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Where to eat Italian food in Snyder Square: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Snyder Square including Olio e Piu, Piccola Cucina, Piccola Cucina Osteria, Fiore Deli of Hoboken, Bleecker Street Pizza, Giuliana's Restaurant, Michael's of Brooklyn, Louie & Ernie's Pizza, San Carlo Osteria Piemonte, Bruno's Restaurant
10. Bruno's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 307 reviews
Reviewed By Lynn45tyler
We usually order the ravioli. Cheese is our favorite. Portions are wonderful tasting and very filling. Salads are fresh and crispy and nice sized. Dressings are fresh tasting. Homemade bread is hearty and delicious. Staff is most friendly and attentive. Prices are very good. Going to try their cauliflower crust pizza next time. This place is so clean and kept one would think it is brand new but it is a well established place. When he can, the chef comes out front and checks on every table. Casual dress. This is a 5 STAR Restaurant
9. San Carlo Osteria Piemonte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 644 reviews
Restaurant "SAN CARLO Osteria Piemonte" is one of the few references throughout New York of Piedmont cuisine and North Italy. The land in Northern Italy is very rich in tastes and flavors to be discovered. There are such delicacies as the white truffle of
Reviewed By Spankynozbest
Decent, not bad. Nothing special. Risotto with gorgonzola and pear had no flavor. Vitello tonato presentation had too much sauce; rolls of vitello don't work as it becomes gummy in your mouth; slices and lighter, less sauce is needed. Horrible lingering fish smell from the kitchen at two points in the evening. Personable staff. New York prices. Don't think I'll return.
8. Louie & Ernie's Pizza
Overall Ratings
5 based on 178 reviews
Reviewed By Gershwin12
After visiting the botanical gardens, feeling peckish and craving pizza we checked our go to on-line adviser and off we drove 20 minutes to this homey pizzeria. Servers smiled and warmly greeted us as we entered. The space appears small but there was a sunny welcoming outdoor dining area. We felt as if we were dining at the home a a friend. My slice had the requirements of good pizza; thin crispy crust with a hint of salt that crunches just a bit when I sliced my incisors through it with a thin layer of cheese that when pulled from my teeth formed a string from my mouth to the slice. A light layer of sauce added a bit of acid and sweetness that enhanced the flavors. The pizza was not oily. Priced at $3.25; a bit expensive.OK, now the CALZONES; the best I ever had. A variety of these cheese stuffed breads were available. I had the broccoli rabe. It was huge, enough for dinner. The crust was nicely thin yet thick enough to hold the savory ingredients, slightly salty filled with mozzarella cheese and fresh tasting broccoli rabe. I side of red sauce for dipping added sweet, salty moisture. My husband had the chicken parm. calzone; he gobbled it up so quickly, I just know he enjoyed it. Each were reasonably priced at $6.50Things to know, ample parking, cash only, ATM available and no delivery.
7. Michael's of Brooklyn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By GerritBeach
From the moment one reaches the front door of Michael's of Brooklyn, top-of-the-line service is apparent, and family atmosphere dominates.There are so few restaurants in this part of Brooklyn that equal the finer Manhattan traditional favorites. Michaels is the exception. Whether meat or fish, the preparation is superb. I make a point of ordering the Rack of lamb w/roasted garlic every other visit. The Italian sauces (now sold in supermarkets) set the standard for natural ingredients the home-made way. Next time you see a jar, read the label. While it may seem a little pricey to some, it's not a fast food chain, it's the real thing, and in my opinion, worth it.
6. Giuliana's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By sophiegirl0814
Local restaurant which we passed for 25 years. Finally made a reservation. We were greeted by the owner and went to the bar to have a drink while waiting for our other guests. Barmaid was very friendly and made us feel welcome. Food portions are large and delicious. Also have a pizza menu. Wait staff is attentive and you are not rushed. My only recommendation would be to offer better wines by the glass. We will go back.
5. Bleecker Street Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1315 reviews
Home of the famous and award winning Nona Maria Pie, Bleecker Street Pizza serves consistently delicious pizza with the best dough, sauce, and ingredients in Old West Village! Feel free to create your ideal pizza and add as many toppings as you'd like. Or
Reviewed By tifannya28
Bleecker Street Pizza is definitely a must go while in the city! Delicious pizza, fresh ingredients, great flavor and great staff. Totally recommend it!
4. Fiore Deli of Hoboken
Overall Ratings
5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By jude72
You have to wait 30 minutes to get your lunch sandwich but it's well worth it. Come before 11am or after 4pm if you want to purchase anything other than sandwiches. They have lots of italian packaged goods : pasta, panetone, pesto but none of these are fresh - they are shelf items. They also have mixed olives, marinades artichokes, red peppers and a few cold cuts.
3. Piccola Cucina Osteria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2454 reviews
Reviewed By 73bw73
Blackhawk is right about everything. Chumming up, arrogant reception. Deliberately overbooked. Though reservation there was left just a table outside by 15 degrees centigrade in the evening. In fact, there are many better restaurants.Dear customer,I apologize if you had this bed experience. Basically our staff is always kind and nice with everybody.This is our policy. Sometimes it happens that people wait outside because the place is small and we have many customers. They are always happy to have an experience in the Piccola Cucina so the wait is worth it. We hope you will come to taste our food.Thank you so muchPiccola Cucina Group
2. Piccola Cucina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 938 reviews
Reviewed By WhyNi
A tiny restaurant, well worth the start to an evening out, enjoying delicious, hot Italian dishes at reasonable prices. You won't stay long, because yes, it's small, tight and quaint, but you'll feel all warm and good inside after a good Italian meal, exceptional and friendly customer service and a savored glass of Chianti! We'll definitely be back on our next trip to New York ~
Snyder Square Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Snyder Square
1. Olio e Piu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2466 reviews
Inspired by the warmth and comfort of the Tuscan countryside, Olio e Piú and Chef Dominick Pepe bring tradition and authentic Italian cuisine to the West Village. Enjoy fresh, house-made pastas dressed with the highest quality ingredients, like whole Bran
Reviewed By Trixiemacca
Found this little Italian Restaurant on Trip Advisor the reviews were good do we booked. We werenât disappointed either, the ambiance was buzzing and the food was delicious the pasta was fresh and cooked to perfection service was excellent I would highly recommend a visit if in NYC then
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