Wood-fired pizza ovens and an open kitchen create a lively, engaging setting. Exposed brick walls and pressed tin ceilings add an early 20th century industrial feel with art deco details. Cozy lighting and a backyard garden patio offer a relaxed atmosphere that suits casual dining and date nights.
Great selection of wines includes options like Etna rosso as a flavorful substitute. Wines come at reasonable prices and pair well with solid beer choices.
Wood-fired pizzas come out fresh and packed with flavor. The authentic cooking method creates a delightful dining experience with consistently delicious results.
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Brunches have $25 bubbly bottles with an OJ carafe.
Fornino's midweek Brunch offers a respite from weekend chaos.
The restaurant offers a lot of vegetarian options on the menu.
Wood-burning pizza oven anchors a modern, cozy space with dim lighting and a heated covered patio filled with plants. Authentic Italians create a welcoming, chill vibe where conversations flow easily despite a busy atmosphere. Specialty cocktails and a private back room add unique touches to this Italian restaurant.
Aromatic Sicilian wines like a chilled, slightly dry, spicy, and fruity option stand out. The wine list features Frappato and a solid selection of Italian wines that pair well with the food.
Wood-fired pizzas come out with a charred crust and fresh toppings. Options include classics like Pizza Margherita alongside other varieties.
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Wines are 50% off on Monday evenings.
Reservations for 3 at about 7 pm on a Sunday are recommended.
Get the lunch special on Friday.
Wood-fired pizzas come from a small, intimate space with dimmed lighting and mainstream background music. The vibe stays cozy and low key, attracting those seeking a relaxed yet upscale dining experience. Outdoor seating on a quiet street adds to the romantic, inviting atmosphere.
An intimate setting with dimmed lighting and mainstream music pairs well with a great variety of wines. The Prosecco stands out, and prices stay reasonable.
Wood-fired oven shapes the pizza's flavor and texture. The pizza comes out with a distinct smoky crispness that stands out.
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Dine-in is the only option available at this pizzeria.
Prices for pizzas are generally low compared to similar venues.
Expect a cozy atmosphere, but the space is quite small.
Open front windows reveal a blazing pizza oven, blending indoor and outdoor dining with a rustic atmosphere. Cozy space features large tables for groups and a bar where the co-owner chats while serving drinks. The vibe is warm and welcoming, evoking an authentic Italian neighborhood feel.
Walking in feels like entering a cozy Italian wine bar. The waiter offers helpful wine pairing suggestions that match the menu well. The recommended wines are enjoyable and complement the food.
Wood-fired pizzas feature an excellent thin crust and creative toppings. Options include a thin stuffed pizza called Robiola Piacere Pizza, offering delicate and flavorful choices.
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The restaurant only accepts cash and American Express; no Visa or MasterCard.
Payment can only be made with a physical American Express card or cash.
They charge a tip or service fee of over 21% without disclosing it first.
Brick oven cooks pizza over charcoal fire in an open kitchen where preparation is visible. Outdoor seating hosts live jazz music, creating a friendly and lively atmosphere. The setting suits special occasions and offers craft cocktails alongside excellent vegan options.
Excellent wine choices come with helpful staff who assist in picking the right bottle. The atmosphere pairs well with the lovely wine, and small gestures like refills add to the experience.
Artisanal wood-fired pizzas stand out with fresh, delicious flavors. The pizza and calzone offer comforting warmth, especially on cold nights.
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Thursday nights feature live jazz music, perfect for a relaxed evening.
The pizza-making class allows hands-on experience for participants.
Reservations are recommended for the pizza-making class due to limited spots.
Wood-fired pizza oven creates Neapolitan-style pizzas with a quaint, casual atmosphere that suits food enthusiasts and dates. The space fills with lively conversation, sometimes competing with loud music. Wine selections include distinctive white and red varieties that complement the menu.
An awesome selection of wines and beers includes crisp, fruity whites like Ryme and a dry, savory Vermentino from California's Carneros region. Wines pair well with spicy food and keep the total cost under $50 per person.
Wood-fired pizzas come with creative toppings like soppressata and fresh vegetables. The crust has a distinct smoky flavor and the pizzas pair well with simple starters like olives.
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Arrive around 4:45-5 PM to avoid the dinner rush and secure good seating.
Everything on the menu is affordable, and you'll probably not spend more than $50 a person even with wine.
The restaurant can get a bit crowded, so come early.
Open layout with Mediterranean elegance and an Italian-class interior creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Outdoor covered seating offers amazing views of Luna Park and Coney Island. The space features brick pizza oven cooking and plays pleasant music, sometimes live, enhancing a relaxed yet upscale vibe.
A great selection of DOC Italian wines is available by the glass. Prices stay affordable while offering an excellent variety.
