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    Slice of Brooklyn Wood Fired Pizza & House Made Pasta

    3.7 (48 reviews)
    Open 8:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Large pizza is only 15"
    Brad M.

    Slice of Brooklyn used to be our go-to take out pizza/Italian food in Hamilton. But their quality and service has degraded. On our most recent order I arrived at the time my order said it would be ready and still had to wait an additional half an hour for the pizza meanwhile the entrees I ordered became cold since they handed them to me 30 minutes before the pizza was ready. When I pointed out the entrees were now cold I was told I should microwave them when I get home... People that walked in after me and ordered in-person received their pizzas before me even though I had placed my order online. After 45 minutes from the time I had ordered, the pizza was finally ready but when I got home we discovered the dough was uncooked and inedible. I don't understand how after 45 minutes the pizza was not fully cooked. I called them up and they said they'd credit me for the pizza but it's been two weeks and I was still not credited for the pizza that went in the trash can. Very dissapointing. We will be sticking with Marcello's Pizza Grill from now on.

    Gerald S.

    Not sure what the story is at Slice of Brooklyn. Smells great walking in, and the visuals are stimulating with front of house pasta making area, circulating gelato table and attractive pizza display separating customers from kitchen. Yet, there were no Italians running the show, and no hairnets and spotty glove use by the staff. Friendly they were, and helpful. I was there for takeout, although the dining room looked inviting. I ordered an eggplant parm sandwich which came with fries. It was ready about 15 minutes later, packed into a cardboard recyclable box and white paper bag for ease of transport. It had a pleasing heft to it as I carried it to my car. Opening it on the kitchen table about 20 minutes later, I beheld a large foot long plain roll stuffed with thin layers of eggplant with a heavy red sauce covering over a layer of melted parmigiana. Looked great. Had to squeeze the end of the cut sandwich together to get a corner of it into my mouth. First bite was promising. The sauce was thick with good flavor. The melanzone was lightly floured and plentiful. It's taste was of American eggplant; not overly flavorful, but satisfying. Not much cheese in comparison to the nightshade component, but that was okay. The roll while large, had little taste and was soft rather than offering any crunchy texture along its ridgeline. The fries were generically generous, but not worth the caloric intake. Slice of Brooklyn has promise, but aside from the store atmospherics it really needs to up its game in the bread and quality control departments if it wants to be true to its namesake hometown.

    Tons of selection for slices

    Just found out about this place and was anxious to try it out since I love pizza growing up in New York. Reviews and pictures were a little concerning because I hate well done (burnt) pizza and some people said theirs was not cooked all the way through. Thankfully that was not the case when my friend and I went. Tthe two pies we got were cooked perfectly and delicious. We had meatballs on half and sausage on half. The pizza sauce was flavorful the dough was a nice New York style and you can see the glistening on the top of it. Not sure if the add olive oil at the end but delicious. Definitely worth the effort to go and try out will definitely go back again. Ivan the manager came out to talk to us afterwards because we had a lot of questions before we ordered at the counter, very friendly guy.

    House Made Garlic Bread
    Manish C.

    The urge to try out a new pizza place led me Slice of Brooklyn. They are apparently an offshoot of Marcello's in Bordentown, which I've been meaning to try out as I've heard good things. We got the house made garlic bread (2.5/5) to start off. It was definitely a unique preparation, so I'll give them credit for trying something different, but it was not something I'd recommend. It was really greasy & extremely heavy, and not in a good way. The garlic aspect of it was ok, but the the bread was unmemorable & slightly over cooked, and along with all the grease, it made us not want any more after trying it. I couldn't make out all the different styles of pizza on the menu. The Big Ben (2.5/5), which was described as a hand-stretched thick Sicilian pizza with cheese blend, sauce, parmagiano, basil, & olive oil jumped out at me, so I ordered it despite the price tag of $25. I thought it'd be something unique worth the extra cost. Sadly, the taste was not all that good. The tomato sauce was probably the best part of the pizza with cheese being merely average and dough unremarkable. Perhaps wood-fired pizza just isn't my thing. I honestly wouldn't order either of these 2 items again if I were to return. There's too many good Italian eateries & pizzerias in the Hamilton area, so probably won't be back at Slice of Brooklyn, but will stick to something simpler like a standard plain pizza and garlic knots if I were to get food from there again, or perhaps one of their sandwiches.

    I ordered a Sicilian from here for the first time and It was so good I actually called the place to thank them .. also 22 weeks pregnant so almost nothing even taste good and this was by far the best Sicilian I have ever ate in my life living in New Jersey & my family agreed .. the pizza was super cost effective as well and fed my family of 4 with plenty left over! (Side note, as an Italian I'm very much particular of sauce & the sauce on this pie was actually amazing and they don't skimp at all .. you could actually taste the "homemade" in it .. super impressed! Great customer service as well! Highly recommend!

    Cruisin' Da Strip
    Antonio D.

