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New York, United States Food Guide: 10 Pizza food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Rego Park
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Rego Park. Rego Park is a neighborhood in the borough of Queens in New York City. Rego Park is bordered to the north by Elmhurst and Corona, the east and south by Forest Hills and the west by Middle Village. Rego Park's boundaries include Queens Boulevard, the Long Island Expressway, Woodhaven Boulevard, and Yellowstone Boulevard. There is a large Jewish population in the neighborhood, which features high-rise apartment buildings and detached houses, as well as a large commercial zone.
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10. Gloria Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Gloria Pizza has been serving up hot pizza made from our original family recipe since 1960! Fresh ingredients and friendly service in Forest Hills, NY.
Reviewed By Dee L
Gloria Pizza offers a very nice selection of Italian food. Whether you want just a slice or perhaps a three course meal, you'd be hard pressed not to find something to your liking. Located next door to The Midway Movie theater and in walking distance of Forest Hills Stadium, makes this the perfect spot to stop before a movie or concert. There is a nice choice of alcoholic and/or non-alcoholic beverages,Appetizers,Specialty pies, Pasta and Entrees. It's well worth a visit. So if you happen to be looking for some great Italian food, you must give Gloria Pizza a try.
9. Rosa's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By J8864VTpeterw
I recently moved to Middle Village Queens. Looking for the best Italian Pizzeria in the area. I ordered a couple of baked zitis. Pizza and some extras. Food was fresh and hot. Good quality ingredients..The chicken parmigiano is fresh with lots of good quality cheese. I recommend this place to everybody
8. Dee's Brick Oven Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By ruth b
If you want a pizza with the toppings you desire; and if you want the crispiest crust one can imagine; look no further. This is the place to go. Also friendly, polite servers and a happy atmosphere.
7. Roberta's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1324 reviews
Reviewed By BramN_12
The pizzas at Robertaâs are great. No doubt about it. Steaming hot, fresh ingredients and with nice subtle hints of just that extra ingredient.. but my god the prices are steep!The menu mainly consists of cheese pizzas around $20 to add on toppings ranging from $2(the basics) to $5 (the meats).. order two beers and your up to $70 for a lunch or dinner and if the pizza was just that big that you feel youâve eaten enough thatâs a good price but this great tasting pizza just left me a bit hungry afterwards..
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6. Lillian Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By MrPickwick
We have been here before, just to have their pizza. It was excellent! Rumor is that their Sicilian-style is great, to. But in the mood for something more. Not disappointed in the baked ziti (lots of cheese), lasagna (meat and cheese), and meatballs.Impressed that it has been there for so many years! You would think because of the odd location, only the locals know it, but it is worth the trip to find it.
5. Portofino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By 768richardmp
At my girlfriends urging we (finally) had a meal at this local Italian restaurant which is a mere 3 1/2 blocks walking distance from our abode. She has garnered many great reviews from her co-workers specific to Portofino so yesterday after work we paid a visit so to speak. The interior is airy with high ceilings and big windows which is attractive from my point of view. At front is a small bar where drinks are prepared however this space lacks a counter or seats hence you may dine only at tables which are covered in thick white tablecloths. Napkins are cloth too and chairs are cushioned hence an upscale type ambience. Delicious garlic bread is first offered to all diners : small crusty and toasted slices of Italian bread delicately adorned with olive oil and garlic hence you may enjoy a bite or two with your wine or cocktails.We started our meal with the grilled octopus appetizer which we shared and offers enough for two. I typically will order grilled octopus if on the menu and use this as a gauge as tasty, soft grilled octopus requires a level of kitchen proficiency. This dish is listed on the menu with a connotation âPortugueseâ which I guess is the origin of the octopus. Naming convention aside, the octopus is presented in pieces and mixed with salad greens and lightly coated with EVOO and spices. It is a wonderful dish and my girlfriend and I enjoyed the tender and tasty pieces bite after bite until the serving dish was empty.For a main course she ordered the Angelotti : pasta stuffed with shiitake mushrooms, asparagus and sun dried tomatoes. The pasta was coated in a Madeira sauce and my companion found it quite delicious. I opted for a Rigatoni Bolognese which was also quite tasty and well prepared. House wine (Sauvignon Blanc and Merlot) in addition to a Dewers and ginger ale were satisfying accompaniments to our meal which we finished with green tea, a double espresso and an excellent egg custard.I did not expect this local restaurant to be so good, am happy it is close by and we will return soon !
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4. Avellino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By williamcG2431OM
This is our go-to pizza place. We've eaten inside a couple of times and sometimes have ordered delivery of items other than pizza. The food is solid, red sauce, spicy and hot. Delivery is prompt and the guys are friendly.
3. Pizza Classica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By TheSushiGuy
Pizza Classica has been a favorite guys night out destination for us for the past 9 years. Our group of 5 visits this establishment to enjoy their great food and experience their great service. Service was not great tonight. I felt we were ignored the entire evening. Getting drink refills tonight was like pulling teeth. We only saw our server when he took the order, once when we flagged him down for a refill, and when the check was dropped. Definitely, not the experience we anticipated. Never had such Subpar service here. Our group met 13 years ago working as waiters in a catering hall. We know hospitality and still tipped 20%. Maybe our server had an off night.We started with rice balls and wings. Both were very good. Wings were slightly spicy and crispy. As an entree, the three of us split a Chicken Caesar Pizza. It was as good as usual with plenty of grilled chicken. For dessert, I had Italian Cheesecake with coffee. It was a perfect cup of coffee! I would love to know the brand. The Italian Cheesecake was decadent, very light and creamy with a hint of orange.The food quality ended up saving this review from a "Poor" rating. Hopefully, next visit will have better service. I think it was a one off. We would tip 30% for great service. All in all, check this place out for dinner. You cannot go wrong.
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2. Rosa's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By originalbabbel
Avoided this place for a long time due to poor sanitary grades. Had gone countless times back in the day and always enjoyed their pizza, particularly the famous Sicilian slices. When the grade in the window slipped below an A for what seemed like forever, family and I found pizza elsewhere. When we finally noticed the A grade was back, we returned to give it another shot. I still really like the Sicilian, but it doesnât quite live up to its status from years ago. The rest of the pizza is just slightly above average for me. Gets 4 stars, though, because that type of Sicilian slice is tough to find in other pizzerias.
1. Nick's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Nick's Pizza Forest Hills has been serving up thin crust pizzas & calzones for over 20 years. Melty mozzarella and fresh ingredients in Forest Hills, NY.
Reviewed By Gary P K
I had no problem with the food, but I had a problem with the manner of service that I received. I asked him to have some wider width lemon wedges for my water so that I could squeeze them into my water. Well, he refused to go into the kitchen to cut a lemon the way I wanted. He also refused to get me a lemon from the kitchen so that I may cut it myself. All I was left with was these non-squeezable really thin lemon slices that absolutely did nothing. These lemon wedges are a garnish, whereas, I should have never been denied these lemon wedges for my water. A very reasonable garnish request from a guest inside of Nick's having dinner should have never be denied. This is the cost of doing business, an extremely small cost, mind you. My bill was $40.00 Good service means as much as the food!!Gary, rest assured you're right to expect outstanding service here -- I'm truly sorry for any miscommunication on our end regarding your lemon wedges. It's great to know you enjoyed the food overall, and I hope you'll have another opportunity to join us for a visit sometime soon. You can always expect a warm welcome here.All the best,Gus, Owner
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