You asked for it: Even more South Florida pizza places where you can get a single slice

It’s hard to find a single slice of pizza these days. Many restaurants want us to buy a whole pie or do without.

But South Florida still has enough single-slice joints to keep lone pizza lovers satisfied. After the Sun Sentinel printed a list of pizzerias that still sell slices, readers pointed out there were even more than those we originally compiled.

So here are additional sites, in Broward and Palm Beach counties, where you can get a single piece at a decent price. It’s reassuring to know we can still go out and eat this classic comfort food, New York-, Sicilian- or Detroit-style, without having to splurge on a whole pie that serves eight.

BROWARD COUNTY

Bob’s Pizza & Amante’s Italian Cuisine , 2068 NE Second St., Deerfield Beach; 954-426-1030; bobspizzafl.com/menu

A slice goes for $4, plus 50 cents or 75 cents extra for toppings. Reader Larry Kerman of Hillsboro Beach recommended Bob’s slices for their old-school simplicity: “I grew up in Brooklyn and love traditional New York City thin slices, usually with just plain cheese. A really good cheese slice doesn’t need anything else. Needs to be a little oily, and most importantly the crust needs to be able to be folded in half without the tip of the slice flopping down.”

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Mannino’s Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria , 10012 W. McNab Road, Tamarac; 954-722-4168; tamaracpizza.com

Two slices and a soda will set you back $7. There’s also a $9.95 special that includes a slice, salad, soup and soda. Bruce Berger of Tamarac said he’s a regular patron: “Mannino’s is like a New York pizzeria — enter the restaurant, go to the counter and order slices. They have a couple of tables where you can sit to eat your pizza; you don’t have to sit in the restaurant side of the facility (although you could and order slices from there). The slices are simple and well-prepared — cheese, sauce and crust, baked perfectly. What more do you need?”

Mizrachi’s Pizza Kitchen , 5650 Stirling Road, Hollywood; 954-505-3190; mizrachispizzakitchen.com

This kosher eatery offers a $4.69 “Big Slice” and a $4.99 Sicilian slice, with additional charges for toppings and extra cheese. According to Joel Katz of Hollywood: “They sell by the slice and various sizes of pies, which makes it convenient if you just want to swing by for one or two slices. They even double-cut the slices when asked.”

Monti’s Italian Pizzeria Restaurant , 2973 W. Commercial Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; 954-485-5155; montisitalianpizzeriarestaurant.com

A slice is $3, and you can supplement your pizza lunch with a fried calamari appetizer ($10.95) or chicken wings ($8.95). There’s also a large selection of hot and cold heroes, specialty pizzas, soups, salads, calzones, pastas and dinner entrees.

PALM BEACH COUNTY

City Pizza Italian Cuisine , 632 Hibiscus St., West Palm Beach; 561-833-2323; citypizzawpb.com

Slices cost $4.99; a large assortment of pies range in price from $12.75 to $21.50. There are also soups, salads, pastas, sandwiches, calzones and strombolis.

Mamma Mia’s on the Beach , 10 S. Ocean Blvd., Lake Worth Beach; 561-588-2322; mammamiasotb.com

Mamma Mia’s calls itself an “Authentic Italian Slice House” and you can get any of the restaurant’s specialty pizzas as a single slice for $4.79. Combos include the Meat Lover’s (pepperoni, sausage, bacon, meatball, roasted tomatoes and mozzarella), the Chicken Cacciatore (roasted chicken, peppers, red onions, mushrooms, roasted tomatoes, pesto, mozzarella and basil) and the Vegetarian (garlic, mushrooms, onions, roasted red peppers, roasted tomatoes, ricotta and pesto). There are also Sicilian, gluten-free and build-your-own pizzas, along with chicken wings, salads, subs and calzones.

Roberto’s Italian Pizzeria , 1906 Clint Moore Road, Boca Raton;  561-994-0170; robertositalianpizzeriamenu.com

A regular slice costs $3.35; a Sicilian slice is $3.85. There’s also the Famous Grandma Pizza Slice, which has a thin Sicilian crust brushed with olive oil and garlic, mozzarella, and chunky San Marzano tomato sauce (also $3.85). Make sure to check out the single-slice specials, where you can get two slices and a soda for $7.75 or $8.75, depending on the kind of pizza.

MULTIPLE LOCATIONS

Cannoli Kitchen Pizza , with locations in Boca Raton, Deerfield Beach, Pompano Beach and Fort Lauderdale; cannolikitchen.com

A plain slice is $3, but you can get almost any kind of slice from their large assortment of pies, including Chicken Parmigiana, Lasagna, Mexican or Hawaiian ($3.50 to $4.25). The menu also offers pastas, hot and cold subs, salads and chicken and veal entrees.

Jet’s Pizza , locations in Boca Raton, Royal Palm Beach, Pompano Beach, Davie, Oakland Park and Coral Springs; jetspizza.com

A plain or pepperoni slice is $2.75; a two-slice and drink combo is $7. Jet’s is a chain that began in 1978 and is known for its Detroit-style pizza, which has a thick, crunchy crust that is soft on the inside. According to Casey Kolp, owner of the Boca Raton and Royal Palm Beach shops: “We make our own dough fresh every morning and use only the finest Grande cheese without additives or fillers.”