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New York, United States Food Guide: 8 Pizza food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Dryden
Reviews on Pizza food in Dryden, New York, United States. Dryden is a town in Tompkins County, New York, USA. The population was 14,435 at the 2010 census. The town contains two villages: one also named Dryden and one named Freeville. The town is on the county's eastern border, east of Ithaca, in the Finger Lakes region.
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8. Main Street Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By mtnblue222
We stopped at Main Street Pizzeria on a trip through the Finger Lakes. It was much better than we expected. Good pizza with great crust. Very clean place with nice big booths. The owner makes soft serve non-dairy ice cream? It's actually quite good and worth a trip by itself. The coffee is strong like a good cup of Peets. Nice place!
7. Pontillo's Pizza
Reviewed By DOUGANDPOLLY
these people know about as much about pizza as the pope knows about disco... really, the very least of the Groton pizza choices... been vastly shorted on wings on takeout order and can't remember ever getting a pizza that wasn't a bit burned... around Batavia, this used to be such a great place, can't imagine they have let the brand slip like this...
6. A Round Pizza
Reviewed By creativecortland
We ordered a house pie with half pepperoni and half spinach. The spinach was my favorite. It wasn't greasy or wet like some spinach pies can be. We also ordered honey bbq wings. They were a little sweet, a little salty, a little spicy and all around delicious.
5. Trax Pub and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Corides
I'm not sure why this place is not advertising the spectacular brunch and beauty of surroundings that they offer our area. The food attracts is fantastic they have a bottomless Mimosa for $7 bottomless upscale garnished Bloody Mary for $9 and outstanding choice of menu items for brunch that are not found at other restaurants. Their chef is innovative and creative. We went and had the Reuben casserole garnished with two poached eggs and Parmesan fried potatoes and of course my favorite classic there are outstanding and always consistently wonderful eggs benedict with a homemade Hollandaise sauce. The large expanse of deck overlooks the beauty of the mountain and the creek flowing underneath you there are also games that can be played cornhole and giant pong game with a beach ball while you're dining. The prices are so reasonable nine bucks for consistent fantastic large plate of eggs benedict. The most expensive offering 1299 but again and proportions outstanding flavor and attention to detail what's even the garnish. People simply don't know about this fantastic place. It's a beautiful drive out to the Greek Peak ski resort and it is a fantastic place to go with a large or small group with or without kids. Take the lovely drive out there and treat yourself to an Al fresco experience that feels like a mini vacation. The servers are attentive, the bartender pours a serious drink, and the cook is brilliant. It's a darn shame that they are not marketing or advertising this fabulous experience in the local paper.
4. Ciao Wood-Fired Pizza & Pasta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 398 reviews
Welcome to Ciao! Ciao! is a casual fine dining, Italian restaurant that invites all ages. We specialize in Italian food with an authentic Tuscan flare. We also offer artisan pizzas that are hand-crafted and cooked to order in our wood-fired oven, which is
Reviewed By crocuslover
Hubby and I went here on a drizzly Monday in July for lunch. Very nice restaurant! We ordered some Arancini for an appetizer and were served three on a long tray with marinara sauce. Not like in Italy but very good! I ordered a margarita pizza and that was good, though the crust could have been more chewy. Husband ordered chicken fettacini dish that was a special. He really enjoyed that and finished it off. For dessert we shared a limoncello mascarpone cake that was sensational! Very nice meal and we would definitely return when we are in the area.
3. Dandy Mini Mart
Reviewed By Timothy M
I am not a fan of mini-mart. They are usually expensive and less than quality, but This Dandy is ok. The place is immaculately clean, which is a plus. The clerks are efficient and knowledgeable, and other plus. The prices are typically high, but at least the ready-to-eat food is more or less fresh. You're paying for the convenience. And that should not be overlooked.
2. Bravo
Overall Ratings
3 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By pamelabD9213LP
We were traveling through Freeville, outside of Dryden, on our way to a family reunion. Happened upon this quaint restaurant. They sell Greek, Italian, and American food. Large quantities and tastes great!When we were there, the cook, waiter, and receptionist, were all the same man. But it was at an odd time on a weekday, and he handled it all just fine.I got a meatball parm 6" sub. Good tasting. But the side of Onion Rings were just awesome. Great flavor.Will be happy to stop in here again!!
1. Carrozza Pizza Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By meg01324
Carrozzas has excellent food. We have gotten take out there a number of times as we live locally. We have had a variety of different food and it's all been good! The garlic Parm wings are my favorite along with the pepperoni rolls. I also feel that the food is priced fair. The workers are polite, kind and genuinely enjoy their jobs. They always ask for feedback as they know we are return customers. The place including the bathrooms is also super clean!
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