Montesacro

All 49 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Roscioli recently?7 pts
“Whenever I miss Rome, I go to Montesacro for their carbonara. Fun fact, they have an off-the-menu amatriciana that might be better than Roscioli’s.”
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in:What restaurant does a plate so perfectly, you’ll just always eat there if you’re craving it?5 pts
“9) Carbonara - Montesacro”
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in:Italian restaurant that also serves good pizza? 5 pts
“Montesacro in Williamsburg serves elite pinsa.”
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in:Italian restaurants with really good (free) bread?3 pts
“Montesacro in Williamsburg does the best wood fired rosemary focaccia I’ve ever had (from a big bread fan). Would just eat the bread on its own. Banging carbonara as well.”
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in:Italian Restaurants overlooked by Eater NY2 pts
replying to u/donut_butt: East Williamsburg is an old Italian neighborhood, and there are a huge range of restaurants around besides Lilia: * Bamontes * Amazzacaffe * Scalino GP * Pecoraro Latteria * Il Passatore * Montesacro
“for my money, montesacro is better than lillia when you consider ease of getting and table and service”
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in:what’s your personal “most worth-it” pizza spot? Building a community ranking and need your input 🍕2 pts
“Very underrated spot for it’s pinsa (Roman style pizza - rice, soy and wheat flour blend). Personal pies that really are unique and delicious!”
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in:First days in NYC - food review1 pts
“Montesacro for delicious Roman pinsa”
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in:Favorite eats around east side of williamsburg?1 pts
“Montesacro has amazing pizza”
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in:Favorite eats around east side of williamsburg?1 pts
“Pinsa at Montesacro.”
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in:What's your "go-to" casual neighborhood spot?1 pts
“Plus their pinsas are delicious.”
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in:What would you recommend for Lunch/Dinner for a party of 8?1 pts
“Montesacro in Williamsburg for refined Roman style pizzas and incredible cocktails”
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in:Carbonara in Manhattan/Brooklyn1 pts
replying to u/ScathachtheShadowy: Montesacro in Williamsburg and Aromi in Carroll Gardens.
“I think about Montesacro's carbonara at least once a week”
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in:Which Italian restaurants make Roman pastas best?1 pts
replying to u/DC25NYC: It gets hate but they do those well- Roscioli
“Montesacro indeed makes the rice flour dough pinsa that is harder to find stateside—I’d go there for a general Roman experience rather than just pasta.”
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in:Birthday dinner for our vegetarian Brooklynite1 pts
“LaRina, Leo, Cafe Spaghetti, Montesacro - all safe vibey veg-friendly Italian options”
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in:Misi1 pts
“There are better spots in the neighborhood to get yummy pasta without paying an obscene amount of money. Try montesacro. The ricotta and dandelion ravioli is perfection.”
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in:What's your most controvertial nyc food scene opinion?1 pts
replying to u/vagrantwastrel: Genuinely curious, why does Roscioli not count? Sure it’s not as good as the Rome version but it’s still serving Roman style pasta and appetizers
“Montesacro's carbonara, cacio e pepe, and off-the-menu amatriciana are the best in NYC right now IMO.”
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in:What is your favorite (Italian food) restaurant in the City? (separate by cheap and expensive)1 pts
“Cheap - Montesacro”
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in:Best pizza place with table service that’s not Neapolitan.1 pts
“Roman style pinsa (yes, with a N) tastes fabulous. Many different flavor options and they serve antipasti, fresh pasta and a steak/chicken/fish entree as well. Awesome spot.”
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in:Which Italian restaurants make Roman pastas best?0 pts
“Montesacro in wburg has better carbonara and off-the-menu amatriciana than most nyc spots, including Roscioli.”
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in:Italian restaurant that also serves good pizza? 0 pts
replying to u/DiRub: Pecoraro latteria in Williamsburg. Montesacro in Williamsburg serves elite pinsa. Leo in Williamsburg. Emily (pizza and burgers). Joe and pats east village (pizza is the main dish here tho).
“the pinsa from Montesacro is chefs kiss”
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in:help with disgruntled boss who loves via carota7 pts
replying to u/dsfilter: For Italian (Roman) -- Via Della Pace? Or the garden at Montesacro in Williamsburg?