    Great food, the ziti was nicely cooked and the "cruisin the strip" pizza was fantastic. Quick service, nice appearance. Will def be back

    Tons of varieties at this place
    Nadia B.

    This is my go to spot for pizza. Their garlic knots are also off the chain. I recently learned that they also make their own Gelato and pasta! I love lemon ice from Rita's Ice, but they haven't had any lately so I was happy to see Lemon Gelato and just had to sample it. I ended up purchasing a cup to go because it was so good. From now on I will be getting my Lemon Ice fix from here. On my next trip I plan to check out their Homemade pasta dishes. Last time I had Homemade pasta I was in Italy so I look forward to checking it out and will update my review once I get a taste.

    Chicken pesto caprese panini
    Cassandra P.

    Menu looks pretty good. They have many different options to choose from. I ordered the pesto caprese panini. The food was ready really quick, so this is great for convenience. The bread was very fresh, the chicken and and all the toppings were also fresh and tasty. It came with some french fries which had the perfect amount of crunch.

    Located next to Petco on the other side of ShopRite
    Vince S.

    I pretty damn close to being a fan. And I'll definitely be back to sample more items. Even though the young gentleman who got my takeout order ready told me this is not a chain, the menu reveals that they are affiliated with Marcello's of Bordentown. I wasn't really in the mood for a whole pie, although some sound very interesting( that's you pirogi pie..;)) luckily some are available as slices. I was in the mood for a steak sandwich, and also ordered a side dish of meatballs. I find them a useful gauge when testing the waters. Once inside I added on a slice of the grandma pie for another time. The slice case looked great, many options for just grabbing a quick bite. The other case contained sliders that were made with large garlic knots. They looked amazing and are priced at 3 for $15. Dried homemade pastas and takeout sauces are also on display. My car smelled great riding home and I couldn't wait to dive in. My enthusiasm was slightly dampened when I opened the box to find a very small specimen. This was half of the size of my fav local shop, which is ironically close by. In my confusion and slight disappointment I didn't get a photo. I also should have measured, I'd say it was 7 inches at most. But on the plus side, it was very good. Great homemade and crusty bread, tender steak, and nicely cooked peppers and onions. If the meat had been filled to capacity I may have been less critical, but it was not. I'd really like to get this again, but at $13 and nothing else included, this was too expensive. The meatballs were better priced at 3 for $8 with good sauce included. I really like them and had for another meal. I'd get again. The slice was good too, very good crust and same sauce as balls. For a whole pie I might go with a Trenton style tomato pie or one of the unique ones. The interior is fast casual, probably not a place to BYOB but I'm sure it's allowed. They've only been open a few weeks and their grand opening is this weekend I think. I hope the size of the sandwich was a glitch, and that customer service gets a bit friendlier. Food wise I'm pretty much a fan, but pricing and attitudes need a little work perhaps. 3.5 Yelps

    Slice if Brooklyn Pizza
    Joe Q.

    We were visiting my brother in hamilton twp. And he told us about this great pizza place. So we went and being originally from Brooklyn, slice of pizza represents Brooklyn very well. Probably the best have had since we've been in Jersey. Thank you guys.

    Overcooked
    Carl T.

    First tried them in May 2022 and it instantly became our family go-to for Friday pizza and wings. We've literally ordered 10 pies in one day for a party at all times of the day and all were perfect. However, since 2023, we've ordered every Friday with increasing disappointment each time. Pizzas come burnt, along with overcooked garlic knots. Wings are over cooked and don't come with much sauce (honey sriracha). Food is too expensive to be bad.

    Slice of Brooklyn Old Fashioned Pizza (square)
    Moiz T.

    They just opened up and everything was delicious. I don't think the location does this place justice. We got an Old Fashioned Brooklyn pie (square) and it was great. Crust, sauce, and cheese were on point. Also had the Chicken Parmesan sub which was flavorful. The staff was great and gave us an extra cannoli! They also make there own pasta in house which is a plus. I definitely recommend trying this place out.

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    "The pizza is amazing, and the customer service is top-notch. The ambiance and cleanliness both get a perfect 10 out of 10."

