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Reviews on Pizza food in West Point, New York, United States. West Point is the oldest continuously occupied military post in the United States. Located on the Hudson River in New York, West Point was identified by General George Washington as the most important strategic position in America during the American Revolution. Until January 1778, West Point was not occupied by the military. On January 27, 1778, Brigadier General Samuel Holden Parsons and his brigade crossed the ice on the Hudson River and climbed to the plain on West Point and from that day to the present, West Point has been occupied by the United States Army. It comprises approximately 16,000 acres (6,500 ha) including the campus of the United States Military Academy, which is commonly called "West Point".
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10. Leo's Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
From the day the first Leo's opened in 1981 in Cornwall, we have been a family-owned and operated restaurant. Customers can still find owner Leo Maniscalchi, our dad, flipping pizzas in the kitchen. His real passion is making sure the quality of food and
Reviewed By U634XYjeffb
Visited on the recommendation of a friend and glad we did. We were prepared for mediocre pizza, like another place we ate in town, but were pleasantly surprised. Ordering was a little different as we ordered at the counter and then took a seat, but didn't realize if we were dining in there was table service. Once we worked that out we got great tableside service. Ordered a large cheese pizza and a dozen wings - the pizza was excellent although maybe just a little soft on the bottom. The wings had a good buffalo sauce although they seemed they were cooked a minute too long. Overall it was a good choice near West Point. Leo's will be an option when we don't want to travel to Joe's in Newburgh as the pizza is on par with Joe's. The price was just a couple dollars more as well.
9. Brothers Trattoria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By jello692017
This reastaurant was another pleasant surpris. When you 1st enter the place looks so small just like a normal pizzeria, but the owner showed to the back, where there are 2 larger rooms for a full service reataurant. Our waitress was a sweetheart and extermely helpful. The wine was excellent and all of our meals were delicious. Highly recommend this place. Italian owned since this is an Italian restaurant.
8. Prima Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Shortknocer
I would describe Prima as a typical, small town New York Italian eatery. We ordered for pickup and my son-in-law and I shared a meat lovers pie while the ladies both went for salads. Despite encountering a street festival right in front of the restaurant that we were not anticipating, I walked a couple of blocks and went in to find a crowded, busy place. However, our order was ready and I carried it back to our vehicle that was waiting as near as possible behind the barricades blocking off the streets. Everyone loved their food so the pick up ordeal turned out to be worth the trouble!
7. Garrison Restaurant & Pizzeria
We served wide range of pizzas that customers have come to expect, Astudillo has diversified the menu to include such items as Latin Foods, Burgers, and Wraps. A full range of Italian fare is available more than two dozen pasta dishes alone, along with al
Reviewed By 949sharonl
The restaurant has a large and varied offering.... Italian, American, and Ecuadorian. You order at the counter and they deliver your food. I had the house fillet mignon special. It came with mashed potatoes, gravy and fresh broccoli. However, the fillet mignon turned out to be slices of beef in brown gravy. The meal was satisfactory, but not what I had expected.
6. Brothers Pizza Restaurant
Reviewed By Gary C
I'm a regular Friday night customer of Brothers Pizza and I go back again and again because I like their thin crust pizza. Tell Andy, the owner, or his wife Kelly, "Give me two slices, don't cut it. Add extra cheese, pepperoni, mushroom, onions and peppers." Ask for it on a tray with a knife and fork, garlic and Parmesan cheese, add a bottle of Yoo-hoo (yes, Yoo-hoo!) and you have a great meal for $7.50.
5. West Point Pizza & Restaurant
Reviewed By RunrDave
West Point Pizza is one of numerous pizza joints in Highland Falls, NY, largely catering to cadets and the tourist audience. Its pizza is mediocre, but certainly far from worst in town. Prices are reasonable compared with its competition.
4. Ermirio's italian
Overall Ratings
3 based on 22 reviews
Regional Italian cuisine in a sit down , white tablecloth setting. We also feature a casual dining pizza dining area, and 15 course brunch on Saturday and Sunday. We have a private party room available upon request.
Reviewed By rockyschnorkville
If you're visiting West Point, make a point to visit this great new Italian restaurant. Brandon will make you feel like family as you eat an enormous salad, an even bigger entree, and a great selection of desserts. I recommend the penne vodka, made with real Vodka, unlike so many other restaurants. Try the incredible pizza. Ermirio's beats out the competition as far away as Little Italy in NYC.
3. Migliozzi Pizza
Reviewed By lkmilsom
We love their marguerita pizza, the French bread pizza, the garlic knots and the chicken parmesan. Sometimes the toppings are skimpier than we would wish (i.e. the basil, sometimes the other toppings) but the taste is always excellent. We don't like that on busy weekends they only offer slices which cost more, and stop delivery. That won't go down well with the locals, especially with 5 other pizza places in town. They're new. We'll give the the benefit of doubt for now.
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2. Tony's Pizza
Overall Ratings
3 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By ritas586
Small, crowded hole in the wall. Limited parking. Dated, dark, dinghy dining room. Poor acoustics. Slow service. Not very attentive server. No beverage refills offered. Bread was warm - Best part of meal. Salad drenched in vinegar. Pasta watery. The Sub roll was a generous size but fillings were quite skimpy. More bread than steak & barely any cheese. Not even served with a pickle. Fries extra. Edible but not terrific. Dinner for two â $33 â Plate of pasta& a sub sandwich. Definitely overpriced & overrated.
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1. Cold Spring Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Cold Spring Pizza is a small, family owned and operated pizzaria located on Main Street in the heart of the beautiful village of Cold Spring. We offer fresh made pizzas, rolls, sandwiches (hot and cold) and dinners, soups and salads, hard and (in season)
Reviewed By mthaus24
been coming up to cold spring every year for more than 40 years. A labor day weekend begins here with a visit. I will put this pizza against the best of NYC!
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