Wonderful service, reasonable prices, and definite pride in their pizzas. Very impressive…read more I got the wild boar pizza! I really enjoyed the freshness of the ingredients and simplicity of good ingredients with good equipment and technique. Nothing was being hidden, instead every component was highlighted. The dough was crispy and just taken from the oven, and the boar was juicy and made the pizza incredibly savory. I would really recommend this place. My friend who's lived in italy approved!

What an incredible experience my husband and I had at Lolita's Restaurant last Sunday! From the…read moremoment we arrived, everything about the night was memorable. We were seated in the back near the pizza oven, which ended up being the best seat in the house because we got to meet Austin. He was absolutely fantastic. The energy, attentiveness, and genuine hospitality he brought to the experience made the evening so special. Mike was our server and he was also wonderful, checking in often and making sure everything was perfect. They had unfortunately run out of chicken parmesan, but instead of simply saying it wasn't available, they made it from scratch just for my husband. It was easily one of the best chicken parmesans we have ever had. The sauce was so incredible that we could not stop talking about it. Austin overheard us and, without us even asking, brought over a full bowl of the sauce so we could dip our pizza crust in it. That level of attention and care is something you rarely see. I ordered the New York style pizza and it was absolutely delicious. They use sourdough and King Arthur's flour, and you can truly taste the difference. The flavor and texture were outstanding. When we finished, they asked if we wanted dessert. We were hesitant because we were already so full, but Austin encouraged us to try their vanilla cheesecake and we are so glad he did. It was honestly some of the best cheesecake we have ever had. Between the phenomenal food, the thoughtful service, and the warm and welcoming atmosphere, this place completely exceeded our expectations. Experiences like this are rare and truly special. We will absolutely be back. Highly recommend!

Popped in again for the Pizza Parmigiana and a Juice Bomb IPA. We love to visit midafternoon before…read morethe crowd and be indulged by that VIP customer service. Per usual the Pie was poppin and the beer was served up cold! My only drawback is the state of the restrooms, they are not the cleanest. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress

We had a great experience at the Dutch Crown en route to some Catskills camping…read more Just us and a dude at the bar - service was fast and friendly. We shared a beer (local Kolsch from Return) and ordered a pepperoni and CBR (chicken bacon ranch). These are thin sourdough - something I look for. Our daughter wanted fries for the table. They were delicious. Pizzas we great, too. CBR was lighter, so it actually felt a little healthier as far as pizza goes. Just the right amount of ranch for flavor but not drenched. The pepperoni is the decedent of the two - tons of ronis, dripping in roni grease. My son requested ranch, which was a good choice. 2 pizzas were a good amount for our family of 5 (3 small children). We would definitely visit again! Chill, relaxing, low key, and kid friendly.

When you are the Pizza Beast you gotta do a little bit of everything. Same plaza, 2 pizzerias, so I…read morehit both. Grabbed a Grandma slice from Pasqualle's and a White slice with basil & balsamic drizzle from Rino's, plus some garlic knots because, well, Beast's gotta eat and I was hungry. Pasqualle's: Classic feel, decent crust, but sauce was a bit flat. Solid traditional slice, nothing wild. Rino's: Crust was the star -- nice crust crunch, well-made. Sauce was loose, slightly chunky, and garlicky. White slice had great balance with the balsamic drizzle. Garlic knots from Rino's: Super garlicky in the best way. Both places were clean and roomy, prices were fair. Service was very good. Verdict: Pasqualle's is traditional and safe. Rino's brings more flavor and flair -- and wins this round.

We found ourselves passing through New Paltz, and Rino's was right there when we needed some lunch…read more We heard it was good, and we heard right, because this is a solid slice shop that also offers up plenty of other options if you're not in the mood for pizza. They also have a spacious dining area that, while barebones, is still comfortable if you don't want to take it out. For the kids, we got a couple plain slices and some chicken fingers (for the bipolar three year old who sometimes hates pizza). The chicken fingers weren't anything revolutionary, but they fried them well, just like they did the buffalo wings that my wife was craving. Those were super saucy, but nice and crisp. Reminiscent of Western New York, and that's a compliment. We were also feeling like we needed some greens in our life, so we added a chicken caesar salad. It was better than expected, and hit the spot. Overall, I think pizza is the best choice here (it's in the name after all), but they have some variety if you need more as well. All in all, a very solid place.