Fresh and flavorful ingredients define the wood-fired pizza here. It pairs well with their salads and pasta, offering a well-rounded Italian meal.
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On Friday nights, you can see a beautiful firework display.
The price is $24 for a starter, main, and dessert.
They charge a 20% gratuity and a 3.5% credit card surcharge.
Italian restaurant offers beautiful interior with close tables creating a loud, lively atmosphere. Outdoor seating provides a laid-back, cozy patio experience with plants and heating. Crowds fill the space, making it energetic and bustling.
The wine list offers a great selection that pairs well with the food. Staff know the menu and wine list very well, enhancing the experience with fresh pasta and wine combinations.
Wood-fired pizzas feature a crispy crust with a soft inside and fresh, well-proportioned toppings. The dough tastes really delicious, especially on the Margherita.
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Happy hour starts at 3 PM and offers great deals.
Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends.
Olio offers a three-course dinner during New York restaurant week.
Giant wood-burning pizza oven produces authentic Neapolitan pizzas with a smoky, crisp finish. Atmosphere is loud and crowded with a classy vibe and outdoor seating that enhances the experience. Guests enjoy gluten-free and vegan options alongside a selection of wines and spritzes.
Italian wines feature prominently with a good selection to choose from. Casual wine options pair well with the menu, making it a solid spot for after-work drinks.
Wood-fired pizzas come with a crispy crust and a smoky flavor. Options include a variety of toppings baked in a brick oven.
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No reservation is needed at this place.
The gluten-free pizza is not valid for celiacs.
It is illegal in NYC to add 20% automatic gratuity for parties of less than 6.
Brick walls and wood-fired pizza ovens create an authentic Italian kitchen feel. Heated outdoor seating with ceiling fans offers a cozy patio atmosphere. The space feels lively and full, with close seating that can make conversations loud.
Extensive wine list offers a wide selection. Service and atmosphere complement the excellent Sicilian wine well.
Wood-fired pizzas come out with a distinct smoky flavor and a crisp crust. The menu includes classic and creative toppings that pair well with other dishes like gnocchi bolognese.
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Norma's does not take reservations.
Come early to avoid waiting.
If you are coming in with a group of 3+ people during peak times, you probably will have to wait to get a table.
Upscale interior blends retro and modern styles with art deco elements like fluted columns and curved floor tiles. Atmosphere stays bustling and lively without becoming overly loud, creating a warm and comforting vibe ideal for dates. Spacious layout includes fine outdoor seating and a notable basement bar area.
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Reservations are recommended for lunch to ensure seating.
The restaurant does not offer coat check services.
Expect higher prices for the quality of food offered.
Space features Murano chandeliers and a mask wall, creating an elegant, cozy setting with live jazz music enhancing the atmosphere. Energy feels friendly and inviting, suitable for casual meals and special occasions alike. Guests enjoy a warm, Venetian vibe that blends beauty and comfort seamlessly.
Wine selection matches the menu well, enhancing the meal experience. Service can be slow when bringing wine to the table.
Wood-fired pizzas feature perfect Italian dough and high-quality ingredients. They pair well with a cozy, elegant setting and live music on Thursdays.
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Live jazz performances happen every Thursday evening, creating a lively atmosphere.
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with great drink specials.
The $10 Aperol Spritz is available during happy hour on Sundays.
Small, crowded space with brick oven fire pit creates an authentic Italian pizza experience. Noise level is high and tables are packed closely, making conversation difficult. Offers gluten-free kitchen, full service bar, and outdoor seating.
Excellent Italian reds and whites complement the menu well. The wine list is well-curated and impresses with its selection.
Wood-fired pizzas come with many options and have a delicious taste. The pizzas show excellent quality in their preparation.
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The restaurant closes at 9:50 PM, so plan your dinner accordingly.
Paying with cash costs more than using a credit card.
The restaurant has a completely separate kitchen for gluten-free food.
Tiny pizzeria with a wood-fired oven creates an intimate, cozy atmosphere filled with warm fairy lights and soft jazz music. Small tables and charming decor evoke an old-world NYC vibe, offering a quiet and pleasant setting. The space feels like a genuine Italian spot away from the city bustle.
Smooth wines complement the menu well, with the Chianti standing out among the reds. Great pizza pairs nicely with a nice glass of wine for a solid Italian dining experience.
Wood-fired pizzas come from an authentic brick oven that gives them a distinctive flavor. The setting is a small, intimate room focused on these pizzas.
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Reservations are not accepted; walk-ins only.
Expect long wait times during lunch and dinner hours.
Prices are plus tax and tip; two pizzas cost around $45.
Modern dining space features a huge bar, wood-fired oven, and fancy booths with a hidden quiet booth option. Atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with great music and both indoor and outdoor seating. Known for Neapolitan-style pizza and strong cocktails like espresso martinis and Old Fashioneds.
