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    Freddy’s Pizza Since 1961

    4.2 (10 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Plain slice $4 plus tax
    Andrew C.

    Very good neighborhood slice. Friendly staff. Beautiful nostalgic feel inside. AC works well on a hot day. No bathroom though. Plenty on the menu outside of pizza including desserts and soft serve. Was told they've only been opened a few months but Whitestone has been around forever Got a plain cheese slice. Ok looking undercarriage but slice was thin and crispy and light. No flop. Tasty. $4. Plus tax even with cash.

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    Yvonne M.

    Very fun vintage vibe, takes me to another time nostalgic. The spinach artichoke is amazing and tried the old fashion, both were great even for take out! Next time will try at the restaurant so it's fresh!

    Spinach Artichoke & Classic Margherita
    Bailey R.

    My husband and I have been excited to try this pizza place as we live very close by. Unfortunately, the food was a bit disappointing... I eat a LOT of pizza, and have become somewhat of a pizza connoisseur since moving to NYC. So, let's dive into the details: First, I will say that we were very pleased with all of the vegetarian options available! However, they need to do a better job of labeling the pizza slices... We almost ordered the "Spicy Vodka Ricotta", and thankfully we thought to double-check that it doesn't contain meat. Sadly, it DOES have meat, so we can't eat it. The label was very deceiving as it said nothing about the meat on it. This is a problem for more than just vegetarians: the meat was prosciutto (or some other type of Italian ham), meaning that those who eat kosher also cannot indulge. We ended up ordering one slice of Old Fashioned Margherita, one of Spinach Artichoke and one Tri Color Grandma. The Old Fashioned Margherita was the best tasting of the three. The Spinach Artichoke was honestly pretty bland. I added some oregano and garlic salt from the shakers on the table, which made it more tasty. Lastly, the Tri Color Grandma was an absolute disappointment. It seamed to flatten out a bit while being in the oven (it definitely appeared fluffier beforehand) and the actual size of it was appalling considering it cost almost $6... I included some photos for reference. The Old Fashioned Margherita pizza slice is SIGNIFICANTLY larger, yet it cost less. Make it make sense. Overall, the crust flavor (something I've become keenly aware of) was average at best. The crust on both triangle pieces was very flat when you held it or bit into it, which was odd and not super satisfying. Typically, 1 or 1.5 pieces of pizza will be more than fill both myself and my husband up, however I left this experience feeling barely satisfied. If you live nearby and need a quick bite, maybe give this place a try. If you don't live in the area, I wouldn't recommend going out of your way to get here.

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    tommy s.

    This new spot has a great style/identity and a solid slice. I had a grandma and an upside down triangle slice. I will be back for the grandma, it was amazing. The triangle slice was tasty but the crust was a little thin for me. Overall great experience. I'll be back for a grandma and a scicilian!

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    Freddy's is officially my go-to pizza in Astoria, perfectly located with a retro vibe inside.

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    Milkflower

    Milkflower

    4.2
    (833 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    10/10 on both pizzas: local 82 & ST The ghost. The service was good also along with the ambiance…read more Also; the music was fire so shoutout to whoever controlled the playlist. Milkflower is a lot more spacious than I expected, they have seating in the back and without reservations we walked and sat right in (party of 2)

