La Villa Pizza

Great service, great portions, great sandwich…read more I've gotten both the FDNY and the godfather, both very good

I love Russo's. Their sandwiches always hit. I typically get the Italian combo cause why not? You…read morereally can't go wrong with any of their options. I always opt in for hot peppers and man do they taste great. The service is always fast and kind. Inside, it's your typical deli counter, keep it moving.

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4.6(117 reviews)

I decided to try the Chocolate Babka here bc I thought I knew from chocolate babka but there is a…read morereason it sells out as soon as it's baked here... The dough is more like croissant dough, buttery flaky, yet dense with these intense ribbons of chocolate...a must try!! The slices are large, and so delicious!! The new GOAT.

Cute bakery in Park Slope located right off 5th Ave and near JJ Byrne Playground…read more Loves: + Good selection of pastries: croissants ($5+), kouign amann ($5.75), trip choc muffins ($4.75), biscuits, cookies, babka, and more! + Good meal options too (eg. sandwiches, quiche, salads, etc) + Nice location + Indoor, backyard, and front patio seating + Friendly and chill staff This place is popular and they do sell out of items, so the earlier you arrive (before 11am), the more options you will have. :)

Kouign Amann, Pasteis de Nata, Traditional Croissant, Lemon Poppy Seeds Muffin

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4.6(18 reviews)

0.5 mi•Park Slope

Ok ok ok... I was starting to have a rough week of trying various new places to eat while on my…read moretrip. But! This 1 of 1 Sandwich spot brightened up my week. I live in LA and there's a famous steak sandwich from Matu which is delicious... this sandwich the number 5 roast beef w cheese, grilled onions, beef stock.... Is better. It surprised me. They greeted us kindly. I will whole heartedly recommend this for a sandwich craving. Lots of love.

The CBLAT is fantastic! This is the kinda quality that makes me pick a sandwich shop over bodega…read moreevery time. Fresh quality sub rolls with the option for seeded, THICK, tender meaty bacon and grilled chicken that I can taste the char on. They tie it all together with a stone ground mustard aioli??? FABULOUS!

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5th Avenue Market & Deli

4.4(141 reviews)

0.2 mi•Park Slope

The borracho is the best!…read more Seriously though this is the best bodega in park slope. Perfect spot to grab huge delicious sandwiches before heading to the park.

Great bodega on 5th and sackett. Reasonable prices and…read moreselections. Decent deli/grill . Fast service. Tightly packed conv. Store.

Say hello to "The Godfather"! It's a solid hero!

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Brooklyn DOP

4.3(115 reviews)

Got a TGTG order here. 11/10 I'd do it again…read more Brooklyn DOP actually originated as a pandemic business where my friend's personal trainer started baking pizzas outside of his Greenwood Heights apartment. When the hype got large enough, the owner decided to start a pizzeria and the rest is not history. This is one of the more worthwhile TGTG orders to me. Their pizza is SOOO perfectly crisp and charred, and actually is one of the closest pizzas that reminds me of the famous originals in Napoli.

Good restaurant setup and ambiance. Old school. Excellent branding. Water available. Long. Lots of…read morestanding area to eat. Friendly staff. Nice outdoor garden in the back Slice is OK. Smaller. Doughy bottom. Didn't flop and OK looking undercarriage but just small. Not crispy enough. Also when reheated not hot enough. I don't think the reheat ovens in the front are strong enough. Good cheese quality.

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Nona Mena (grandma) and DOP Sicicilian

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Lotus Vietnamese Sandwiches

3.9(291 reviews)

Cute little bubble tea and banh mi spot in park slope! I randomly came upon this place. I got a…read morefruit tea with popping boba which was ready pretty fast! Didn't try the banh mi but will be back to try them!

Lotus Vietnamese - good prices, portions and overall quality. I tried their shrimp rolls and…read morevermicelli salad with a bubble tea. They offer tea without added sugar if you request it. I like the way they prepare the food - very neat and clean. Their large bubble tea is large! Lots of tapioca too, they don't skimp on the extras.

