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    Fornino

    3.7 (339 reviews)
    ModerateItalian, Pizza
    Closed 5:00 pm - 9:30 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    FORNINO ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Watermelon salad
    Lenny Y.

    Been here many times and finally decided to put a review up. Took kid to pier6 playground so what could be better than pizza and salads after waterpark. The pizza here is consistently great. Mushroom pie is delicious, as is classic Margarita. But my fave over dozen visits remains the prosciutto and fig I also love their watermelon feta salad - light, zesty and refreshing - perfect for summer. Lemonade and hibiscus ice tea is a great way to refresh as well

    Gregory T.

    What a great view of Manhattan. Right off Pier 6 in Brooklyn NY. Great pizza and awesome beer selection. Cool vibes on the patio. Great service. What a treat!!!

    Reggie M.

    We visited Fornino at their Brooklyn Bridge location for Sunday brunch. We love the rooftop atmosphere; there were plenty of umbrellas providing shade for the diners. Service here was prompt; as soon as we were seated, we were given a menu to browse. We started with local Brooklyn draft beer and their famous Anna Rose's meatballs served with bread. We then shared the thin-crust Calabrese pizza, which was delicious and more than enough for two people to share. Both dishes are delicious. It was a lovely afternoon with good food, a gorgeous Manhattan view as our backdrop, and awesome customer service. We will definitely be returning.

    Caesar salad. Meatballs. Arancini.

    No clue how their rating is only 3.7?? We over ordered so I got to try a little of everything and I loved absolutely everything we got. Special shout out to the meatballs haha not something I'd normally go for but so glad we got them.

    Jahleah S.

    Obsessed as per usual! I just visited this spot yesterday, it is a gorgeous location. Great for photographs or just to enjoy the weather with a delicious pizza of your choice. Fornino is my favorite pizza hands-down every time they never miss. I feel like Chef Michael puts so much of himself into the menu in terms of ingredients, selection, and the philosophy behind the dough making, and you could taste that. I ate the entire order. I also ordered their summer pies, one of which was topped with pistachio peaches and pesto. It was like a taste bud celebration. Everything that comes out of that kitchen is gold.

    Roast Corn & Coppa.
    Cindy Z.

    I pass by this spot often during my walks, so finally came to check it out. Definitely get a table in the rooftop so you get a view of the city in the background. Once seated, you can scan the QR code to order or go up to the bar as well. The three of us shared the Roast Corn & Coppa ($22) to snack on. The pizza is Neapolitan style, which is light and crispy. The toppings were solid with just a sprinkle of corn. Overall, decent pizza but the food and drinks were a bit pricey. I guess it comes with the view and vibes of this spot. It's a nice spot for a date or groups though as there's lots of picnic tables --perfect spot for a summer day.

    Chloe C.

    Very solid spot. Loved the mushroom truffle pizza. The vodka pizza was also pretty good but I don't think I'd order it again, just because it wasn't as exciting topping wise and the spice from the chiles wasn't evenly distributed. Great views and ambiance.

    Calabrese pizza!
    Jade S.

    Pizza was amazing, the cashier/attendant was nice and friendly, and the ambiance was calming!

    Corn & Hot Honey
    Emily F.

    A 4-star pizza (albeit a pricey one) in 3-star ambiance. This location is in Time Out Market, which, as is expected, gets incredibly crowded and is a nearly impossible place to find seating. The wait for this spot was long and some of the rooftop views were entirely blocked by the long line of people waiting for the bathroom. I enjoyed the corn with hot honey pizza otherwise, and I would certainly consider going to one of Fornino's legit location(s) for a redeeming experience.

    Raysa C.

    Absolutely amazing experience!! Great staff and the pizza was so delicious!! Loved the views and the music was pretty great too! Amazing spot to hangout this summer if you're by brooklyn bridge park!

    Beer
    Lina F.

    The food here is frozen and defrosted to order. We ordered the Mac and cheese and it was cold in the middle and a bit sour!!! We did get a refund but it makes me wonder about the other food. The pizza is amazing but we also had a hiccup with the ice cream machine- we were told it was operational and then it wasn't! We were charged already then offered the ice cream Cups in the freezer - yeah those were old as well. It had melted and froze again because the cream separated and there was a thick layer of ice on the bottom. Overpriced and not decent

    Chicken Parmesan
    Shelby V.

    Great views! Go to the greenpoint location for a good sandwich though. Like the food is so much better at the greenpoint location. This sandwich was mid but the chicken Milanese at GREENPOINT FORNINO is OUTSTANDING! But views are tea.

    Their oven
    Ana B.

    Time Out Market is such a fun and lively place to meet friends in Brooklyn. Here you'll get the most beautiful view of the Brooklyn Bridge, whether you're inside, or outside on their deck. During the day or night time, it's very busy here. My friend and I decided to share a Margarita pizza at Fornino. There is a bit of a wait to place your order, but it is worth the wait! You'll be given a buzzing device while you wait for your pizza. This is also a good time to find a place to sit. The pizza at Fornino is made in a wood fired oven. We waited around 40 minutes for it to be ready. There is just one size, it's about the size of a personal pizza. It is precut into four slices. This is a thin pizza, where the edges have a nice amount of char. There was a nice spreading of red sauce and a pretty generous amount of fresh mozzarella. This was a very delicious pizza! You could taste the smoke from the brick oven. I just wish they offered a bigger option. This pizza was $17. We both really enjoyed it! Delicious pizza, great view, and the New York energy. What more could you want?!

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    Ask the Community - Fornino

    What are the prices for cocktails?

    Do they have a restroom? Or is it way outside the building?

    Yes, they do. It's right on the corner of the building.

    Are there happy hour specials?

    No happy hour prices since I've been going. But the regular prices are fair and reasonable

    Is the rooftop deck accessible for someone in a wheelchair?

    Yes! There is a ramp that wraps all the way around the building. I personally have never used it, so I can’t attest to how steep it is, but the rooftop is wheelchair accessible.

    Are dogs (pets) allowed in the patio?

    Pets are allowed in the downstairs terrace, but not inside the downstairs cafe or the rooftop deck. Service animals and emotional support animals are allowed anywhere.

    Any gluten free options here?

    They will make the pizza with gluten free crust

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