Wines come with good pricing and delicious taste. They pair well and enhance pasta dishes.
Wood-fired pizzas come out as a spectacle with a distinct flavor. The menu also includes pasta and meatballs alongside the pizzas.
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Reservations are advised for larger groups to ensure accommodation.
Happy hour specials are available on Saturdays from 3-6 pm.
The restaurant can accommodate a group of 30 people for events.
Small space with two floors and a modern Italian feel combines dining with an art gallery atmosphere. Loud upstairs dining area contrasts with a cozy, chill vibe downstairs. Known for excellent gluten-free pizza and a strong wine selection.
Staff offer wine tastings before ordering and provide expert recommendations that pair well with meals.
Wood-fired pizzas come out with a perfect crust and authentic Italian style. Options include gluten-free choices, and the pizzas are great for sharing.
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Reservations for dinner are suggested due to popularity.
The restaurant offers gluten-free options.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Separate kitchen and oven ensure safe gluten-free options with pizza that folds without breaking. Seating is cramped indoors but complemented by a large outdoor patio suitable for groups. Atmosphere feels homey and lively without being noisy, with visible pizza-making adding to the experience.
Wine by the glass costs less than by the bottle, which can be confusing. The place pairs pizza and wine well for dinner.
Wood-fired pizzas come with a perfectly crispy crust and delicious toppings. Pizzas are large and substantial, baked in a great wood-fired oven.
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Happy hour lasts until 7:00 PM with great deals on drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant does not accept reservations; arrive early to secure a table.
All menu items can be made gluten-free, including their popular pizza.
Italian restaurant offers lively atmosphere with packed seating and beautiful outdoor dining. Bar area provides entertaining pizza-making views while indoor space feels energetic but often too loud for conversation.
An extensive and impressive wine list offers a range of reds, rosé, and orange wines with reasonable glass prices. The selection pairs well with small plates like chicken liver mousse and whipped ricotta.
Pizza comes out very hot with a traditional wood-fired style. The crust and toppings show clear signs of being cooked in a wood-fired oven.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to avoid long wait times.
Expect to pay around $30 for a personal-sized pizza.
A corkage fee of $65 applies if you bring your own bottle.
Wood-fired oven pizza defines the menu in a clean, spacious setting with open-concept layout and modern decor. The atmosphere feels warm and cozy, with a friendly, lively vibe and occasional smoke from the oven. Cocktails and wine complement the relaxed, inviting environment suited for casual evenings.
Many options include red wine that pairs well with food like pizza. The wine selection features some notably good choices that stand out during meals.
Wood-fired pizzas come with a perfect crust and bursting flavor. Options are plentiful and made with high-quality ingredients.
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Happy hour offers half-price cocktails at the bar from 4-6pm on weekdays.
The restaurant has a limited kids' menu, making it less family-friendly.
Seating is available at the bar, tables, or booths, but no single seating.
Converted church with a stained glass ceiling and four coal-fired brick ovens creates a unique dining space. Atmosphere ranges from cozy and spacious to loud and crowded depending on the time and crowd. Guests watch pizzas prepared in full view, adding to the engaging experience.
Offers cheap wine by the bottle with a very good red wine selection. Bartenders serve glasses quickly, pairing well with meals like Schrimp Diavolo Pizza.
Wood-fired pizzas come out with a crispy crust and a smoky flavor. The pizzas taste consistently delicious and satisfying.
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Reservations are recommended for groups larger than four to avoid long waits.
Expect a 30-minute wait on Friday nights if you arrive after opening.
Only whole pies are sold; no slices available.
Graffiti-covered walls and industrial crates with plants create a hip, trendy vibe inside. Loud, bass-heavy music and communal picnic tables make the atmosphere energetic but challenging for conversation. A large garden patio offers a quieter, dog-friendly outdoor space with seating and heating.
Great wine list offers plenty of options including Bordeaux wine. Wine pairs well with pizza and other menu items.
Wood-fired pizzas feature fresh, seasonal ingredients and inventive toppings. The style leans more creative than traditional Neapolitan, offering a unique twist on classic flavors.
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Happy hour starts at 3 PM with select pizzas at a discount.
The venue hosts weekend parties that can be quite loud.
Reservations are recommended for outdoor seating during summer.
Interior preserves 1920s decor with historical fans and wood oven, creating a cozy, vintage atmosphere. Seating is tight and cramped, fostering a local, intimate vibe. The space feels like a small active town venue, distinct from typical city restaurants.
Bartenders recommend spectacular wines that pair well with the amazing pizza served here.
Wood-fired pizzas feature a crispy crust and fresh toppings. Focaccia and fresh pasta also complement the menu well.
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Happy hour prices are available before 5 PM.
Lunch specials end at 3 PM.
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times.