0.4 mi•Gowanus, Park Slope

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Grilled pork banh mi, spicy

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4.5(33 reviews)

This a cute place in parkslope Brooklyn to have coffee or tea. Today this coffee lady had ice…read morestrawberry hibiscus ice tea. It was so refreshing plus they served in a beautiful glass. Next time ice coffee

Stopped in here quick for a bite and I decided to try the mushroom and parmesan quiche. It was out…read moreof this world. Definitely stop by here when in Brooklyn for tasty food and great ambiance. Also, Ovie who was working the counter when I went was so nice and fun to talk to.

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Velvette Brew

4.3(84 reviews)

0.0 mi•Park Slope

"Velvette Brew is a beloved neighborhood cafe roaster where quality craftsmanship meets genuine…read morecommunity connection specializing in thoughtfully roasted coffee and tea paired with fresh pastries" Here's the thing.. coffee places are not just coffee places.. they are gatherings where we purchase coffee but there is a human connection. We come to sit, talk, share stories, our personal experiences and of course sip a fabulous beverage. I'm seeing this more and more as I visit fabulous coffee places.. Konditori, Villager, Bakeri, Hidden Grounds, and now Velvette Brew. First, the space: light, airy and I can imagine with their big windows, a sun soaked place on a sunny day. There are plenty of seats: tables and high top tables. Their menu offers a bit of everything from soup, sandwiches, quiche and pastries. There is a nice option of beverages hot/cold. Today, was a bit damp so I ordered a hot chai with bite size checkerboard cookies to dip. The barista was very pleasant and I found a seat while waiting for my chai. I see a lot of patrons working in laptops, some meeting up to talk and sip and even the barista chatted with a local patron. Love it! My chai was piping hot and absolutely delicious. The chai was frothy, rich, the black tea leaves infused with cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, cloves, sweetener, and milk. I savored every sip and complimented the barista. It is always great to find a new coffee place. I expect to be a loyal local at Velvette Brew. They also host music events and have a collaboration with Cry Baby Ice Cream. It is located in the heart of Park Slope. There are plenty of shops and restaurants nearby. Velvette Brew 279 5th Avenue B63 to 3rd and 5th or R to Union Street, 10 minute walk.

Great little coffee shop. I got the cold brew, it was really smooth and had a chocolatey flavor to…read moreit, right up my alley. They have a good amount of tables and chairs in the shop so a good place to grab a seat and chit chat with a friend. They offer a few bites to eat but nothing gluten free for this celiac girlie. But I got a croissant for my nephew. There's also a bathroom here! Huge bonus. Good little shop.

Light, airy, cozy space

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Miatzil

4.4(39 reviews)

This place is honestly the bomb. Every single thing is absolutely delicious. I had this amazing…read morepineapple and chipotle-infused mezcal cocktail. A really deep, richly flavored octopus starter. And the molcajete entree was just out of this world. Everyone is so nice who works here. I don't get how there isn't a line around the block. Undiscovered gem. 11/10

This is my second time at this location and my first review. I came with my cousin for happy hour…read moreand happy hour food. The food was delicious, and the service was great. We sat outside and had a great ambiance as the weather was cooling down. I'll always come back for more!

