Even rolled thin and topped with sauce and cheese, the chewy bread retains its integrity. There's a nightly slice, and whole pies come with the expected toppings, but they're not overwhelmingly goopy so you can avoid the mozzarella overload. There are a few microbrews in the bottle and Deschutes Mirror Pond Ale on tap. This is bakery, so don't skimp on dessert. The crust on the all-American pie strikes the perfect balance between flaky and tender, and the dense chocolate cake is about the only thing in whole place with frosting.
Service is basic.
You order at the counter and pick up your food when your name is called. Pick up your silverware and find a table. There's not much in the way of ambiance beyond casual comfort, but if you're looking for a romantic dinner spot you shouldn't be here anyway. You don't have to live in Irvington to take of advantage of the Grand Central. But if you do, you'd better hurry.