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NYC is full of pizza and Ribalta does a decent job, but not great. It's certainly speedy, and they have a lot of options, but it's not Lucali's or Una Pizza Napoletana. As a matter of fact I had a better pizza at Upland the same day I had this pizza. The vibes in the restaurant feel chaotic. I'm not sure what it is, but the design isn't amazing. It's not where you want to go for date night, it's also not where you want to go for family night, it's also not where you want to go with friends. It's just a vibe that doesn't have a real place - the service feels rushed, the food is rushed, and the prices don't match the personality of the restaurant at all. My favorite thing served to us was the Carbonara, it was actually great - unfortunately the salads were horrible, and the pizza was good good enough. Wouldn't suggest it if you're in NYC and have other options.
Came here on the weekend for dinner for a party of 4 and ordered 1 appetizer, 2 pizzas, and 1 pasta as our party only consists of 2 adults and 2 kids. The zucchine scapece was nicely fried, garlicky and balanced well with the vinegar so it didn't feel too heavy. The pasta in the paccheri alla genovese was al dente, the sauce was hearty and flavorful. We ordered the margarita and carbonara pizzas. The crust was soft, elastic and chewy and we all particularly enjoyed the carbonara which has a great balance of salty and creamy flavors. We also ordered their tiramisu for dessert, which was quite good and authentic but it was not worth $16. The only complaint is that the portion size is very small and quite pricey for the amount of food you get. Our server was friendly and our food came out quite fast. Overall, food was good but it's quite overpriced given the small portion size. If I were to go again, I would just order a pizza for myself (as I saw what's what most people do) and skip the rest of the options on their menu.
Girls night out. The place looked nice, except the tables are so close to each other the staff kept bumping into my chair when they were passing and they were going back and forth a lot. Also the men in the table next to me had long legs he kept extending towards my table and kicking my bag where I had my laptop - super annoying!!! I had drink called clover club. Was so delicious I had two but for $20 each there was VERY little alcohol! The only thing that I loved besides my company was the black truffle gnocchi. At a price point of $38 - that at least was worth every penny. Apparently pizzas were good too - two of my friends had the brigante and the capricciosa and they said they were satisfied.
It was girls night at Ribalta and I'm ultimately glad we came. It's quite cozy in here, so it was great for a snowy, winter day. The staff here was great. They were kind, attentive, and spoke some basic Italian with us and since I'd recently came back from Italy, this made me so happy. We ordered the calamari ($25) and fried flower zucchini ($24) to start and were happy with both. The zucchini had a nice, creamy mozzarella inside and the calamari was crispy with a great sauce (aioli?) that came with it. I did, however, feel that it was a bit expensive for what we got. The brigante pizza ($26) was next and it was good! It had fior di latte, salame, and a spicy oil (which I didn't really taste). The crust was a bit flimsy, so it kind of fell apart in my hands-but the taste matters more anyway, and it was great :)
Not the best Neapolitan style pizza I've ever had, but quite solid. The classic margherita was just as it should be - maybe could have used a teensy bit more tomato to offset the chew and salt of the dough. The Nerano with thin coins of fried zucchini was a somewhat odd combo but reasonably tasty too. I don't know why I need to keep saying this so often these days but one of my biggest pet peeves is when restaurants don't list prices on their online menus. It costs virtually nothing to update numbers on a website. Ribalta, you serve pizza and pasta. I can't fathom what sort of pretension you're trying to achieve here.
The pizza here really lives up to the hype. One of the best dough I've had in a pizza. I ordered a margherita with pepperoni. The service was quite fast. I will definitely come back and try the other pizzas!
My sister and I came here because this is ranked #19 on the World's Top 50 Pizza list. We made a reservation on OpenTable and there were plenty of spots available. The vibe is modern chic, all the staff and waiters are Italian with excellent service. We decided to get the pizza for two with Proscuitto di Parma. The ingredients were mind blowingly good- Fior de late bufalo straight from Italy- their chili oil tasted amazing and very high quality. The pizza itself however is not the traditional Neopolitan style crust and the bigger one is very thick. Perhaps it was because we did not order the round one.