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Un Posto Italiano

4.8(71 reviews)

0.3 mi•Park Slope

I've spent hours sourcing the best cappuccino in the Carroll Gardens / Boerum Hill / Cobble Hill /…read morePark Slope neighborhoods. And this is it. I haven't tried them all, obviously -- too many coffee shops -- but what I have tried, and come back to, over and over, is the products of the amazing team at Posto. It's not just about the skillfully made drinks or the balance of flavors, the fresh, Italian-style coffee or the filled-to-order Italian donuts and Maritozzos (iykyk) -- it's the overall ambience. You come here to put down the screen and enjoy the moment. So often do we rush through our coffees, or even bring them to meetings, at the beck and call of the city's hustle. But at Posto the kind, talented, customer-first team asks you to slow down and escape all of that, to savor every sip of coffee in the classic Italian style. Walking in feels more like a poem than a cafe. Gone are the transactional, disingenuous "how are you's" and instead you get to discover all sorts of fun barista (and bar) creations, Tuscan products, and fresh pasta. The servers and owner are always read to provide a recommendation, and like in Italian cafes, they bring whatever treats and drinks you land on to you. (My favorite aperol spritz is also from Posto.) Outside, the peaceful garden hosts two large umbrellas. It's vibrant, as if you're in a neighbor's backyard and they are willing to share a colorful moment with you, birds chirping overhead. As I finished the last drop of my cappuccino this morning, I realized that forty-five minutes had passed, and every sip of coffee was just as good as the last. Thank you!

Beautiful space and really charming! The atmosphere here is really relaxed and pretty much always…read morecrowded but rightfully so. They have great backyard space and a decent amount of seating inside as well. The staff is really friendly and make delicious coffee. I got a bombolone and a latte. I know they make fresh pasta but haven't had a chance and would love to come back to try.

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Anthony C.

5 years ago

the worst experience i have ever had. this place is full of racists employees. i had to wait for 45 mins while other guests that were white were being served and helped first. i am hispanic and my family and i was so embarrassed to even have this type of problem occur when i've been coming here for years. it's been a problem from the min i walked, i was asked to wait and i did for 40 mins. i finally get a seat and i had to wait 45 mins before the waiter even came to the table. i had to get up and ask why am i waiting for 45 mins when every other guest that are white is being helped first, feed first, served first. i am hispanic and my mom and dad were so embarrassed about this. this place is racist! they dont like black or hispanic or anyone who isnt white! this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist!this place is racist! read more

Kendra W.

16 years ago

WOW Now this is What you call a Pizza/Wrap/Soup/ Baked Ziti. Amazing Ive been here at least 4times and I must say I loved Everything about this amazing place. The service is great the FREE BREAD Is the best part Nice and hot Out the oven dipped int eh oil and vin At the table. Sometimes I Just cant wait to go because the best part is the bread its So yummy. Ok so You all See how much I love this Place Well the last time I visited it Was Fri May 28 around 4oclock It was very slow The service was ok my bread took a little longer then usual which is fine Ok so now my soup is coming out mm yummy Down to my last spoon full I See a Hair WTF are you kidding me, Ughhhh I tried to shake it off but it really didnt work well with me, Server Came I had to tell her how Great the soup was Just with out the hair next time- She Put the bowl down Grabbed the hair out of the bowl and says Im going to tell you something Thats funny Because I get this alot & I explain to Them all That this is NOT" a Hair its BRILLO from scrubbing the pot after the dishwasher OMG DID SHE REALLY JUST SAY THAT UGH LIKE THATS EVEN WORSE'' then the hair. Sad to say I will not let the BRILLO Stop me from coming back the service is great the hostess is very nice and friendly And i love there food. So 5stars to that and keep up the great work La Villa just Invest in some new brillo pads lol read more

Michael R.

16 years ago

My love affair with La Villa started 4 years ago when my dad recommended that I go. He went while he was in town on business, and raved about it. I took the overtures with a grain of salt because I've seen him eat spaghetti at Denny's and ENJOY it (shudder). I ended up going here against better judgment and was pleasantly surprised. The bread that they serve is friggin phenomenal. I'd pay $5 for it, but they give it to you for free (score!). The eggplant rollatini is pretty damn good. But the pizza. Oh man! The pizza! It's good enough that you don't even notice the juice-heads at the both next to yours raving about the "gal-uh-mar", "mutz-za-rell" or "rrrrrrih-cot". The dine-in experience is a typical Park Slope one. Tons of kids. Take out is usually a little better. I recommend just getting pizza. After trying all of the different types, I've settled on my favorite: Focaccia della Nonna. Easily the best. read more

QUOC t.