    The waitress working at Milkflower this afternoon is going to kill someone with an allergy if she…read moredoesn't get proper training on the menu soon. I've been coming to Milkflower for literal years and everyone here has consistently been so accommodating and attentive to my partner's vegetarian restriction. Today we were done working early and called at 3:30 to ask what time the lunch special (salad and a pie for $18) ran until. The woman who picked up said it ran until 5. We arrived just after 4. Once seated we asked again about the special - she confirmed it was still running and let us know that the salad was currently a Caesar salad. When we asked about the salad dressing, she told us it was vegetarian. The problem? It contained anchovies (the name of the dressing is lemon anchovy, printed on the menu). Even more concerning, our server appeared not to know what an anchovy was. For anyone with dietary restrictions, that's not a minor oversight -- it's a serious issue. If staff members are answering questions about ingredients, they should have a basic understanding of what's actually in the food they're serving. She went on to say there were no actual anchovies in it, that it was "just the name of the dressing." She again insisted there were no anchovies in it. When I pressed her further, she finally admitted that anchovies are blended into it. Again, I explained that means this dressing is not vegetarian, as literal fish are in it -- whether whole or blended, the dressing contains fish. When we explained the issue and asked about alternatives, none were offered. Not a different dressing, not a simple olive oil option, nothing. The complete lack of flexibility or effort to accommodate a reasonable dietary request was astonishing. She continued to offer the dressing on the side to my partner, which he cannot eat. 15 minutes later after ordering the salad with no dressing, the waitress came to our table to tell us the lunch special had actually ended at 4. We told her we called ahead and the woman we spoke to (presumably her since no one else was working, and since she herself believed it was still running when she sat us) said 5. There was no apology, no accommodation, no attempt to honor what we had been told over the phone -- just a shrug. For a restaurant that values customer service, especially for repeat customers, this was incredibly frustrating. We left without eating here. Mistakes happen. Phones get miscommunicated. Staff don't always have every answer. What made this experience so disappointing was the total absence of customer service at every step. We were given incorrect information, served misleading ingredient information, denied any reasonable accommodation, and offered no solution despite being loyal customers. Milkflower has always relied on its neighborhood reputation, but experiences like this make it difficult to justify returning. There are too many restaurants that value their customers and take dietary concerns seriously to settle for this level of indifference. If you have an actual food allergy (specifically seafood) please do your due diligence. If Milkflower management is reading this, please educate today's server that an anchovy is a fish, not just the name of a salad dressing, and that your lunch special ends at 4. Or hire a waitress who isn't so clueless.

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    Vite Vinosteria

    Vite Vinosteria

    4.3
    (749 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    Ive lived in Astoria practically my whole life yet never been to Vite. It off 31st ave on 34th…read morestreet and for some reason ive never ventured there. While deciding where to go one day, this was suggested and im so glad I went. The restaurant is cozy with tables inside the main dining room and in an enclosed outdoor seating area. Im guessing it opens in the summer. I sat down with my niece while waiting for my sister and for a good 5-7 minutes, no one stopped by and gave a menu nor offered water. Finally after about 3 people walked by not saying anything, someone came. The area is not that big and 7 minutes isnt that long but to sit there any not be addressed by all the staff walking by was annoying. Finally my sister came and we were offered water and a menu. After hearing about the specials and asking for recommendations, we settled on the gnocchi (housemade potato gnocchi, burrata, peas, pesto sauce, toasted pine nuts), Pappardelle alla Bolognese (housemade ribbon pasta, meat sauce), and side of sautéed spinach. The food arrived and we were pleasantly delightful by the main. The gnocchi was so soft and creamy, the sauce was delicious. Im not a fan of gnocchi but this was so good. The papardelle was my meal and it was also so good. There was a lot of pasta and a good amount of meat sauce. It was also delicious. The spinach on the other hand was bland. It has no flavor and we had to add some salt. A few times we tried to call someone over to our table but felt like no one was paying attention. When we were done with our meals, my sister had a few pieces of gnocchi left. She asked for a box as it was to be my nieces lunch for tomorrow. I then said, can you also box up the spinach. A few minutes later, the server dropped off a bag with one container and said here's the spinach. We tried to call his attention but he was already walking away. Where was the gnocchi. Finally when we came back, we asked about it and he said oh I thought it was garbage. I said no we asked for it to be boxed. He said let me talk to the kitchen. He came back and said sorry, they cant do anything but one dessert will be on me. I guess thats fine but we more wanted the food for the baby. For dessert we ordered a tiramisu and pistachio gelato. The tiramisu was in a jar as opposed to a cake slice. One bite of the ice cream and I knew it was bad. It was grainy and sandy texture. I looked up why that would be and one reason stated it could be improper storage, like it was unfrozen or melted then refrozen. I wasn't chancing that. I told the server and said I couldn't eat it. He offered another dessert but I said know, then offered a limoncello shot. While I appreciate the offer, we weren't drinking before so that wasn't the best option to offer. I just said im fine without a replacement. When we got the bill, the dessert was taken off like he said he would. We paid and left. Overall the main course/pasta meals were delicious. The sides and desserts could use work. Service was alright. Id definitely come back for the food and to try some of the pizza.

