Found this pizza place in an unexpected area. It certainly doesn't look like anywhere you would…read moreexpect it to be as good. Pizza Di Farfalla is located in the back of a coffee shop in New Lenox. A kind of pretty strange setup but it's apparently popular enough. The prices are pretty crazy even for those artisan types of pizzas. Coming in here the first time it was confusing. It's actually in the same location as Gost Coffee Roasters. They usually have a sandwich board out front when they're open so just go in there. Go around to the back. There's a counter to order at and more seating. It's about $12 for the Garlic Knots. We got these and they were great for sharing. Bad thing is these are often sold out. That's no surprise because these are by far the cheapest thing. It's $20 or more for a pizza. These are just regular sized pizzas. Crazy prices to be honest. They may be good but it's way too much for this. Great pizzas as long as you can get past the high prices and running out of so many ingredients and items. It's closed Mondays and Tuesdays. They have pretty limited menu and they still run out of whatever.

Pizza Di Farfalla has been getting a lot of hype, so we had to see what the buzz was about. It's…read morelocated inside Ghost Coffee--our favorite coffee shop in New Lenox--so right away the vibe is fun, light, and a little unexpected. (And yes, we obviously grabbed coffee too. It's impossible to step foot in Ghost without one of their top-tier drinks.) For food, we ordered the garlic knots and The Cade pizza (garlic, sausage, pepperoni, jalapeños). I added a side of Mike's Hot Honey for a sweet kick--not that it was necessary with the jalapeños, but it worked. The garlic knots were delicious, generously portioned, and a perfect warm-up. The pizza itself was beautifully presented and tasted just as good as it looked. One thing to note: this isn't your typical greasy, grab-a-slice type of spot. Farfalla leans into the fine dining side of pizza--brick-ovened, elevated, and full of flavor. It's not where I'd go to pick up a stack of pies for a family party after a long day, but it's absolutely where I'd go for a date night or a cozy movie night at home. I'll definitely be back--because apparently coffee and pizza is my new weird (and wonderful) combo.

Great! Thin crust, fantastic sauce and generous toppings. Traditional Italian atmosphere. clean…read moredinning room with great service.

Always consistent, old school family owned business. Highly recommend! Great service great staff…read moregreat food!

Pizza Mia is a staple in Homer Glen, so seeing a New Lenox location meant we had to try it -- and…read moreit delivered exactly the classic experience you expect. We started with the sampler appetizer, which comes loaded with chicken tenders, fried mushrooms, onion rings, and mozzarella sticks. It's a lot of fried food, sure, but that's the contract you sign when you order it. Everything hit the spot. Pro tip: get the ranch and their garlic dipping sauce -- the garlic sauce especially takes the onion rings to a new level. The thin crust pizza was exactly what it should be: the perfect balance of sauce, cheese, and toppings. And then... The Chub. An Italian beef baked into a pizza, served with au jus. It's not for the faint of heart, and you'll end up feeling like you just finished a seven-course meal, but it's a one-of-a-kind Italian beef pizza delicacy that nobody else offers. Overall, Pizza Mia is a treat, not an everyday spot -- mainly because I can't walk in without ordering The Chub, and honestly, I think you can only legally consume The Chub twice a year.

This is cheap, soggy pizza with zero redeeming qualities. They use cheap frozen ingredients that I…read morewouldn't stock a food pantry with. To top it all off, their prices are outrageously expensive for the junk they serve you.

My wife and l were placed a carry out order by phone on a late Sunday afternoon. We ordered a…read moremedium pineapple and sausage with light cheese! 1 dinner salad no tomatoes with French dressing and a side of marinara sauce. The good: the pizza had a good amount of sauce and a lot of toppings! We liked the pizza overall. The French dressing was not the same as the Homewood Aurelio's location but was a good dressing. They have slices for $3 11am to 3pm on the weekends! We made a last minute decision to add a sausage and pepperoni slice! The slices were good! The slices were still available at 2:40 pm! The not good: not many toppings on the dinner salad! The pizza is not as good as the Homewood location! The pizza had a lot of cheese and was not light cheese. The pizza needed to be left in the oven a little longer to get a crispy undercarriage. Overall this is an ok Aurelio's location.

Been coming here since I was a little girl and everything is always awesome, have never had a bad…read moreexperience there ever! Thanks Aurelio's

We like this place. Found 'em on our Upside app. They have pizza we like and the cod dinner is…read morepretty tasty!!!! Give 'em a try!

Not the original Fiesta like in the city Pizza is mediocre…read moreat best I would steer clear of this one

We travel all the way from Kankakee for Beggar's! Topping was less than we had in the past, crust…read morethinner. Taste was ok but not your best. We always thought Beggars was a treat. What happened???!!! We will try again. But was disappointed.

I really enjoyed the thin crust pizza, tasty with lots of cheese and just enough sausage. Friendly…read moreattentive service and a bar like environment.

We love Gost Coffee! Wonderful staff and wonderful ambiance! Can't say enough good things about…read morethis place!

Checked out this coffee shop that has a pretty cool science fiction theme and is chill. Gost is one…read moreof the unexpectedly good finds in New Lenox. It has a pretty strange location that makes it seem out of place. Just don't judge it until you go in. The prices are pretty okay for being coffee that's local and independently owned. Basically the coffee is the main thing of course. It's got kind of a small selection but they only make the best stuff. There's the basics like the lattes and a few of the specialties too. Actually can be good to not be too complicated. It's about $5 to get a specialty coffee, which isn't that bad to be honest. Also has bags of coffee beans to go. The last time in here I got the Cinnamon Toast Crunch Latte. Like drinking cereal. They also have a few pastries. It's about $2 for a croissant. The Vegan Curved Croissant is one of these. Fluffy and still has a buttery flavor. There's also a few breakfast sandwiches. Finding it can be complicated. It's located in a building on Schoolhouse Road. There's also a pizza place in the same location so after going here you can go there.

please read your dm message on Facebook written 09/06/25. I…read moremessaged directly hoping to add dining experience outcomes. Thank you PJ Smith

I've been to so many restaurants here in New Lenox and not a single place has a staff that comes…read moreclose to Rosati's when it comes to helpfulness, kindness, or service. I've got some special dietary needs that aren't always easy to tackle. The staff is always wonderful with answering my questions and preparing our food in a way that is safe. Also, everyone seems so happy and seems to take pride in their work. If you have allergies, this is your place!

All this week Joey's is celebrating their 10 year anniversary. Normally the ribs dinner would…read morecost about $24.00,but today special was full slab of ribs with your choice of French fries or baked potato was only $9. The young man who took my order was very nice and asked me if I wanted anything else. I received my order within minutes. And the food was hot and delicious. Definitely worth the money.

Did a phone order today. 2 Rib Dinners, two slices of…read moresausage pizza, one Italian Beef Sandwich. Place was busy, I don't think the staff was prepared for the rush due to the $9.00 Rib special. Ribs were quite tasty and tender. Baked potatoes were not baked long enough, hard. Beef sandwich was bland - no flavor. Pizza crust was soggy, sauce was sour, just plain yucky. I was Overcharged for the pizza by $2, as there was a slice and pop special for $3, didn't get a pop with it. Overall I was not impressed. First time there and last time there. Very disappointed.

Our visits to Chicago [New Lenox] would not be complete without Rosati's/…read more Delicious, fresh, and fairly priced. Always a treat!

Two servers for ten tables and we still didn't get greeted for over 10 minutes so we left. How…read moreembarrassing, not sure we will be back. It's easy to let a table know you're busy and will be right with them instead of ignoring them