15 years ago

solid place. not amazing, but definitely good pizza. the noise level gets pretty high as it seems like it's popular with the park slope family crowd. but, that's not a bad thing. after all, families need a place to eat out, too. my wife and i both went for the pizza. it was good. not quit artisan style even though they do the brick oven thing, but you get quite a bit and the ingredients are quality. the price also is more reasonable than fornino and some of the other local options. which might be why there are so many families there. the staff was also great. our waitress was really on her game. we had a bit of a wait and she kept us attended to in the interim without making it uncomfortable by making too big a deal of it all. read more

Taksa M.

8 years ago

I've passed this restaurant many times over the years, always being scared off by its garish decor and harsh lighting. Last night I finally decided to try the food. This is as basic as Italian-American gets and I am really suprised by La Villa's popularity, especially when there are so many great alternatives nearby. Wonder-bread-ish garlic bread was followed overly sauced, overly garlic-ed, an oversized pasta dishes. The broccoli rabe side was fine, but again with too much garlic which masked the biter flavor of the vegetable; and it was floating in too much liquid. Someone told us that the pizzas are good here, so I will try one soon, but for now this place looks like an Italian version of that famous end-of-week chain. read more

NYC M.

15 years ago

Went their with my family (5 of us) yesterday. It was pretty busy on a Sunday afternoon. We didnt have any reservations ...seated immediately in a nice booth. server came over right away and was pleasant. We ordered a large margherita pizza, fried calamari and a mixed green salad with our drinks (beer/soda)...bill came out to $71+, I had a $30 groupon, so over all on PRICE not bad...Food was very good. Was it the best pizza ever, no,but def good, Crust nice and crisp, not soggy! Salad excellent and the fried calamari, crisp and juicy. No complaints whatsoever. Servers very pleasant. The foccaccia/bread pretty good too! The place had a very relaxed, family atmosphere and we will be returning! read more

Aynur Y.

14 years ago

They immediately won me over with the free basket of bread that was more like a chopped up pizza in itself, with a good amount of oil soaked in and onions on top, it was delicious. And they were not stingy with it. As soon as the basket emptied, they replaced it with a new one. The calamari was fresh enough and hot but not that good. It was way too oily. I have not eaten good calamari in New York yet. It seems hard for so many places to nail it perfectly. The pizza was delicious, and the service was fast and nice. It was a Groupon coupon well spent. I will go again. read more

Anthony T.

15 years ago

La Villa is a solid choice for Italian food. Quality, great authentic taste and I never leave hungry. I've brought friends on many occasions and they are always very happy with my choice. I reccomend just about everything on the menu. You really can't go wrong. I especially enjoy the Baked Clams, Penne with Spinach and Chicken and the Gnocchi with the Gorgonzola Sauce is out of this world. Sunday afternoon, watching the games at the bar with a perfectly charred Pizza and an icy cold beer, is the best. Enjoy! read more

Olya P.

16 years ago

I am most definitely a fan of this Italian Restaurant/pizzeria. Lets start off by discussing the onion bread they put on the table upon your arrival. All you have to do is ask for some balsamic vinaigrette to dip it into and you're instantly taken to heaven. Ive tried several things there; the pizzas are delicious and thin crusted and perfect, ive tried the chicken wrap which is not what you think of at all, its huge! ALso tried some hot chicken dishes and the caprese salad, everything is superb! read more

RICK W.

15 years ago

bought a groupon from la villa a couple of months ago. even though i am a loyal patron i thought it was very nice that it was offered. it was almost like a thank you for being a patron... once again friendly atmosphere good service, william the waiter is always on top of things... they had a great special on tuesday night filet of sole oregonata, excellent flavor and of course the small special deep pizza... nice combo for 2 of us read more

Marie A.

