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The Parlor

4.0 (439 reviews)
ModeratePizza, Bars, Italian
Open 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago

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The Balls
Rosalie F.

Great pizza! The service was superb, our waiter was super attentive and informative since it was our first time eating there. We were surprised on how great the Brussels sprouts were going to be since it had Rice Krispies in it. It was the waiters recommendation and it was delicious. We will be definitely be back to try the other items on their food menu. Ambiance reminded me of my days when I used to live back in the city BKLYN, industrial with graffiti art style.

Pepperoni Pizza
Connie D.

This was okay. I thought the yelp photos made it look cooler and bigger than it was. The Parlor is at the end of the main drag in Dobbs Ferry. We stopped in here after an errand journey, around 5pm on a Saturday and it was pretty empty. By the time we left, it was packed. Vibe: Decidingly UN-Westchester. It was most definitely aiming for Williamsburg hipster feels, with fake grunge and graffiti everywhere, which was both try-too-hard and kind of refreshing for this area? The Food: The menu is mostly pizza with a few salads and a couple very random miscellaneous items like a 9 inch hot dog and egg rolls. There is also an extensive cocktail list. Note: Be prepared to listen to a five minute spiel if you ask about any menu item. Pizza: Idk I guess I'm supposed to be more impressed but I've lived in New York too long and have had some pretty amazing pizzas. This is just fine. It's Neapolitan style. Also it's pretty small. Oh and they do the try-too-hard thing here too and serve it whole with scissors to cut it with. Okay. However, the Westchester pizza scene is pretty lacking so all things considered, a welcome and needed addition, especially if you live in town. Parlor Pockets: This was really an odd menu item for a pizza place, esp for dinner. It was essentially two soft boiled eggs smeared in ricotta and truffle oil under bread. I love me a soft boiled egg cooked perfectly and they did a good job here although the truffle was a bit overwhelming. Mushroom Moussaka: App special of the day. It was basically mushrooms wrapped in different mushrooms and topped with more different mushrooms. It was decent if a bit boring and small. Idk on the whole I really wasn't feeling this place. The combo of mushrooms, truffle eggs, and pizza frankly left me feeling pretty queasy, and the dash of bravado the food accompanied was a bit ill-suited for my palette. I'd go back if I was in the area but only if someone else wanted to. Will say when we left, most of the tables were occupied by families, and this seems like a very good middle-ground for parents craving some adult ambience and kids who want pizza night.

Spicy coconut margarita
Mary E.

Nice service, ambiance was a little weird. Drink was okay nothing special - food was honestly not that good. Pizza we got was a weird flavor tastes nothing like Hawaiian. Fries were extra toasted wedges with no flavor. Brussel spouts were the best part of the meal. Would not come here again bc the food taste is something I already forgot about.

The restaurant entrance itself
Portia B.

The Parlor: the most happening restaurant on Dobbs Ferry downtown strip. We ate outside, after being marginally late for a same day reservation. We were very pleased with the service (other than the especially long wait time for our main course) our appetizer came quickly and we were surprised by the presentation -- even more so by the dish! Fried Brussel Sprout cereal was absolutely fantastic. Something we certainly hadn't had before, if you enjoy tasty food and are open to trying something different The Parol is happy to re-introduce these family friendly favorites. Of course we had a pizza for the main dish, it's a must have here. Traditionally cut-it-yourself style the Bianca and Sausage pies served on round metal trays. We ended up modifying the Sausage because it is on the "white" menu, we added a red sauce to it.. then he didn't love the sauce in the end but it was good. The Bianca was great. Drinks: main lunch IPA and doctors something with ginger beer which I can say is not too much alcohol. Great taste, small little glass for a beer. Try it and enjoy it, outside seating was available on the street.

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Kellyann K.

Service was excellent!!fun unique little pizza joint You use scissors to cut your pizza any way you like

Cocktail menu
Nicole B.

Go here for incredible wood fired pizza, totally fun cocktails and tasty small plates. The Parlor blends simple ingredients to create unexpected plates like brussel sprouts with Rice Krispies. Try an a la mode "brookie" (brownie-cookie hybrid) for dessert. Service is very attentive, friendly, full of smart recommendations and quite accommodating when making requests. Self-serve coat check wall at entry. Colorful graffiti-grunge decor juxtaposes the high quality food. Comfortable seating options with mood lighting just right. With their delicious reputation, it can fill up fast so arrive early-ish or just make a reservation. Outdoor dining available and encouraged in warmer months.

dish. Delicious!
Lily J.

