East Village Home Pie

The Luisaida

chorizo, fresh garlic, hot pickled peppers from “The Pickle Guys” & mozzarella

A spicy pie that says whassup to Loisaida’s own Luis Guzman. Walking around the Lower East Side with Luis Guzman is like walking around with the Pope, and Luis, a man of the people, makes time for everyone — for a selfie, for a hug, for a discussion about his role in “The Count of Monte Christo.” Luis cut his teeth at the landmark community center, CHARAS, where he worked with Two Boots co-founder Doris Kornish, in a play called “We Don’t Want No Cheese, We Want Apartments, Please.” And before achieving success in “Boogie Nights” and “Scarface,” Luis was featured in both of Two Boots owner Phil Hartman’s feature films “No Picnic” and “Eerie.” In tribute to his spicy performances we proudly present “The Luisaida,” featuring chorizo and hot pickled peppers from LES institution, The Pickle Guys. You can take Luis out of the Loisaida (he now lives in LA, co-starring in Code Black), but you can never take the Loisaida out of Luis!

East Village Home Pie

The Luisaida

chorizo, fresh garlic, hot pickled peppers from “The Pickle Guys” & mozzarella

A spicy pie that says whassup to Loisaida’s own Luis Guzman. Walking around the Lower East Side with Luis Guzman is like walking around with the Pope, and Luis, a man of the people, makes time for everyone — for a selfie, for a hug, for a discussion about his role in “The Count of Monte Christo.” Luis cut his teeth at the landmark community center, CHARAS, where he worked with Two Boots co-founder Doris Kornish, in a play called “We Don’t Want No Cheese, We Want Apartments, Please.” And before achieving success in “Boogie Nights” and “Scarface,” Luis was featured in both of Two Boots owner Phil Hartman’s feature films “No Picnic” and “Eerie.” In tribute to his spicy performances we proudly present “The Luisaida,” featuring chorizo and hot pickled peppers from LES institution, The Pickle Guys. You can take Luis out of the Loisaida (he now lives in LA, co-starring in Code Black), but you can never take the Loisaida out of Luis!

The Two Boots East Village Story

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.

Our Location

Two Boots Jersey City

133 Newark Ave
Jersey City, NJ 07302

(201) 209-1250

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Hours

Monday – Thursday: 11:00 am – 9:00 pm

Friday: 11:00 am – 12:00 am

Saturday: 12:00 pm – 12:00 am

Sunday: 12:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Christmas Day: Closed

Our Location

Two Boots Jersey City

133 Newark Ave
Jersey City, NJ 07302

(201) 209-1250

Order Online

Hours

Monday – Thursday: 11:30 am – 10:00 pm

Friday – Saturday: 11:30 am – 3:00 am pm

Sunday: 11:30 am – 10:00 pm

Christmas Eve: 11:30 am – 7:00 pm

Christmas Day: Closed