Came for lunch and ordered from their lunch special menu - salad and roni pizza. The salad was a bit boring as it only had arugula and a few cherry tomatoes, some big slices of parm cheese, and their vinaigrette dressing. It was ok but def too much arugula and not much of anything else. The pizza came out hot and fresh, but was regular neapolitan tasting pizza. There was not a good flop on the pizza. It kind of just fell apart when I held it. Service was good and attentive for the most part. The pizza took longer than I expected for it to come out after the salad. Staff was very nice and bathroom was clean. Ambiance was clean, open, and modern. I would come back but not needing to anytime soon.
Truly one of the best meals I had while in NYC for a weekend. We sat outside front and our food came out so fast, service was great. We shared their mango / beet salad and it was delicious. I got their truffle gnocchi and was blown away by how flavorful it was. I tried a slice of my friend's magherita pizza and the dough was amazing.
If you're in the New York area, you'll quickly understand that there are a lot of styles of pizza to choose from. Obviously the iconic is the New York style thin crust crunchy well done pizza. However, if you'd like to compare it to the roots of where pizza came from, you might wanna try Naples style pizza. It's the closest thing to pizza you'd find on the streets of Naples Italy in New York City. They even have a certificate of authenticity that they cook Naples style with a brick oven that uses over 1000° to cook their pizzas in under two minutes. All fresh ingredients, hand roll dough and fresh cheese. This is the kind of pizza that you wouldn't pick up but slide right onto the plate. You may even want to use a knife and fork because the dough isn't as crunchy so you either love it or you hate it but it's definitely worth a try if you've never had It but the tomato sauce alone and the cheese make it well worth it to try even once. I will say that this is a very nice sitdown spot that doesn't break the bank for you to have other items besides the pizza like fried calamari some drinks and just a nice place to even bring family or friends, including children as they have tables for large groups.
Great to see that Ribalta is back - with its usual delicious food and fabulous service! Some minor issues like lacking gas in the kitchen reduced the menu somewhat but thankfully the pizza oven is authentic wood-fired.
I chose Ribalta because it is AVPN certified Neapolitan pizza. I had a reservation that turned out to not be necessary. I started with the Zucchini Scapece (Zucchine with white wine vinegar, green market mint and garlic) appetizer. I ate every bite of it. Impossibly thin sliced zucchini served at room temperature. I'd eat this everyday. I chose the Brigante (Imported fior di latte, salame, spicy oil) Pizza. It's very good and everything about it was correct but my overall experience was off tonight. The service was slow. The waiter was disinterested and not even remotely attentive and I tried to pay with cash but they didn't have change. It was fine but it's NYC and there's lots of good pizza.
What a very cool place! An incredibly upscale pizza place. Or a sports bar with a full bar. Or a special occasion Italian place. I think it's all those things. But I went because they have gluten-free pizza and vegan cheese. And the photos, which you can see, the GF pizza looks very close to the regular pizza. That never happens. It's usually have the size, half the thickness, and it's still fairly rare to find vegan cheese. And you know what? It was really good! I got a white pie with shrimp, mushrooms and broccoli rabe. Don't judge! It was great. It was also $44. You read that right. GF is not cheap Man! My companion's regular pizza was $30. Also, NOT CHEAP! We had 2 personal pizzas, 2 apps and the bill was $120. That was lunch. So, I'm not going every week. But I'll go again! It lasted 2 meals.