I'm a big fan of Bennie's pizza and the people who work there. Excellent Pizza and dishes. Not…read morethe largest selection of dishes but what do they offer is always satisfying.

I loved their pizza and other stuff too I'm gonna keep on coming back. But their prices too high…read morelately.

Love this place, beautiful, outdoorsy place with orchard, small pond, outdoor eating space, pet…read morefriendly. Food was very good. Recommended: Bbq brisket was delicious, kale salad recommended, apple cider donuts yum, and hot apple cider. We come here whenever we go hiking in new paltz.

This is my new summer spot. Pizza was fantastic, cider is delicious, the employees are extremely…read morepersonable. I've lived in the area for years and didn't know it existed until they hosted their annual fermentation festival this year. I enjoyed sitting by the water and enjoying the fresh air. They also have some great beer options.

Hungry after your walk over the Hudson? You'll find Pomo Doro Pizza just about a five minute walk…read morefrom the Hudson Valley Rail Trail Parking and Caboose. Even cooler, Pomo Doro shares a building with Frozen Caboose Ice Cream, making it an ideal spot for families, and groups. This is the type of place where there is something for everybody. They have it all...Pizza Pies, slices, pasta, salad, wings, fries and really good dessert. Inside you'll be greeted by the friendly staff and a display of their slices, pinwheels and strombolis. We decided to take out for a movie night at home. My Wife went for the recommended chicken bacon ranch slices, and a few slices of their Pomo' Doro Creation. For myself chicken tenders and fries and a Peanut Butter, chocolate Pie. The dessert was sooooo good y'all, perfect creamy texture, with fluffy topping. I loved it! My Wife and I really enjoyed the slices. The addition of ranch married well with the thin crust, salty bacon and seasoned chicken. We were also impressed by the crispy tenders, and fresh fries. Parking out front on the street or in Pomo Doro's parking lot. A few bottled wines and beers. Pepsi soda products and daily specials. Solid spot overall. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress

Pomo'd'Oro is my favorite place! I go there 3 times a week for lunch! The best slices around and…read morethe pasta is out of this world! Customer service is so friendly and makes you feel right at home!

Now that's a novel name for a pizza joint. Detroit style pizza. First I've tried it. Loved the…read morecrust. Loved that each pie was four corner pieces - my downfall. We got two pies one with hot honey the other, I think it's called the Ambassador, with olive tapenade. Both were very tasty. We were tempted to sit in the restaurant and eat but the restaurant is kinda small; takeout was definitely in order. The pies are little more expensive than what I was used to but the quality of each pie is something that would make me try different pies from the menu.

First time trying Detroit style pizza. It was delicious, the ingredients that went to the pizza…read morewere marvelous to our tastebuds. The place has two seating arrangements in the periphery and one big community table in the middle that could fit maybe 10 or more. There's also bar style sitting overlooking the pizza makers. Overall, the place is small, but just enough. Take out folks come in to the cashier as well. Getting your pizza will take a while though. This is not your neighborhood pizzeria where you get a premade pizza and slap some toppings and 5 minutes later you got your pie. No folks, this is order pizza and wait about 20+ minutes for my pizza to arrive. I'm sure the take out folks may have something to do with it too. We will definitely be back to try the other creations.

I've had pizza...everywhere and every kind. everyone has a preference and this place is my type! I…read morewas told everything was made in house and after the pizza came out of the oven w a perfect crust then came fresh basil torn in front of me and fresh grated Parmesan. I also had a cannoli for dessert, also fresh filled in front of me. The service was great and with a smile. I rarely give 5 stars but they deserve it. I wish I was coming back to Poughkeepsie again soon.

Tonight was the second time we got a pizza that wasn't freshly baked…read more It tasted and had the consistency of a pizza that was a day old. It keeps happening to us and we don't know how to fix this other than kindly ask Pippinelli's to stop selling old baked pizza. We only can tell it was old when we get home and start eating it. This is the most expensive pizza "parlor" in the area so for $30 I expect a pizza that just came out of the oven. This is the only place this has happened to us .