    What a charming neighborhood gem! We came on a Monday night as a party of three to celebrate our…read morefriend Liz's bday and I have had this place bookmarked for a while and it easily exceeded expectations. The decor is simple but cozy, it seems like a place you find yourself in, in the middle of the week. The food: Anchovy Special with Arugula and Orange Supremes- Shocking how good this was, the anchovy was cooked perfectly, they were incredibly tasty without being oily. It went nicely with the arugula and the freshness of the citrus. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA&select=WXs8evyJarabbHv9XVj6fw Melanzane alla Parmigiana- breaded eggplant, mozzarella, tomato sauce, basil. This was basically an eggplant parm and the eggplant was cooked perfectly, the cheese was ok but the sauce made this dish really tasty with the nice homemade focaccia they give you in the beginning. Branzino Special with Cannelli Beans and Swiss Chard. This was the winner of the evening. The cripsy skin was amazing. The fish was cooked to perfection, the cannelli beans I thought were going to be weird but it added a nice creaminess to the fish. Lastly the swiss chard was crunchy on the ends and nice and tender on the leaf. This should be put on the regular menu. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA&select=xNVfJCmf89OOY-1ME3FY7Q Controfiletto- grilled prime angus N.Y. strip steak served with roasted marble potatoes. I hate to say it but as good as the steak was, the roasted potatoes was the star of show. The potatoes were amazing. Pappardelle alla Bolognese- housemade ribbon pasta, meat sauce. This was good but came off a bit plain. The pasta was homemade but it was almost to a fault since the pasta came out too soft. The flavors were good but I felt this would have been a better, reheated the next day kind of dish.

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    Rizzo's Pizza

    Rizzo's Pizza

    3.9
    (692 reviews)
    0.6 mi
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    I am a born and bred Astorian, still residing in Astoria, and I absolutely cherish and adore my…read moreRizzo's Pizzeria. I have beautiful memories of mom picking me up from elementary school and bringing me a slice (corner, of course!) of my fave Sicilian slice. Nothing compares to Rizzo's for me and I'm so grateful that my daughter who is now 20 has also had the privilege to eat their delicious pizza while growing up! She used to love their shaved Italian ices in the orange flavor :) during the summer months (not sure they still offer that as I live down by ditmars). You guys are truly the best and thank you so much for still being around! Cheers to many more years to come!

    There's nothing wrong with Rizzo's pizza, but it's really just okay. There are so many other stand…read moreout pizza options in the area that have far surpassed this place, and it feels like Rizzo's has just been left behind. Before coming here recently for their dollar slice promotion in partnership with GrubHub recently, I hadn't been to Rizzo's since I first moved to Astoria in 2011. The shop itself is an absolute time capsule. Nothing has changed save for the updated menu board. The ambiance here is outdated pizza place which would be totally A-OK with me if the pizza was really outstanding. I think for me the real hang up is the crust. It just has no taste to it at all, and it's pretty dry. Sauce and cheese ratio is perfectly fine. I would come back to try some of their more interesting looking topping combos. Service was pleasant enough.

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    Il Bambino

    Il Bambino

    4.4
    (1.4k reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    Il Bambino will never disappoint me. They have the best panini in the world and I could eat their…read morefood everyday. I love how they constantly innovate with new menu options and maintain the quality every time. The Roast Chicken with Mozzarella is my go-to but I've tried so many other sandwiches, crostini, hash browns, fries, and coffees from them and it's all delicious. The workers are always so nice and they can substitute anything if you have preferences or dietary restrictions. They will also offer recommendations if you can't decide. I've gone on weekends and weeknights and while weekends are busier, we can usually get a table especially when they open up their backyard for seating in the summer. I always bring out of town visitors here and everyone raves about it. I even bought a jar of their homemade spicy mayo because it's so iconic. The sandwich is so filling, I almost wish they served half sizes so I could try more things on the menu at once. I can't say enough good things about Il Bambino, I will continue to support them forever.

    I've been to Il Bambino countless times before, but this last visit was a little weird…read more It was restaurant week and all I really ever get from this spot is a panini obv, so I thought it was a good opportunity to try out some apps and dessert since the special came with it. We arrived over an hour before closing, but when I came in the hostess said they were closing and that if we wanted to eat we needed to order fast and have everything come out at once. We agreed, but then watched another duo walk in 20 minutes later and get to take their sweet time. We started out with their tomato soup and chickpea salad. Tomato soup was rich and came with a slice of bread with melted cheese on top, and the chick pea salad was light and refreshing. I had the Piggie Smalls as my main which is my go-to and was great as always. For dessert we shared a panna cotta and this chocolate dessert that had these chocolate crunchy crumbles on top that was out of this world. 10/10 food, wish I could've enjoyed it without being rushed.

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