6 hours ago
A total Neapolitan oasis in NYC! Stopped by Ribalta with a large group to catch the Napoli game and had an unbelievable time. The restaurant was completely packed, but the staff was crazy fast and handled the crowd. We shared the Zucchine alla scapece, Parmigiana, and Potato Croquettes to start, followed by the 'Comune' red pizza with pesto--absolutely delicious, authentic, and super filling. The crust was pillowy, light, insanely delicious, and deeply satisfying. Finished off the meal with an Italian espresso served in a classic ceramic cup. The quality, flavor, and incredible match-day atmosphere make it totally worth it. It's definitely on the pricier side, but as an Italian, I can tell you it's 100% I will absolutely be back! read more
3 months ago
Walked into a bar seat on a Friday night, not too busy or crazy but service in general lacked. The bartender took a while to take my order but was attentive when available. Food was just okay, the pizza I ordered was a regular menu item with the addition of prosciutto. I could have definitely saved my money and gone elsewhere but i didnt based on s friend recommendation. Not worth a $30 pizza and just okay service read more
YUM! This was such a good spot to stop by. Everything was fresh and flavorful. I unfortunately had to share the gnocchi, but next time no sharing over here! Calamari was crunchy and cooked to perfection. The salad, even though it was simple ingredients, the vinegrette just married everything together so we'll. And Pizza, cooked to perfection. Everyone was so friendly, food came out fast. The place is a nice e size and they have a giant screen. Great for game days! read more
NYC is full of pizza and Ribalta does a decent job, but not great. It's certainly speedy, and they have a lot of options, but it's not Lucali's or Una Pizza Napoletana. As a matter of fact I had a better pizza at Upland the same day I had this pizza. The vibes in the restaurant feel chaotic. I'm not sure what it is, but the design isn't amazing. It's not where you want to go for date night, it's also not where you want to go for family night, it's also not where you want to go with friends. It's just a vibe that doesn't have a real place - the service feels rushed, the food is rushed, and the prices don't match the personality of the restaurant at all. My favorite thing served to us was the Carbonara, it was actually great - unfortunately the salads were horrible, and the pizza was good good enough. Wouldn't suggest it if you're in NYC and have other options. read more
Came here on the weekend for dinner for a party of 4 and ordered 1 appetizer, 2 pizzas, and 1 pasta as our party only consists of 2 adults and 2 kids. The zucchine scapece was nicely fried, garlicky and balanced well with the vinegar so it didn't feel too heavy. The pasta in the paccheri alla genovese was al dente, the sauce was hearty and flavorful. We ordered the margarita and carbonara pizzas. The crust was soft, elastic and chewy and we all particularly enjoyed the carbonara which has a great balance of salty and creamy flavors. We also ordered their tiramisu for dessert, which was quite good and authentic but it was not worth $16. The only complaint is that the portion size is very small and quite pricey for the amount of food you get. Our server was friendly and our food came out quite fast. Overall, food was good but it's quite overpriced given the small portion size. If I were to go again, I would just order a pizza for myself (as I saw what's what most people do) and skip the rest of the options on their menu. read more
10 months ago
Girls night out. The place looked nice, except the tables are so close to each other the staff kept bumping into my chair when they were passing and they were going back and forth a lot. Also the men in the table next to me had long legs he kept extending towards my table and kicking my bag where I had my laptop - super annoying!!! I had drink called clover club. Was so delicious I had two but for $20 each there was VERY little alcohol! The only thing that I loved besides my company was the black truffle gnocchi. At a price point of $38 - that at least was worth every penny. Apparently pizzas were good too - two of my friends had the brigante and the capricciosa and they said they were satisfied. read more
It was girls night at Ribalta and I'm ultimately glad we came. It's quite cozy in here, so it was great for a snowy, winter day. The staff here was great. They were kind, attentive, and spoke some basic Italian with us and since I'd recently came back from Italy, this made me so happy. We ordered the calamari ($25) and fried flower zucchini ($24) to start and were happy with both. The zucchini had a nice, creamy mozzarella inside and the calamari was crispy with a great sauce (aioli?) that came with it. I did, however, feel that it was a bit expensive for what we got. The brigante pizza ($26) was next and it was good! It had fior di latte, salame, and a spicy oil (which I didn't really taste). The crust was a bit flimsy, so it kind of fell apart in my hands-but the taste matters more anyway, and it was great :) read more