Nice afternoon spot to dine with friends! Trendy-ish interior makes for cute photo-ops. Prices aren't extravagant, but less than affordable which is on-par with everything else in the County. Menu is interesting, diverse, and very delicious which is made even better by the satisfactory food preparation/cooking... I doubt you will ever find yourself sending a meal back here. It's a cute place. If you haven't been, you should definitely check it out. In the spirit of being "trendy", you'll appreciate the creative dish & drink names (as I will include in the photos). a

Home made bread and ricotta
Roman K.

I happen to like chef Di Bari's inventive dishes have been to all four of his establishments - The Cookery, The Parlor, Rare Bit (under different ownership now) and Eugenes Diner (closed) . Haven't been to the Parlor since pre pandemic days. I arrived about 8:45PM, not very busy. I was seated immediately, took a couple of minutes to decide on a brew and meal. I decided on two appetizers and dessert. Home made crusty bread with ricotta & honey or maple syrup, foie gras mouse filled cannoli with caramelized onion and cheese cake for dessert. The ricotta so smooth and velvety. Now the cannoli is a whole other experience, god, should have ordered a dozen to go. Mouse, fluffy, just melts in your mouth, almost orgasmic. After that cannoli nothing else mattered. Cheese cake was good. I believe the items I ordered were from the daily specials, so if you're interested in the cannoli, call.

Brussels sprouts & Bianca gluten free pizza
Christine F.

Came here on a Friday with some friends for restaurant week. We got the crispy Brussels sprouts which were out of this word !!!!!! Their gluten free crust was nice and chewy, definitely one of the better GF pizza doughs I've had.

Close up Of the truffle goodness
Amy P.

Another fabulous lunch at the parlor. I'm so glad I've given this restaurant a second chance! We had to start off with parlor pockets, and I got a burger and my husband got the fried chicken sandwich. The parlor pockets were outstanding, the perfect doughy cup to a soft boiled egg with wonderfully warm ricotta. Delicious! The burger I got was amazing. So much flavor and I love the Yum sauce on top! The Fried chicken sandwich was really crisp, with a great maple syrup Sriracha kick! Our waiter was outstanding, very personable and offered up recommendations. All in all, it was a wonderful lunch. We will be back!

Margherita Pizza,  Smash Fries, roasted trout
Rachel G.

We try to stop at the Parlor every time we drive upstate from the city. The Neapolitan pizzas are fantastic and rival some of the best in the city. The Parlor has a seasonal menu, so there are always new things to try when we visit. This time we ordered a couple pizzas and sides. The smashed fries were crispy roasted wedges that I could eat all day. The classic Margherita pizza is a must, with its perfectly charred, chewy crust. The Lemonator pizza was quite unique, with cured lemons, mozzarella, basil, parm, and lemon oil. It reminded me of pasta al lemone, but in pizza form. I would definitely order it again. The Parlor will always be a pit stop on NY road trips. I can't miss the chance to get more of those pizzas!

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5 years ago

Everyone says how great this place is. I have been here a handful of times and have just not been impressed.

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3 years ago

Love this hip pizza place. Definitely a fun foodie pizza parlor. Great specials and drinks. I like cutting my own pizza.

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5 years ago

Great pizza! Tried Margherita and white pizza with mushroom was soo good! Super friendly staff.

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4 years ago

Truly unique take on food and service. Love this place and take visitors whenever possible.

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The pizza is fine; it's pedestrian and uninspired. The location is cramped and the service is eh. Prices are not reasonable.

