Location: Endicott
Top Restaurants in Endicott
New York, United States Food Guide: 10 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Endicott
Best Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Italian food in Endicott. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Italian restaurants near you.. Endicott is a village in Broome County, New York, United States. The population was 13,392 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Binghamton Metropolitan Statistical Area. The village is named after Henry B. Endicott, a founding member of the Endicott Johnson Corporation shoe manufacturing company, who founded the community as the "Home of the Square Deal".
Things to do in Endicott
10. Ristorante Dell'Arco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Victor F
Best Italian food I have ever eaten. That's saying something because there are a lot of Italian restaurants in this area. Food is fabulous and not expensive. Service is great. Pleasant atmosphere.
9. The Original Italian Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Sally D
OIPS (as it is lovingly referred to) is another family owned and operated restaurant in Endicott, NY. The food is good and there is plenty of it. The subs, although simple in design, are on to-die-for homemade rolls. The pizza is also really good (don't be afraid to design your own - it has been our experience that the cooks like to be creative!) and the dough is just right. The calzones are amazing too! They have frequent specials which include salad, bread, and desert. You have to really appreciate a place where the owners greet you and may even come and sit at your table for a few minutes to check in and make sure all is well! Very family friendly too.
8. Antonio's Bar & Trattoria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
We specialize in good vibes and a classy relaxed atmosphere with handmade mosaics and Tuscan style. Combined with our unique cocktails, rotating wine selection, and fresh affordable food menu, you'll want to hang at this place for hours with friends, book
Reviewed By MiloBohack
We were completely surprised and pleased at the friendliness, attention, service, and food. When we walked in it was crowded; didn't think we'd get a table. A woman next to us, who frequents the place, gave us her table. We told the waitstaff we had to leave in an hour and fifteen minutes, so they cheerfully pushed our order through. The food was quite good, and the servings were plentiful. The waitstaff checked with us three times to see if everything was alright AND to make sure we made our theatre date on time. As I said, the service was cheerful and accommodating; we felt as if they genuinely appreciated our business. After the show we returned to take advantage of their excellent gelato bar...sooooo good! We will return soon! Definitely put this on your list.
7. Olive Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By oneupstatenewyorker
For a chain restaurant, Olive Garden is better than many places, which is why the properties are usually packed most evenings of the week, and particularly on weekends. It was too cold to go too far, leaving many of the non-chain restaurants were off limits, so we chose Olive Garden and were once again pleasantly surprised. Our waiter was lovely - patient, attentive, knowledgeable. The food was good (two shrimp scampi's at our table, with one Minestrone soup, and one salad,) and prices are reasonable. It's something we can usually count on. The salmon is another entree we've had in the past, and is consistently fine, with a side vegetable (broccoli.) I think they've got a formula down that's working for a lot of people, and we're glad it's there when we need it! We'll be back.
6. Nirchi's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By CFFausti
I thought the pizza was good, but standard. I ordered two slice of pepperoni and two slices of chicken. The pizza is pre made in the window and they heat the slices up before serving. The price was reasonable.
5. Oaks Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By TheMrRoberts
I've been to Oaks several times to celebrate birthdays and other special occasions. The food is fantastic. I've had numerous menu items and all have been spectacular. Any errors are corrected before they eave the kitchen (they overcooked my veal, but fired a whole new dish before even sending it out. Prices are very compatible with quality of food.
4. Tony's Italian Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By Danny C
I went to Tony's Restaurant for dinner with my wife my mother-in-law and her companion. They had the spaghetti and mushroom sauce which they loved. I had the veal parmesan which was perfectly cooked with excellent flavor. The service was on point. The highlight of the evening was the totally authentic cannoli I had at the end of the evening to cap it all off it brought me back to Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn.
3. Jim Roma's Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By Joe W
Jim Romaâs is more - much more - than a bakery. This is the home of some of the best pizza youâre likely to ever in your life taste and there is so much more in the deli region of the store. This place is truly an institution among Endicotters. We all grew up with Jim Romaâs bakery and those of us who no longer live in Endicott often make it our first official stop when returning to the area. Each time I visit, I discover something new that I wind up âcravingâ after Iâve left Endicott. This time, I discovered the chicken cutlet sandwich. Get outta here..... This sandwich is nothing short of ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS!!!! Iâm home now - sitting on my couch 1200 miles from Endicott but man am I craving one of those sandwiches. And a slice of that signature sloppy sauced pizza, and some of their fresh Italian bread and the rolls.... The rolls that I promise you have such a unique taste and flavor that youâll be craving these the rest of your life. I could go on and on about this place but all I really need to say is: if youâre in Endicott, do yourself a favor and swing by this place. Youâll be glad you did. And youâll return time after time.
2. Consol Family Kitchen Incorporated
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By davidwP7883TL
Love the entrance renovation, vertically challenged bartender was very friendly and terrific...a bit of a wait, we had the fried ravioli and a glass of wine. The Hostess was a little preoccupied but helped us to our table. Nice wine selection, I had the carnivor which never disappoints. If you like mushrooms, try the Gnocchi Bianca. The eggplant park and Alfredo are awesome. But it doesnât end there, donât miss the chocolate cake!
1. Nick's Pizza & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By geminigirlNewYork
We've eaten here before several times....we had the veal parm this time and it was very good. It comes with bread and side salad. Had glasses of wine which was reasonably priced...no desert because we were full from the meal. A lot of people dont know that there is parking behind the restaurant...but you have to go around the block to get to it...the menu has a fair amount of variety and the service is good.