Small, intimate space decorated with Maradona tributes and Neapolitan-style tiling creates an authentic Italian vibe. Loud music and lively chatter fill the air, making it energetic but not suited for quiet conversations. Outdoor seating offers a chance to enjoy the vibrant neighborhood atmosphere.
Selections include sparkling peach wine that pairs well with pizza. Wine options are very good and complement dishes like Margherita pizza and tiramisu.
Thin crusts cook in a wood-fired oven that gives a distinct flavor. The setting includes cozy tables and decorations honoring Diego Maradona and SSC Neapel, adding to the authentic vibe.
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Booking is recommended as the restaurant is always full.
The restaurant gets busy on Friday nights, so expect longer wait times.
If it’s your birthday, they’ll dim the lights and play music for a fun experience.
Narrow, intimate space with cramped seating and wood fire cooking creates a cozy, laid-back vibe. Heated outdoor area and pet-friendly sidewalk tables offer year-round dining options. Local wines and homemade Italian-style pizzas complement the atmosphere.
Wines come from local sources and include a great New York selection. Wine dinners feature detailed explanations from company representatives and pair well with fresh, local food.
Wood-fired pizzas feature creative ingredients from New York State farms and vineyards. Some pizzas come out not crisp, with toppings added before warming rather than baked thoroughly.
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Reservations are a must for this restaurant.
The restaurant offers wine pairing dinners on select nights.
Expect a 45-minute wait between courses during busy times.
Italian restaurant offers cozy decor with a backyard seating area featuring natural light from a glass panel roof. Atmosphere is chic and lively, often filled with great music that enhances the vibrant energy. Space accommodates larger groups comfortably, making it suitable for social gatherings.
A great wine selection complements the straightforward pizza and pairs well with the appetizers and entrees. The wine list stands out alongside great cocktails.
Wood-fired pizzas feature a light fluffy crust and tasty sauce. They stand out for their balanced flavor and texture.
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A reservation is definitely needed for dinner.
Without a reservation, it is very difficult to get a place on the weekend.
Finding parking can be difficult sometimes in New York.
Three-story pizzeria with brick ovens and exposed brick walls creates a spacious, historic setting. Atmosphere feels warm and friendly with Frank Sinatra music adding to the classic vibe. Outdoor picnic tables offer casual seating near a famous bridge location.
Chilled white wine pairs well with pizza and appetizers, enhancing the authentic Brooklyn pizza vibe. Wines and beers come at good prices and offer a solid complement to the food.
Proper wood-fired pizza comes with a crispy crust and a smoky flavor. The white pizza topped with spinach, Italian sausage, and bacon offers a rich, savory taste that hits the spot.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times.
Expect a 20-30 minute wait during peak hours.
You can only order whole pies, not slices.
Italian restaurant offers elegant interior design with an open kitchen and a hidden basement speakeasy. Atmosphere varies from loud indoor dining to a quiet, traffic-blocked outdoor patio ideal for people watching. The space combines ample outdoor seating with a lively, well-decorated vibe.
Authentic Tuscan wines stand out in a great wine selection. Wines pour generously with fair prices and pair well with delicious dishes.
Wood-fired pizzas feature prominently with excellent crusts and rich flavors. The menu pairs these pizzas with house-made pastas like braised lamb campanelle and campanelle alla vodka with chicken.
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Reservations are recommended during busy hours to secure a table.
Brunch can get busy, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
The restaurant has a $25 cake cutting fee for special occasions.
Open kitchen with a coal-fired oven creates an authentic pizza experience in a small, cozy space. The atmosphere is dark and jazzy, often loud and cramped but lively. Outdoor heaters and riverside seating offer comfort while waiting or dining outside.
Selection includes white wines from the Amalfi Coast. Options lean toward the pricier side. Wine pairs well with small plates like mini-pizzas.
Enormous wood-fired pizzas come with a thin, chewy crust that delivers a highly satisfying taste. The pizzas exceed expectations and pair well with a casual atmosphere.
Good to know
Reservations are advisable to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
Expect longer wait times on weekends; arrive 15 minutes before opening.
Takeout has a quick 15-minute wait, making it a convenient option.
Outdoor seating includes heated igloos and private booths with views of the East River and Brooklyn Bridge. Indoor space is spacious and suits large groups, while the atmosphere stays pleasant and relaxed. The venue welcomes pets and offers a sunny terrace for dining.
Great recommendations for wine and food come from knowledgeable staff. Happy hour offers $10 margaritas and wine, making drinks affordable and tasty.
Wood-fired pizzas come out crispy and flavorful with a fresh taste. The menu pairs these pizzas with upscale dishes and offers a broad selection including brunch items like wood-fired cinnamon buns.
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Reservations are recommended for special events like Father's Day and Mother's Day brunch.
Happy hour is popular, especially during summer, making it a great time to visit.
The last seating time is 10:15 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.