Not the best Neapolitan style pizza I've ever had, but quite solid. The classic margherita was just as it should be - maybe could have used a teensy bit more tomato to offset the chew and salt of the dough. The Nerano with thin coins of fried zucchini was a somewhat odd combo but reasonably tasty too. I don't know why I need to keep saying this so often these days but one of my biggest pet peeves is when restaurants don't list prices on their online menus. It costs virtually nothing to update numbers on a website. Ribalta, you serve pizza and pasta. I can't fathom what sort of pretension you're trying to achieve here. read more
7 months ago
My sister and I came here because this is ranked #19 on the World's Top 50 Pizza list. We made a reservation on OpenTable and there were plenty of spots available. The vibe is modern chic, all the staff and waiters are Italian with excellent service. We decided to get the pizza for two with Proscuitto di Parma. The ingredients were mind blowingly good- Fior de late bufalo straight from Italy- their chili oil tasted amazing and very high quality. The pizza itself however is not the traditional Neopolitan style crust and the bigger one is very thick. Perhaps it was because we did not order the round one. read more
Came for lunch and ordered from their lunch special menu - salad and roni pizza. The salad was a bit boring as it only had arugula and a few cherry tomatoes, some big slices of parm cheese, and their vinaigrette dressing. It was ok but def too much arugula and not much of anything else. The pizza came out hot and fresh, but was regular neapolitan tasting pizza. There was not a good flop on the pizza. It kind of just fell apart when I held it. Service was good and attentive for the most part. The pizza took longer than I expected for it to come out after the salad. Staff was very nice and bathroom was clean. Ambiance was clean, open, and modern. I would come back but not needing to anytime soon. read more
Truly one of the best meals I had while in NYC for a weekend. We sat outside front and our food came out so fast, service was great. We shared their mango / beet salad and it was delicious. I got their truffle gnocchi and was blown away by how flavorful it was. I tried a slice of my friend's magherita pizza and the dough was amazing. read more
4 months ago
If you're in the New York area, you'll quickly understand that there are a lot of styles of pizza to choose from. Obviously the iconic is the New York style thin crust crunchy well done pizza. However, if you'd like to compare it to the roots of where pizza came from, you might wanna try Naples style pizza. It's the closest thing to pizza you'd find on the streets of Naples Italy in New York City. They even have a certificate of authenticity that they cook Naples style with a brick oven that uses over 1000° to cook their pizzas in under two minutes. All fresh ingredients, hand roll dough and fresh cheese. This is the kind of pizza that you wouldn't pick up but slide right onto the plate. You may even want to use a knife and fork because the dough isn't as crunchy so you either love it or you hate it but it's definitely worth a try if you've never had It but the tomato sauce alone and the cheese make it well worth it to try even once. I will say that this is a very nice sitdown spot that doesn't break the bank for you to have other items besides the pizza like fried calamari some drinks and just a nice place to even bring family or friends, including children as they have tables for large groups. read more
11 months ago
I chose Ribalta because it is AVPN certified Neapolitan pizza. I had a reservation that turned out to not be necessary. I started with the Zucchini Scapece (Zucchine with white wine vinegar, green market mint and garlic) appetizer. I ate every bite of it. Impossibly thin sliced zucchini served at room temperature. I'd eat this everyday. I chose the Brigante (Imported fior di latte, salame, spicy oil) Pizza. It's very good and everything about it was correct but my overall experience was off tonight. The service was slow. The waiter was disinterested and not even remotely attentive and I tried to pay with cash but they didn't have change. It was fine but it's NYC and there's lots of good pizza. read more
21 days ago
What a very cool place! An incredibly upscale pizza place. Or a sports bar with a full bar. Or a special occasion Italian place. I think it's all those things. But I went because they have gluten-free pizza and vegan cheese. And the photos, which you can see, the GF pizza looks very close to the regular pizza. That never happens. It's usually have the size, half the thickness, and it's still fairly rare to find vegan cheese. And you know what? It was really good! I got a white pie with shrimp, mushrooms and broccoli rabe. Don't judge! It was great. It was also $44. You read that right. GF is not cheap Man! My companion's regular pizza was $30. Also, NOT CHEAP! We had 2 personal pizzas, 2 apps and the bill was $120. That was lunch. So, I'm not going every week. But I'll go again! It lasted 2 meals. read more
6 months ago
