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4.9 (41 reviews)
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Excellent rigatoni a la Nonna & chicken Parm
Maurice M.

Amazing food made by Nonna ! This is like a local Italian kitchen where the mom and daughter serve you with love . There are several options all are home made and amazing for 20$ only. The daughter is such a sweetheart The place is low key and relaxing with Italian music in the background. This is def a destination spot and I would def go out of my way to come here . There are just less and less places like this . Hidden gem for foodies . 10 /10 HIGHLY recommend if you like real Italian cuisine

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Bob T.

Ok. First of all. Grocery is incorrect. Its a nice Italian lunch place and the food s great. All you can eat can be dangerous. Especially here. Great dishes. Outstanding meatballs. Pasta and chicken n taters. Price wAsnt posted so I was a bit shocked at $20 for lunch with a soda. Apparently the price can fluctuate. Oh well. Ask how much first I guess.

A taste of almost everything offered that day
Monica D.

Owned by 2 sweet Italian immigrants with a great story (articles on their walls) who greeted me on an early afternoon. They told me to just grab a plate and take whatever and however much I wanted. They walked me through their choices and I took some of almost everything. That day they had Pasta Fagiole, Braised Chicken, Bucatini Amatriciana (my favorite), Chicken Parm, Gnocchi in Tomato Sauce, Sausage, Meatballs, Fried Eggplant, Vegetable Fritters, etc. I enjoyed everything I had but one plate was more than enough for me. Along with a bottle of water my total was $17, worth the price of homemade food by these lovely people.

This is what's up!
Sharon S.

Recently moved back to Jersey. Spent 25 years in Texas. What a fantastic "hole in the wall!" I haven't had such wonderful Italian food in a very long time! All you can eat! Chicken Francaise; Meatballs; Italian sausage, magnificent! The divine raviolis are luscious! I spent twenty something years in Jersey between Lodi then Heights. Who knew? My buddy from 4th grade,, Frankie! There was no Yelp back then either! So much more to explore! Catering is also available! Small get together, BYOB! September 8th! Mark your calendars! That's what's up!!!

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Roy C.

Manga Manga Manga - this place has the best Italian lunch buffet in the area. Two soups, frrrah mixer lees salad, chicken, sausage, tripe three pasta as . Too much good food.

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Martino's Grocery is the best. I could write a thousand words about how good the food is but one bite is worth a thousand words.

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Best zucchini pie and all of the land so good that I'm traveling all the way from Toms River

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Martino's Grocery - grocery - Updated May 2026

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