15 years ago

I must say this place had great food, pretty good service but a little pricey. I even asked a local that goes there frequently and she mentioned that they definitely increased their prices recently. Other then that I have absolutely no complaints the potato croquets and chicken parm were recommended and did not dissapoint. We will definitely be returning...Thumbs up for great italian food! read more

Leslie W.

303

6 years ago

Great Italian food in the neighborhood! My boyfriend and I shared a large margherita pizza and salad. We ate so much of the fresh bread that we still had leftovers for a couple days! The place has been handling covid-19 pretty well. We were seated in their backyard patio area, but they also have numerous tables and seats outside of their restaurant as well read more

Francis L.

15 years ago

I've been to La Villa many times, and I've always been met with a friendly greeting. The staff make me feel welcome and are very accommodating. I love the dishes that bring me back to my grandma's kitchen. Escarole with White Beans, Broccoli Rabe with Sausage,Baked Clams,Gnocchi and of course the Pizza. I absolutely recommend. Love this place. read more

Crystal D.

12 years ago

Been going to La Villa for over 20 years in Queens but so happy they are expanding into other areas. We have suggested they bottle the Caesar salad dressing they make because it is the BEST ever tasted. Between the way the chicken is grilled for the Caesar Pollo dish and the dressing, this meal has to be one of my top 10 ever. read more

K C.

14 years ago

Great restaurant in Park Slope. I'm saddened that Aunt Suzie's is gone but this place is just as good, if not better. Big portions for the right amount of money. Very family friendly, so not a suggested date spot. And the customer service here is great. People come by your table often to check on you and make sure all is well. read more

Simon N.

8 years ago

Trust the reviews on this place; it is great. I have known about the one down in Mill Basin for some rime, but finally got a chance to try this one, and the Pappardelle La Villa was amazing as always. The staff is also super friendly and helpful whenever you ask for something extra or their recommendations. read more

Gerard C.

5 years ago

Food is extremely good and the place is comfortable and clean. The only thing that needs some improvement is more attention from the wait staff. They are slow or non compliant when requesting drink refills or bread. They should also have more dessert items. Bathrooms are clean. Really nice place. read more

Joey A.

12 years ago

Food is always good here,also the service crew is very helpful and kind,they also work very hard to make sure you are ok. The freshly baked breads,as well as the wood burning pizza. If your ever in he area give it a try you won't be disappointed. read more

Danielle P.

13 years ago

I have been here around 10 times. And I have had reasonably good food each time. So it is a place that I have in confidence in and know what to expect when I go there. Pizza is good and there is a wide selection of other food too. read more

E C.

9 years ago

Good pizza. Been a regular for years. Biggest drawback in my opinion is that for pizza, it's expensive. That said, the sottosopra "upside down" pizza is something worth trying. It's cheese with the sauce on top. Give it a shot. read more

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(92 reviews)

Classic Brooklyn slice shop. Their delivery is remarkably slow but it's way better than San Remo…read more Plain pie is reliably good.

The food: classic New York slices of slightly above average quality. Tasty square slices as well…read more(Sicilian better than the grandma) The chicken parm hero is solid (and big enough for two people( and they also have salads, pastas and usually an assortment of old skool diner-style cakes (carrot! Red velvet!) Service is always good and quick, and I see them being super friendly and patient with everyone. This is a classic corner spot near two bus stops and is always busy with working folks and students and neighborhood people on their way somewhere or just having their pizza fix while watching the soccer game. I love sitting at one of the tables and just watching the scene on church and Coney Island avenues go by. It reminds me of the Brooklyn I grew up in during the 1980s, down to the Rocky paraphernalia on the walls. It's not "elevated pizza" like wheated down the street (which I also love), but it's also not trying to be that. Rocky's is its own thing entirely.

Pizzatown

3.8

(102 reviews)