Came here for lunch and was welcomed by the host. Super great vibe, welcoming and sweet. It was a tiny wait as the restaurant was buzzing with people. We ordered fried zucchini flower, pesto gnocchi, a mushroom pizza, and tiramisu with decaf cappuccinos. The fried zucchini flower potion was so tiny! When it came out I thought they brought the wrong order. BUT they were so delicious, I'd order again. I'd rate it 4/5 The pesto gnocchi was a star. Saucey, flavorful, creamy, loved it. 5/5 for sure Sadly the pizza was really disappointing. It's soupy and falls apart in the middle. The flavor is mid too. I can't imagine the other ones are any better unless you get the no sauce pizza. 1/5 Tiramisu was great but the enormous cappuccino cup threw me off. Very American portion lol. If you love coffee I guess it's for you! 4/5 Overall awesome experience. I just wouldn't order pizza next time. Would love to try their pasta! read more
2 years ago
If you're in Union Sq and need affordable eats without a reservation, Ribalta's got the space and menu to satisfy your needs. We enjoyed a quick, hearty dinner here before watching Wicked. The Madrilena was one of the better "white" 'zas I've tried, and the classic Margherita Rossa didn't skimp on sauce or basil. My Mafaldine Al Ragù Napoletano was perfectly cooked and chock full of hearty red meat. I rarely see mafaldine paired with ragu in the city, so get this dish for the novelty alone. read more
7 months ago
The place was very busy for a Tuesday night. You needed reservations. The waiter was fantastic. Extremely attentive. The potato croquettes were really good. Creamy on the inside with a light crunch. The portion of the cacio e Pepe was small for the money. No offer of grated cheese on top. The pizza was huge. You can definitely share. It was so good. The surprise hit were the potatoes. They were perfection. read more
2 months ago
2 years ago
Went with large group and preset menu of apps and personal pizzas. Enjoyed Brussels sprout, meat balls, and Salas as apps- liked the meatballs. Good/attentive service and had a good time. Good pizza- nice ingredients. Pizza was good and enjoyed. Great atmosphere and recommend going read more
2 months ago
1 year ago
Went here with a big group for a birthday and had such a good time! The vibe was awesome, and the service was on point. Tons of food options and everything we ordered was seriously delicious. We all loved our drinks too--definitely planning to come back and try more of the cocktails. Shoutout to our waiter who was also on aux--he crushed it! Only small thing was we had a reservation but still had to wait about 15 minutes for a table, but honestly, it wasn't a big deal at all. The rest of the night totally made up for it. read more
I usually don't like pizza, but the pizzas at this place were amazing and really authentic. We asked our waitress to choose a meaty pizza for us, and the Madrilena was fantastic! The Stracciatella just melted in my mouth, and the flavor was perfect - not too salty. However, the branzino my partner ordered was a bit underwhelming. Our group loved the chicken parm. The service was attentive and fairly efficient, especially considering we were a party of 6. We were also given a section with our own table, which allowed us to enjoy some privacy. Cocktails were pretty expensive though at $18-20...but it wasn't at the speakeasy level. read more
There are only 2 pizza place in NYC that are members of the "Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana" - Ribalta and Song E Napule. They passed the strict requirements on dough prep, ingredients used, the way it's cooked etc, so it's almost guaranteed to be authentic, and I can verify that yes this place is legit! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ Margherita Rossa $18 (+ Spicy Salame $4) ~ Rating: 4/5 The outer ring is nicely puffed up with the right amount of char, even got a bit of a crisp to it. It's chewy and pillowy (not as good as Song E Napule's dough though). The pizza thin is very thin and sloppy exactly the way it should be, doused in fresh tomato sauce, fior di latte that's soft and moist, and lots of delicious spicy salame! I really enjoyed this sloppy mess, finished the entire pie myself 正宗的拿破崙披薩！餅皮圈一開始是微脆的，吃下去鬆軟中帶嚼勁，很不錯！不過我還是覺得Song E Napule的餅皮更上一層樓，更濕潤Q彈更有香味。酸甜的番茄醬，加上滿滿的起司和辣肉，好滿足！ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Will I be back? Yes I personally think Song E Napule makes a better pie, still this is a solid Neapolitan pizza and worth coming back! I saw someone getting truffle flavour and it smelled so good! Perhaps I should try white sauce next time, even though it's not the traditional way haha! read more
1 year ago
The kitchen here is very good with food allergies, and so accommodating. I was at a group dinner And our waiter was able to tell me which dishes were and were not safe for me, and went back to the kitchen several times to confirm. The pizza dough here is divine, very soft, crispy and slightly chewy. There is a sesame cross contact risk with the dough, but me and another sesame allergic friend were able to eat it safely. The inclusivity here is next level- for dessert, a course I usually have to skip, my waiter went back to the kitchen twice to find a safe alternative. He suggested bringing out a bowl of fruit, which was so good and so kind read more
3 months ago
2 years ago
The food and music was great! They played good music and also accommodated a large party for a birthday party. This is a great place to go out to dinner or celebrate a birthday! read more
