Location: Brielle
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Where to eat Pizza food in Brielle: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Pizza food in Brielle, New Jersey, United States. Brielle is a borough located in southern Monmouth County, New Jersey along the Manasquan River. As of the 2010 United States Census, the borough's population was 4,774, reflecting a decline of 119 (-2.4%) from the 4,893 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 487 (+11.1%) from the 4,406 counted in the 1990 Census.
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10. Joey Tomato's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By AlexanderD
My wife and I ate dinner here with our daughter and her friend last night. For the boardwalk, it is a good value. Slices of plain pizza are $3.50 each, not cheap by any means but a dollar per slice less than directly across the boardwalk mere steps away at Martellâs. This is one of the better deals youâll find on the Point Pleasant boardwalk. They have seating inside and also on the boardwalk outside. We sat outside and enjoyed the good weather and fun atmosphere. I could see the ocean when I turned right. Also, the slices are actually good and they work hard to get them served to you quickly.
9. Leggetts
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By JerseyBusiness
Waiter was lousy and began calling my friend by his nickname. Imagine a tuna steak with melted Gorgonzola on top. Imagine overcooked red snapper. Sitting in the dining area the guy next to us began touching the waitress and harrassing her verbally. âI like big women with lots of flesh. â. And, âdonât mind me, Iâm just an old guy who is drunk.â This went on for 30 minutes and management ignored the verbal abuse and the unwanted touching. No reason to ever go back here.
8. Joey Tomatoes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By travelman1979_10
Ate here with a group. Pizza was good. Service was quick as well. Sunday afternoon and pretty busy which was expected. Popular pizza place on the boardwalk.
7. Rosie's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Pizza shop...mostly take out, but you can also dine in. The main focus is on pizza. We use fresh ingredients to make a high-quality product. We also make a house salad, house-made meatballs, and calzones, but it is a tight menu. We don't make a lot of dif
Reviewed By shaune324
Finally had a chance to pick up a pie from this place last night. It was very busy, small inside, only a few tables. But I was ordering to go so that was OK. I ordered a half pepperoni half onions and peppers. They told me it would be an hour before the pizza got in the oven but thatâs OK. I did expect to have to wait. I grabbed a cold beer across the street at the microbrewery. They took my number and told me they would call me when it went in the oven so I would be ready to come back. So that works for me. They called about 20 minutes later and said the pie would be done in six minutes! It was hard not to dig into the box on the drive home because it smelled so good. Well I have to report, it was excellent. Rosie is now in my top five pizza places that I visit and I am very picky! Itâs a must try for pizza lovers.Thanks for the review...you got lucky that night. We had a cancellation that opened a gap where we could fit your pie in. Glad you enjoyed and hope to see you again soon!
6. TheCoal House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By Irvingtonbaby
We had dinner here last night and were very impressed with the food and the service.The chicken Parmesan entree consisted of two large pieces of chicken served with pasta and a thick marinara sauce. Linguini with clam sauce included chopped and fresh clams and was delicious. Our other entrees were the penne with vodka sauce and shrimp. The sauce was thick and rich. The final choice was the cod on top of a potato croquette which our friend described as excellent!The salads that are available for an additional charge are large and could easily be shared by two or three individuals. The dressing was very good. We would all highly recommend this bistro: the prices were reasonable and getting to take the over abundant servings home is a real treat!
5. Pete's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By BellapugNJ
We just had a delicious dinner at Pete"s Pizza. We went with friends who have been there before and raved about it. They were right, a hidden gem in Brielle. Two of us had linguni with clams, fresh clams and garlic with perfectly cooked pasta. The chicken murphy was tasty with the right amount of heat. My husband had the Penne Vodka that was delicious. Our meals came with a salad and bread all at a very reasonable price. The owner Pete was the perfect host and the staff friendly. We will definitely be regulars.
4. Espositos Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By xoxokristineee
Their sesame seed crust pesto pizza is award-winning; it's delicious! The sesame seed crust really adds an extra oomph to the flavor! I enjoy they're pasta dinners, as well. With their dinners comes unlimited bread, as well as one salad. BYOB They offer indoor and outdoor seating, as well as take-out.