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    We were faithful customers at Mamma Rosa's, but when they closed down in '21, we were left in the…read morelurch and without a neighborhood Italian joint to call our own. We just quit going out for Italian other than for tomato pies, but now we've begun actively looking for a place to enjoy simple Italian food--outside of the ubiquitous tomato pies. Gennaro's was our first stop, with the menu definitely reading more New World Italian than Old World. We started with a couple of appetizers: The Sausage Stuffed Mushrooms in Scampi sauce and the Antipasto Salad. I'm not a fan of Antipasto salads (I've a three item max addition rule for salads and tomato pies), but my wife enjoyed it. It was your standard antipasto salad for the area--perhaps more generous with the meat and cheese than the last one we ordered up the street at Papa's. The stuffed mushrooms had a good flavor, and although the sauce didn't really hit me as Scampi (the garlic wasn't really there), it was still good on its own, and I'd order it again. My wife ordered the Pork Chop Giambotta, which she truly enjoyed. It was a thick, good sized pork chop covered with a sauce that included potatoes, sausage slices, and sautéed peppers. The menu said that the peppers were hot and sweet, but they were pretty much 99.9% hot peppers. If that's an issue for you, I'd make a point in mentioning it to your server first. My wife doesn't do spicy, but luckily I was there to find a home for the hot peppers, and she said she'd order it again if we returned. My Veal Saltimbocca, however, was a letdown. The veal was overcooked and had lost its tenderness, but most surprising to me was that it was very different from the standard version I've known for years. Had I read the description more carefully, I'd have caught the fact it was in a tomato demi-glace rather than the white wine and butter emulsion I know and love. Also, the ham that was used was not the thinly sliced prosciutto one normally sees, instead it was a thick slice of something that I can't honestly tell you was prosciutto or not. The use of spinach instead of a sage leaf wasn't a complete shock, as I've seen that before. Overcooked veal, the prosciutto mystery, and tradition straying aside, the flavor almost bordered on being alright, but it definitely wasn't what I'd hoped for when I placed the order. To add insult to injury, I asked for pasta as my side, and was given a couple choices--I chose the linguini and got served a dente-less spaghetti. When I asked the waiter (who was otherwise extremely conscientious and attentive) if they were out of linguini, I was told that there's really very little difference between the two, which so blew my mind that I just shrugged and ate. While we were there, we could see that there were many people who acted like regulars enjoying their meals, and many of them were also eating tomato pies, however, we're on the hunt for a place that's going to satisfy our need for an Italian place that provides beyond the pizza oven. I'm up in the air about a second shot--my wife was much happier than me with the location (which means we'll likely go), but I'll definitely ask our server more questions about what I'm ordering next time to avoid any surprises.

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    Horrible management and extremely rude staff. The customer service was disappointing from start to…read morefinish. The chicken had a strong chemical odor, which was very concerning, and when it arrived it was still pink and severely undercooked. When I brought the issue to their attention, there was little concern or effort made to resolve it. Food safety should be a top priority, and serving undercooked chicken is unacceptable. Between the poor quality of the food, the lack of professionalism, and the overall experience, I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone. There are several other places in the Robbinsville area that offer much better food, service, and value for your money.

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    Located in a small strip mall shop on Route 33 near the border of Robbinsville and Hamilton is…read moreNonno Sal's Pizza. It's one of those places that can be easily missed if you're not looking for it, as there is no signage along the road to indicate a pizza place (not one that I could see having passed by many times over the years). Italian eateries and pizza parlors are a dime a dozen in the area, however this one is mainly suited for take out, with a few tables off to the side to eat a slice or have a quick no frills lunch. It's definitely not a fancy place you'd want to dine in at, despite having a full menu of pizza and Italian dishes. We kept things simple by ordering a large plain cheese pizza and a chicken parmigiana sandwich. The pizza was slightly above average for a central NJ pizzeria, with decent sauce, cheese, and crust. It was a slightly thinner base and crust as compared to more doughy and thicker counterparts in the area. The chicken parm sandwich was similarly above average with decent ingredients. Everything was satisfying and on par for a good central NJ pizza experience. I'd rate my overall experience a solid 3.5/5, but happy to round up since the person working the counter was kind and thanked me when I went to pick up.

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    Dolce & Clemens Italian Deli is truly a hidden gem and one of the finest Italian delis I've ever…read morehad the pleasure of visiting. From the moment you walk through the door, you're greeted by the irresistible aroma of authentic, homemade Italian cooking and the warm hospitality that instantly makes you feel like family. John, Michael, and Kevin put a little bit of love into everything they serve. They are knowledgeable, patient, friendly, and always willing to make recommendations. Then there's Babs, the "cleanup hitter," who runs the register with remarkable efficiency while sending every customer off with a warm smile and sincere appreciation. The selection of freshly prepared Italian specialties is nothing short of outstanding. Whether you're stopping in for lunch, picking up dinner for the family, or planning a special event, every dish reflects exceptional quality, authentic flavor, and meticulous attention to detail. Their catering service is equally impressive, providing beautifully prepared meals that are guaranteed to make any gathering memorable. The sandwiches are simply phenomenal--generously piled high with the freshest ingredients and served on freshly baked Italian bread that elevates every bite. It's easy to understand why Dolce & Clemens has earned such a loyal following. And whatever you do, don't leave without visiting the pastry shop! Their assortment of traditional Italian pastries is the perfect finale to any meal--always fresh, beautifully presented, and absolutely delicious. Outstanding food, exceptional service, fair prices, and an unwavering commitment to quality make Dolce & Clemens a destination I'll return to again and again. If you're looking for authentic Italian cuisine, incredible sandwiches, delectable pastries, or first-class catering, look no further. Highly recommended--on a 1-10 scale, they are easily an 11. Harry Robinson CEO, Technology Solutions Partners

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