Location: Maspeth
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Where to eat Pizza food in Maspeth: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Pizza restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pizza food in Maspeth. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pizza restaurants near you.. Maspeth is a residential and commercial community in the borough of Queens in New York City. It was founded in the early 17th century by Dutch and English settlers. Neighborhoods sharing borders with Maspeth are Woodside to the north; Sunnyside to the northwest; Greenpoint, Brooklyn to the west; East Williamsburg, Brooklyn to the southwest; Fresh Pond and Ridgewood to the south; and Middle Village and Elmhurst to the east.
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10. Saraghina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By Dcuff1000
Iâve been going to Saraghina for a few years now, the restaurant itself with itâs fantastic patio and (while overpriced) pretty solid menu options. The pizzas are delicious and the fried chicken sandwich was absolutely phenomenal. But this restaurant has the most consistent bad service Iâve ever seen. Iâm not sure if this is an issue with understaffing or not properly training staff, but I have always had issues with simple things like having my card out on the table for over 20 minutes before I had to bring my card up to the bar to pay my bill. My most recent trip took the cake. I went in with three friends for brunch and we sat at the bar. It was very busy at the time so I was forgiving that it took 15/20 minutes for the bartender to even acknowledge us sitting directly in front of her, but when another employee had to check in with us for a drink order because he could tell we were being outright ignored I started to lose a little faith. Eventually she took our food orders (which came out before we got our drinks, two beers and two three ingredient cocktails) and just genuinely seemed disinterested in giving any attention to her 6 customers at the bar.I keep coming for the ambiance and food, but each time Iâm reminded that the entire experience suffers from the service. Itâs a shame.
9. Paulie Geeâs Slice Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 219 reviews
Pizzeria serving wood fired Neapolitan inspired pies with creative toppings in a rustic, candlelit atmosphere.
Reviewed By Oskar-Brooklyn
Especially with sausage or peppooni topping.Wanted to dismiss this joint as hipster farce.But they are the real deal. Pizza is delicious. They have fountain fruit punch and old scholl bottled cokes.Red plastic booths and plenty of TV's playing Yankee games or old movies. This place is up there for slice pizza in NYC.
8. Rosa's Pizza
Overall Ratings
5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By GloriaH119
This was our first time eating here. Our son recommended it. We had an enjoyable lunch. They had many kinds of pizza, hero's, specialty rolls, salads, pasta dishes, dinners, drinks and desserts. We ordered at the counter - 5 slices of pizza with different toppings and grilled chicken with mozzarella cheese and roasted red peppers sandwich. We enjoyed everything. The pizza slices and sandwich were very fresh and tasty. In addition we had friendly service.
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7. Union Pizza Works
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By KANewYork
Smack in the graffiti filled Bushwick district. Large beautiful space. Outside patio tables are quite nice. Neat and nicely decorated. We got there around 1pm. They werenât busy at all, not sure why. Good staff. Good pizzas and decent beers.Small bathroom with a tiny corner sink. We ran here from Manhattan and I would have liked to wash my face! âºï¸They are cash only.
6. Mikes Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By JohnM627
We walked here from our hotel to check it out. Wow, this food is great! And affordable. Their menu offers a lot. From chicken sandwiches and burgers to individual pizza slices or order a whole pizza. We got a couple meat Jamaican pockets. Those were excellent!! They have tables here if you want to eat in.
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5. Fornino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By Beth_sage
The place was packed, but the noise level was not too bad. The three of us ate appetizers of chickpeas, beets and eggplant bruschetta. The two pizzas were more than enough for the three of us. We finished our meal with lemon olive oil cake and strawberry sorbet
4. Manetta's Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Reviewed By paulamarksnyc
A quick ride from Manhattan to a delicious authentic Italian meal.Nice diverse menu with classic and creative items, well priced with good portions.Attentive pleasant wait staff.Good reasonable wine list.We chose the front room as it was quieter and allowed for lively conversation.Will definitely return.
3. Oregano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By snilsborg
If I could give this 7-stars I would. What was supposed to be a casual birthday dinner turned into an unexpectedly amazing night.Food-wise, the four of us started with the bruschetta and mushroom apps. Both really solid. I got the oregano pizza. As a huge za'atar fan, this might have been my favorite pizza toppings-wise I've ever had. The labneh is what really pulls it together. The pizza itself was very high quality.I was sitting next to a spaghetti carbonara aficionado. Its her litmus test at every Italian restaurant (and she's been to many). She said this was top-3 in the city.The four cheese gnocchi was out of this world. I only had a bite of the birthday boy's dish, but the gnocchi melted in my mouth and the cheeses were blended to perfection.Lastly, the chicken parm was supposedly excellent as well. We were all incredibly satisfied by our meals.At the table next to us were two women who had mouth-watering looking dishes as well. One of them was controlling the music in the restaurant. I'm not entirely sure how it happened, but she put on a song we requested, and we all started clapping and then dancing. Turns out she was the owner! She refilled our drinks, and brought out a birthday tiramisu with a HUGE sparkler. Just look at how happy the birthday boy is - the picture says it all!We ended up hanging out at the restaurant for several more hours. The owner, her friend and the staff were so much fun. Even a spilt glass of red wine and a ruined dress couldn't stop us. My face actually hurt from smiling and laughing so much.It was one of those magical hospitality moments that will stick with you for a long time. I'm certain you won't replicate our experience - and frankly, we couldn't either if we tried - but no matter what, this place is worth the visit.
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2. Rosa's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By originalbabbel
Avoided this place for a long time due to poor sanitary grades. Had gone countless times back in the day and always enjoyed their pizza, particularly the famous Sicilian slices. When the grade in the window slipped below an A for what seemed like forever, family and I found pizza elsewhere. When we finally noticed the A grade was back, we returned to give it another shot. I still really like the Sicilian, but it doesnât quite live up to its status from years ago. The rest of the pizza is just slightly above average for me. Gets 4 stars, though, because that type of Sicilian slice is tough to find in other pizzerias.
1. Roberta's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1324 reviews
Reviewed By BramN_12
The pizzas at Robertaâs are great. No doubt about it. Steaming hot, fresh ingredients and with nice subtle hints of just that extra ingredient.. but my god the prices are steep!The menu mainly consists of cheese pizzas around $20 to add on toppings ranging from $2(the basics) to $5 (the meats).. order two beers and your up to $70 for a lunch or dinner and if the pizza was just that big that you feel youâve eaten enough thatâs a good price but this great tasting pizza just left me a bit hungry afterwards..