3 years ago
East Village prices meets an Old World style of pizza, and it works, I can happily say. The pizza is Neapolitan style. I had to get two pies because I wanted to compare and contrast the red and white pies. Before I get to the crux of the review, I can say both pies were great and would get both of these again, that goes without saying. The white pie I ordered was the Quattro Formaggi, or a 4 cheese blend. All the flavors of the pie are nutty, savory, and blend well against the backdrop of a crust that demands respect. It was a pleasure to eat this, but punctuated by the fact I got a red pie to balance things out. I was happy I did this. The red pie I ordered was the Doc pie. Very simple in appearance, it carried great flavor from the sauces and the cheese holds quite well. It is a floppy pie, but it has great taste and will have you thinking and tasting this pie long after you leave this restaurant. Get a nice red wine and with both these pies you have yourself a nice evening. $45 for two pies, cut very generously, is great value. I would have brought these home if not for the fact I have a long subway ride home and worry the pizza would not hold. Not to worry, there will be other opportunities to come back here and have some more pizza. read more
1 year ago
8 months ago
I was in NYC on a Sunday and the #2 ranked pizza spot in the world (actually #3 because there was a tie for #1) Una was closed. Luckily for me, Ribalta was open and was also ranked in the Top 10. This restaurant is located near Greenwich Village, a short walk from Washington Park. Upon walking in, I was mildly dissapointed and somewhat skeptical. The interior design looked more like something out of a beachside town like Santa Monica, CA. Kind of modern-coastal vibes with lots of white and neon. It just looks like a touristy spot ... and worse yet, the faux leather benches were torn and flaking in spots and covered in somewhat iffy throw pillows. I am glad that I did not judge a book by its cover. As a somewhat expert on Neopolitan pizza, I've had the best in the world in Naples ... and the top rated ones in the US. I still put Pasquale's in Rhode Island towards the top spot, along with Naples offshoot Pizzaria Antical di Michelle in West Hollywood, CA. (The NYC offshoot closed) From a purely pizza standpoint, I'd put Ribalta in my top 10 or 15. You'll never get cheese as good as the Fior di Latte in Naples. It's otherworldly and, it seems, impossible to recreate. The sauce at Ribalta is made with cherry tomatoes from near Mount Vesuvius and I'd believe it because the sauce is as good as any I've ever had on a pizza. The crust gets an 8.5 - 9. It's light and airy ... somewhat floppy in the middle and good enough that you'll want to eat the crust. While a very solid recreation of Neopilitan pizza, it lacks perfection in a few ways: - The ingredients are good but something was just off. This is not to say it wasn't great pizza ... I'd still put it in my top 10 - 15 US pizzas. However, maybe the ratio of cheese/sauce/basil was slightly off. It seemed a tad dry. Not sure why ... maybe a bit more cheese was needed, or a spritz of oil. - Obviously, things in NYC are going to be more expensive. I won't compare the value of this to Naples, where $12 buys you a pizza and a beer. After tip, a single Margherita pizza (not even bufalo mozerella) and beer was almost $50. That's just a lot to pay for a pizza. Overall, while I wasn't impressed with the decor, the pizza was a solid 9 ... if you like authentic Neopiltian pizza. If you are looking for NYC style pizza ... this isn't it. I have heard that John's nearby is the spot for NYC style pizza, although I wasn't that impressed and would choose Prince Street Pizza for NYC style pizza. I would return here if I was craving Neopilitan style pizza, if not for the sauce alone, although the world is catching up to Naples. read more
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Hi do you have a full bar, and can make espresso martinis?
I am not the owner but I recall that they do have full bar .
Are soccer games still being shown during COVID-19? Would we be able to watch Champions League games here?
Sorry I do not know I live in Pittsburgh and was visiting family in NYC and have not been back since . I would call the restaurant they were very nice and I am sure if the law allows ( covid) would turn it on for you…
What do you use for your gluten free crust?
We use a Gluten Free Flour imported from Italy which is mainly made with potato, rice and corn.
Are you offering outdoor dining, by any chance?
Hi Julia, Yes we do offer outdoor dining on our patio. Looking forward to see you
Since the last response was posted 2 months ago - did you decide on a vegan cheese? Also, is the gluten free crust vegan (no eggs, no dairy)? Thanks!
As per my experience, I visited Ribalta Mò location which already does have Vegan cheese. After I spoke with the owner and the Chef at Ribalta Pizza they confirmed to be…
Do you offer vegan cheese options?
Although we have plenty of vegan option (both pizza and "kitchen" food) we still don't have a vegan cheese option. Our famous "Spaghettoni al Pomodoro" is a vegan option, for example.…
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