3. Jimmy's Cucina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Barry M
Good food ruined by horrible service. After ordering a sub for lunch I quickly noticed that the sandwich maker (subs are made at the front counter) was no where to be found. Not one of the other 5 or 6 people behind the counter noticed that I was waiting for something. After almost 10 minutes I asked the clerk who took my order and her response was "soon". Then she went into the back of the store and found the sub maker who was filling up his condiment bottles, which is what the clerk told me. I then told her he could do that when there are no customers waiting. She didn't actually grasp that concept. The sandwich was made and is supposed to come with a small side of macaroni Salad. He placed the fork for the salad in my bag then realized he had no salads in the Front refrigerator. He then went to the back to get the salad, when he found none, returned to the front counter, took the fork out of my bag and handed me the sandwich without explainaton, apology or an offer of an alternate to the salad.I had left a tip when I ordered. I should have taken the tip back.
2. Squan Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
Located in Manasquan NJ about a mile from the beach, Squan Tavern offers a wide variety of Italian classics and American fare and the areas best pizza. Our dining room is cozy and our friendly staff will make your experience memorable. Full service bar, s
Reviewed By krgo
8 of us went out for a birthday celebration. We arrived at 4 pm on a Saturday. Be sure to call ahead and reserve a table for large parties bc by 5 the place was packed with a bunch of people waiting for a table. 1st time here, despite driving by since I was a kid. It's voted best in Monmouth for a reason. Great food, super attentive server who anticipated our needs before we asked, all in a really comfortable atmosphere. Calamari was crisp and tender inside. Stuffed mushrooms were deelish. Good, fresh bread never stopped coming. The menu has many different, inventive offerings. Stuffed rigatoni was fantastic. Pizza, not as thin as Pete and Eldas, but very tasty with a crisp crust. All with reasonable prices. If you haven't been, you should go! This is going to be among the fav mom&pop go tos.
1. Lubrano's Trattoria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 310 reviews
Reviewed By W8LT3R
This place is a hidden gem. Located in a strip mall anchored by a Shop rite supermarket just off Route 34 South in Manasquan. They offer great food and great service in a causal, family dining atmosphere, with an upscale menu and decor. This was our first visit to Lubranoâs Trattoria and we were very impressed.My wife was given a gift card for a meal at Lubranoâs so we decided to use it on a lazy Sunday evening. We arrived at 5PM to a nearly full parking lot but did manage to find an open parking spot close to the restaurant â one of a few spots that night. As we approached the restaurant there were some nice patio furniture â chairs and tables for two with umbrellas - on the sidewalk outside the entrance. The interior of the restaurant was divided into two sections. You enter the restaurant into the smaller section in the front which is a takeout pizzeria that does a brisk business. As we entered, a man at the counter, asked âTo pick up or place an order?â. When we said we were there for the restaurant he told us we had 30 min wait. So, we gave him our names and sat on the patio furniture just outside the door. Then our waitress came out to get us after just a 10 mins. She led us into the back section of the restaurant which was a much larger, upscale dining room with dark, wooden tables and chairs and a wall of red brick with the name Lubranoâs stenciled across it. Tables were arranged in rows to accommodate small and large groups. Our waitress took us to a private table for 4 against the red brick wall. The noise level of the dining room was medium âthere was significant background noise, but not so much that you could not carry on a conversation without shouting. At the start of our meal, our waitress brought us to a plate of pesto to share â that goes with the olive oil that was already on the table - and a basket of toasted, warm French bread to dip in it. The soft bread with the toasted crust dipped in the oil and pesto was delicious. To drink we both ordered the unsweetened, blueberry flavored lemonade we saw someone else drinking at another table. Drinks were served in large plastic cups with straws - which was convenient. Because of their size we did not finish our drinks in the restaurant and took them home with us - cups and all - along with doggy bags of our food at the end of the meal. For entree's, Lubranoâs offers an extensive menu of Italian dishes that goes beyond the standard pizzeria offerings of Lasagna, Meat Balls and Spaghetti, Eggplant Parmesan, etc. The menu even had a section for those who want to eat a low carb meal. I ordered the spicy, garlicky salmon with mash potatoes which was listed as a customer favorite on the low carb menu â you can skip the mash potatoes if you really want this meal to be low carb. My wife ordered the shrimp risotto. My salmon filled a large plate and the mash potatoes were artfully sculpted to look like a white pineapple with green leaves sticking out of the top as a garnish, and it was covered with garlic cloves and red sauce. My wifeâs meal was equally as large with lots of shrimp over a bed of rice. Both meals were huge and delicious. The price for entrees here can run you from $15 to $35 but you get a lot of food for your money. For casual dining the presentation and the food here were more like a fine dining experience, only with a lot more food than you typically get at fine dining restaurants for the price. After eating two thirds of our meal we were stuffed and did not have room for dessert.
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