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Top 10 Pizza food in Keyport, New Jersey, United States
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Keyport. Keyport is a borough in Monmouth County, New Jersey, United States. At the 2010 United States Census, the borough's population was 7,240, following a decline of 328 (-4.3%) from the 7,568 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn declined by 18 (-0.2%) from the 7,586 counted in the 1990 Census. Keyport's nickname is the "Pearl of the Bayshore" or the "Gateway to the Bayshore".
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10. Romeo's Pizza & Pasta
Reviewed By H8539QQsusant
We have gotten our pizza here for the past 40 years, employees are friendly, nice and hard working. The pizza has a thick crust, but they will make it thin at your request. It is very tasty and enjoyed but all, and I have family that buy it when visiting and bring it back to Rhode Island to enjoy later, it's that good.
9. Giuseppe's Pizza & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By tmf7150
We stopped for a quick lunch. There were multiple types of pizza by the slice prepared in advance. Once you made choices, they put the slices in the oven to quickly heat up. Very friendly people. Fabulous pizza. We had a pepperoni, a sausage, chicken bacon ranch and grandma pizza (cheese). We would definitely go back and recommend. There are tables to sit at and an extensive menu. Very casual.
8. Denino's Pizza Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Welcoming your loved ones to our family-friendly restaurant. Owner Michael Denino's father created his first authentic NY style pizza in 1951. Michael's strove to bring traditional quality pizza to Denino's Pizza Place. Our restaurant always uses the fres
Reviewed By Miketheattorney
I am a regular here and in Staten Island, but I don't think I've ever written a review. Tonight I had the always delicious buffalo wings, salad with their wonderful balsamic, fried shrimp (really good) and a plain pizza. Everything was delicious. Never disappointed here.
7. La Strada Pizza
Reviewed By corptool
We gave this place another try for dinner, even though we had not been happy before. I should have stuck with my original impression. They do have seating, but it is not pretty, with plain chipped Formica tables and cheap paper napkins from a table dispenser. We sat a while until the waitress came over. They need to treat for fruit flies, since there are way too many of them inside the restaurant on a cold winter day. There was nobody else in the restaurant but the four of us - never a good sign.We ordered and got our food in a timely manner. The food was hot and tasted OK with large portions, but everyone at the table said their food was just mediocre - not even very good. Then, when the unitemized bill came, it seemed to be several dollars too high. I rarely get an unitemized bill in a restaurant and never like it, since it always means that they are hiding something. When I asked for an explanation at the cashier (same waitress), she and the owner told me that they upcharged me 50% from the listed menu price without telling me because I ordered Alfredo Sauce on my pasta (the dish went from $12 to $18). The waitress said nothing when I ordered it and would not adjust it when I was at the register. This was not a good dining experience, even for a mid-range pizza place. I don't recommend it. You can do much better in the local area.
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6. Angela's Pizza and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Ria C
Not just for pizza. Start with the fried calamari appetizer. It's HUGE! Share it, the only way to go because you want to save room for the lasagna. It's yummy. They give you a piece of bread with tomato/basil yumm-ish-ness. Salad comes next and then your entree. My lasagna was delicious. Not smothered in ricotta, just enough. Try it, you'll like it. The owner is wonderful and the waitress, Grace, is the best. They have a special going on for New Years Eve. If you're in town, give it a try. Very reasonable at $50 with a BYOB and live music. Can't miss.
5. Esposito's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By bstoppiello
Espositos has my absolute favorite pizza! I like either the #12 I believe it is with the sausage and sautéed onions or the pie with the vodka sauce. Both pies I love with the sesame seed crust! Definitely our local favorite pizza place, as itâs so close to home too. I would ask to have your pizza cooked lighted on the bottom. Thatâs what I always do and it ends up perfect. Otherwise you will often get well done.
4. Ray's Real Pizza
Reviewed By Christine C
Ray's is one of my favorite Italian restaurants. Every dish I have tried, and I have tried many, is delicious. While their pizza is delicious, their pastas (especially the baked ziti) are my favorite. The staff are friendly and very helpful too.
3. Domino's Pizza
Visit your Keyport Domino's Pizza today for a signature pizza or oven baked sandwich. We have coupons and specials on pizza delivery, pasta, buffalo wings, & more! Order online now!
Reviewed By Beansorpeanutbutter
love the wings for some reason. but if domino's is a delivery establishment, why does it charge for delivery in addition to it's ridiculous overcharging for over processed food? and you have to wait for-ever. and no comment on the people that deliver the food
2. Keyport Pizza & Restaurant
Reviewed By JJohnsonFam
Consistently(key word) good pizza & calzones. Sub sandwiches are basic Jersey subs but always fresh & good. Owner is there everyday with a smile on his face. Place is small, eat-in, and always friendly. Great to pick up a pie on those no one want to cook night.
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1. Old Glory Kitchen + Spirits
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
At OLD GLORY we pride ourselves on using only the freshest and finest ingredients available while supporting local fisherman, farmers and selling the highest quality meats, produce and seafood available. Our 900° rotating brick oven not only makes great p
Reviewed By LCSCONST
Recently went to Old Glory Kitchen and Grill after not wanting to wait at another restaurant. From the hostesses to the wait staff to the good runners it was nothing but smiles and friendless. Situated in an old church building, its cozy on the dining room. Snd on nicer weather they have outdoor seating and a bar. My wife wasn't as hungry as I was do she ordered soup and the drunken clams from the app menu, I ordered fish and chips. Our waitress explained that the clams come from the grill and the fish comes from the kitchen, so they might not come out at the same time, but she would try to time it do they would. The clams did come out first and the waitress came over twice to apologize and after the second time said she would go into kitchen to check on it. She returned with the dish and it was hot and plentiful. My wife's soup bowl was a good size and there was at least a dozen clams in her dish. And the bread they put on the table,wow. It's a cheesy topped oven baked bread that tasted like a grill cheese sandwich. We asked for a second portion.we will definitely be going back.LCSCONST, Thank you so much for your wonderful 5 star review! We greatly appreciate it & we look forward to serving you again soon!