“I love Montesacro, but I shudder to think of what OP’s boss, who finds Hell’s Kitchen too scary, would do if her assistant tried to send her to Brooklyn 😂”
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in:Roman style pizza slices like PQR?7 pts
“Montesacro if you want a sit down restaurant”
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in:Best Restaurants (that you can actually get into)?6 pts
“Some of my faves in Williamsburg: Antidote, Rule of Thirds, Nura, Birds of a Feather, Montesacro, Misi”
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in:What restaurant has the best Cacio e Pepe pasta dish in New York?5 pts
“Montesacro is a home run”
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in:What obvious concentrated ethnic food experiences am I missing in Brooklyn compared to Queens?5 pts
“there's a very nice Italian food scene in the old Italian neighborhood of Williamsburg around the Lorimer / Graham stops”
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in:Best carbonara in the city ?5 pts
“Montesacro and lupa”
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in:Similar to Lilia Williamsburg4 pts
“Montesacro is a hidden gem imo”
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in:Disappointed by Roberta’s4 pts
“I just went to Montesacro in Williamsburg this afternoon and it was great! Try them out.”
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in:Shoutout to the unhyped independent neighborhood pizza places of NYC4 pts
replying to u/mcnairb44: Rome To Brooklyn on grand street <3
“It's crazy how many great pizzerias we have in the area -- haven't even mentioned Carmine's and Tony's, let alone the fancier places like Montesacro.”
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in:casual but cool dinner in Williamsburg?4 pts
“Kings County, Mogador, Montesacro.”
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in:Italian Restaurants overlooked by Eater NY3 pts
replying to u/donut_butt: East Williamsburg is an old Italian neighborhood, and there are a huge range of restaurants around besides Lilia: * Bamontes * Amazzacaffe * Scalino GP * Pecoraro Latteria * Il Passatore * Montesacro
“Montesacro and Scalino are both great!”
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in:Best pasta carbonara?3 pts
“Montesacro in wburg is good”
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in:Pizza Restaurant Question3 pts
“Leo’s. Emily. Montesacro.”
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in:help with disgruntled boss who loves via carota3 pts
“Or the garden at Montesacro in Williamsburg?”
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in:What are restaurants past their hype, but still solid for a first time diner?3 pts
“Montesacro.”
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in:Solo lunch in Brooklyn or Queens that takes reservations?2 pts
“Montesacro in Williamsburg”
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in:Favorite eats around east side of williamsburg?2 pts
“Just tried Montesacro and thought it was pretty good.”
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in:Carbonara in Manhattan/Brooklyn2 pts
“Montesacro in Williamsburg and Aromi in Carroll Gardens.”
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in:A Pescatarian's 60th2 pts
“okonomi/yuji, nami nori, Montesacro, hanon, di an di”
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in:What are your top 3 restaurants that you dine at the most often because they’re always consistently good, not hard to get into, and the staff recognizes you?2 pts
“This was me at Montesacro in Williamsburg.”
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in:Solo Dinner Williamsburg/Brooklyn2 pts
“Montesacro for fabulous Roman cuisine.”
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in:Favorite eats around east side of williamsburg?1 pts
“Montesacro - great slightly fancier Italian food, go for happy hour food & drink deals”
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in:Italian Restaurants overlooked by Eater NY1 pts
replying to u/donut_butt: East Williamsburg is an old Italian neighborhood, and there are a huge range of restaurants around besides Lilia: * Bamontes * Amazzacaffe * Scalino GP * Pecoraro Latteria * Il Passatore * Montesacro
“Yes to montesacro”
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in:Which Italian restaurants make Roman pastas best?1 pts
“I think Montesacro and Lupa are your best options.”
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in:Gluten Free Options1 pts
“Montesacro rubirosa”
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in:Dinner recommendations (Italian, Burger, Steak)1 pts
“Montesacro”
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in:casual but cool dinner in Williamsburg?1 pts
“Montesacro has a beautiful (hidden) garden and amazing food!”
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in:Red Sauce Italian1 pts
replying to u/QnsPrince: Don’t listen to anyone that tells you bamonte’s. It is not what it once was. Absolutely terrible food these days.
“Pecoraro Alimentari, Lella and Montesacro are much better quality than the old red sauce spots.”
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in:Best Restaurants (that you can actually get into)?1 pts
“I always love Montesacro in Williamsburg”
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