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    4.6 (9 reviews)
    Open • 9:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Pizza Italia NYC - A la vodka

    Pizza Italia NYC

    4.7(23 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    I got one of the too good to go packages from here. Picking it up was quick and simple. It's a…read moregood value where $6 will get you 6 slices of a mixture of deluxe and basic slices. They are cold so they can be stacked on top of each other without sticking together. The box from the shop tells you that they are the home of the triangle grandma slice. Luckily two of these made it into the too good to go box. The crust is noticeably thinner than a standard Neopolitan slice. There is also minimal crust outer edge. The sauce is what makes the grandma slice stand out. The ground tomato is more coarse compared to others giving it more texture. The spice combination is satisfying providing a subtle zing with each bite. I also liked the eggplant parm slice where thick chunks of fried eggplant are distributed over the slice and blanketed with their signature red sauce. Some dollops of ricotta cheese were also added to the top. I'll likely come back to try more.

    This place is so under rated because I don't hear enough people talking about them and more people…read morereally need to try them out. I'm constantly raving about their food so I hope they stay in business for forever. We ordered the Arrabbiata pie for the first time tonight and it was a 10/10, so I had to come back to leave a new review. This is me and my husband's new favorite pie! You can taste how fresh all the ingredients are, and you don't get that stream of grease down my hand, so you know the ingredients are good. The crust is thin and crispy without being too well done, the chunks of garlic are mouth watering and cooked to perfection, and it's got just the right amount of spice.

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    Saverio's Authentic Pizza Napoletana

    Saverio's Authentic Pizza Napoletana

    4.7(655 reviews)
    3.2 mi
    •$$

    I've never had a bad pizza at Saverio's and it's a must stop every time I'm even remotely in the…read moreMassapequa area. Every time I visit I always grab a few pizzas to bring home and I always make sure to ask to upgrade to DOP ingredients. This place is as authentic as it gets. From the oven, which was imported from Naples, to the owner being a certified pizzaiolo, and the amount of DOP ingredients in use and available, there's a level of care and respect for Neapolitan pizza that you can taste in the each pizza. The ingredients are excellent, the crust is consistently great, the dough has the perfect chew , and nothing feels like an afterthought. Over the years they've grown in popularity and have added several new items on the menu, to include pizzas, but the ones that stay constant in my rotation are Moms, The Margareta (DOP), and the meatball with ricotta. For me, they make the best neopolitan pizza on Long Island. I also love that it's connected to the pork store next door. There's something about the whole setup that feels like a throwback to my childhood and the kind of Italian American places I grew up around that seem like there's so few of today. Going to Saverio's is more than just grabbing a pizza. There's whole experience has a warmth and authenticity to it that's increasingly hard to find...and while you're waiting for your pizza, going next door and buying some food, whether it's cold cuts, cheeses, or pasta is very much a part of the experience. Saverios is genuinely one of a few places I always look forward to visiting when I'm on the Island. You should check it out if you haven't already.

    This was another pizza spot we had to try and overall it was a great experience. I really loved the…read moreservice and how friendly everyone was, from placing the order all the way to picking it up. I definitely think these pies are best eaten fresh out of the oven when you can really get that nice crunch, but even after bringing them home, they still tasted pretty damn good. What made it fun was ordering a variety so the whole family could try a little bit of everything. Everyone ended up having their own favorite, which always makes for a good debate at the table. Mine was definitely the fig--the combination of flavors just worked for me. Good pizza, great service and a fun way to do pizza night with the family. Next time, I'm grabbing a slice straight out of the oven!

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    Saverio's Authentic Pizza Napoletana - The dining area sells this rare bourbon (Blanton's) --single barrel with minimal ethanol burn.

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    The dining area sells this rare bourbon (Blanton's) --single barrel with minimal ethanol burn.

    Leonardo's Pizza & Restaurant

    Leonardo's Pizza & Restaurant

    4.4(182 reviews)
    2.0 mi
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    Here is the lore,the old owner,Dominic,who owned this place,got cancer and is in the hospital,there…read moreis a new owner who is a nice,young lady,who owns this place now, I have been here with my family since I was in my mothers stomach and I know every worker by heart,nice food,nice ambience,doors are always open that can make it cold so bring a jacket! I hope Dominic gets better!

    This whole public transportation venture is terribly inconvenient and annoying me, it really is…read more So I got on the Long Island Railroad at Jamaica station to meet a friend. I see my friends mostly at wakes now and my ride fell down on me, so here in Jamaica i stand. For all who've not been, it is about the dirtiest, most germy place per square foot in NYCs transportation world. Its the kind of place I hope you'll never ever see in your life. Everybody's bumping into you and yelling about track changes, looking like a bunch of morons who think they're going somewhere important. ​Anyway, I ended up getting off at Massepequa and going to Leonardo's Pizza hoping they had a beer but they didn't, figures. ​First, I had the Italian Wedding Soup. It arrived looking like a drowned swamp with all those stringy, pale noodles swirling around in the broth like a bunch of white wigglers, similarto what i had for first lunchies. They were just sitting there next to these limp green leaves and the carrots were just floating in it. It's like the soup is trying to convince you it's healthy, but the whole thing just looks depressing. You take a bite, and it tastes, well, it tastes rather good, but the name is what really gets me. "Italian Wedding Soup." That's a odd name if I ever heard one. What does soup have to do with getting married? It just makes you think of a bunch of grandmothers crying and guys in rented tuxedos talking about their golf handicaps and portfolios. Plus I'm never getting married again, never ever - i learned my lesson. ​Then came the Detroit Slice. It sat there on a paper plate next to my copy of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, which was the only thing in my whole damn life that's keeping me company. Look at the edge of that crust--it's burnt to a crisp. Black as night, dark as spadesbut maybetgats how they do it on Long Island. The sauce is piled right down the middle like a thick red streak, covered in all these little dried oregano herbs I applied. I sat there eating this cheesy crusted square, staring at Mark Twain on the cover, and I swear it made me feel sad. Not because the book is terrible, it reminded me of my childhood, another complete disaster. The pizza actually had that crispy, cheesy edge going for it, I'll give them that, but because it felt lonely eating alone in public,vi never do that. Me, Samuel Clements and a thick slice of pizza on a cheap paper plate. Next time I'll be sure to eat out with someone fun.

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    Detroit Slice and Tom 2 keep me company.

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