heart of midtown, just steps away from Vanderbilt U. and legendary Music Row, TB Nashville inhabits the site of much-beloved comics and baseball card institution, “The Great Escape,” which is memorialized with a special “Local Hero” pizza. For its home pie, TB Nashville celebrates the “hot chicken” local specialty, with ‘The Kitty’ (named for trailblazing country star Kitty Wells), a pie that’s become so revered that it earned TB a spot on a list of the “10 Best Chicken Places in Nashville.” There’s also a Jack White homage pizza, ‘The Third Man,’ which we send to his studio on occasion, and one of the greatest collage counters in the entire company, executed by Jamie Ward. A shining star in the Two Boots constellation, the success of TB Nashville bodes well for our future down south.