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Scaramella's Restaurant

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4.3(206 reviews)
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Hubs and I had heard from my auntie-in-law about her not-so-positive experience years ago- so it…read morewasn't like we were eager to come here for dinner then. But since we wrapped up with errands in the area, Scaramella's was it. Located in a mini strip mall in Dobbs Ferry, Scaramella's is very old-school- but with a splash of class and then some. Once you pass the foyer, their bar area greets you followed by their large dining room. At about 5pm on a Saturday, you can be seated with no issues. Any time after that, folks start piling up. Our server Anne Marie was no bull-shitter; got to the chase when she gave me a hush-hush tip on a Pear Salad I was eyeing. She's my girl alright. Our appetizers, were plentiful and tasty. Forget our main plates- because if you think you'll be getting a polite portion of pasta or any meal at that- think again. I honestly don't know if hub's spinach pasta was homemade- but that sucker was good. My $40 Swordfish+fresh carrots with an unexpected corn+ spinach medley, was tasty and abundant. Actually, I had leftovers. Can I also mention that these folks don't play around with their pours because my Lemon Drop was potent! Listen, I don't care that Scaramella's is located in strip mall or that my auntie-in-law didn't enjoy her meal years ago. From the looks of it, this place is happy-loud and has character. And no, it's not totally easy to park outside. That aside, our meals were satisfying, well-priced and the happy chaos, is all part of Scaramella's local charm.

If you want old classic tradition Italian cuisine, this is the restaurant to be, the Mrs. & I went…read morefor lunch after checking on our property, we seen the restaurant many times , looks tiny from the outside , but they can cater food and reserve a party of 20-25. It's a mom and pop restaurant, the pasta made fresh , wry delicious!, service was quick and fast for lunch, the locals , hang out there. They have a lunch menu& dinner menu, while eating , you listen to Italian songs, the decorations puts you in a scene of old Italy. We ordered the fried calamari/ fried meatballs, bolognese & tortellini nonna . We loved the meal, made , prepared , just right, , not bad for lunch , not crowed , we ate peacefully , cause most people are at work, dinner can be hectic as per our waiter. Til next time,

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L'inizio

4.0(183 reviews)
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Crispy Cauliflower - delicious and peppery but not spicy…read more Ricotta Wild Honey grilled bread - didn't leave a morsel Rigatoni carbonara - creamy deliciousness Cavatelli sausage ragu - had not bitterness in the sauce and both pastas were made in house Chicken parm - served with arugula salad on top, next time I'll get it on the side. Chicken pounded out and crispy. Good dish Bread pudding was terrific as was the cheesecake. Only gripe was the chair. Rustic, cute, but I felt like I could break it and fall through. Probably an indictment on me and not the chair. Service was warm and convivial like Artie buoco

I'd give this a 3.5 stars overall. But I couldn't get myself to round up. We tried the smoked…read morericotta, the crispy cauliflower, fettuccini nero, and pappardelle with asparagus and lemon. The atmosphere was cozy, casual, and somewhat romantic. Service was quick and staff were friendly. But, I don't think staff were as knowledgeable about the menu. I asked for some recommendations and favorites re: the pasta dishes and they pretty much said everything was good. That's fine. Was just hoping for some sort of follow up (4 out of 5). Overall, had mixed feelings about the food: The smoked ricotta honey with grilled bread was okay. The grilled bread came with black char, which didn't work for me. Ricotta and honey are subtle flavors and the char quickly overpowered them. The bread was good, but I think it would've been better toasted, not charred/burnt. That way the nutty flavors from a toasted bread can complement the honey/ricotta better. For the price tag (18) on a simple starter, it was disappointing. (2 out of 5 stars) Crispy cauliflower. I will say the name of this dish was intriguing. Was it lightly battered and fried? When the dish came out, I was disappointed. There's no crisp. It had the texture of roasted cauliflower. The aioli had good flavor, but overall, this was something I've tried before for less than 16 dollars. Can't call something crispy when it's not. (2.5 out of 5 stars) Pastas made the night better. Tried the fettuccini nero (seafood) and one of the pasta celebration dishes, pappardelle with asparagus, lemon, Parmesan. Fettuccini nero was squid ink pasta with seafood. Had good, deep flavor. A bit too salty after the first few bites--the saltiness kind of lingered in your mouth. Wish there was a more seafood. Clams didn't come in their shells. Expected more visible lumps of crab meat and calamari. Other than the shrimp, the seafood bits were much smaller and reminded me of frozen mixed seafood packaging. (3 out of 5) I thought the pappardelle was very good. Good, balanced flavor. Not too salty. Good acid. Good crisp and change in texture from the breadcrumbs that came with the dish. It lacked the depth of flavor that the fettuccini nero had. I was told this was a white sauce dish, which made me think it was going to be more of a creamy dish, but it wasn't. Definitely more of a butter/oil based dish. Some creaminess from the Parmesan I guess. Anyways, I had a delicious first few bites. (4 out of 5)

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The Parlor - pizza - Updated May 2026

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