Sam's Restaurant — all mentions

in:Looking for Weird Restaurants in NYC54 pts
“Sam’s in cobble hill - my favorite italian/pizza in nyc”
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in:Hole in the wall restaurants in Brooklyn!22 pts
“Sam’s on Court Street, highly underrated pizza and chicken parm. The rest of their food is great too.”
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in:Brooklyn Neighborhood of the Week: Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens and Columbia Waterfront15 pts
“head over to Sam's on Court for an old school pizza experience.”
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in:Pizza places with green olives?6 pts
“And everything "parm" there is incredible.”
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in:Solo, dine-in pizza5 pts
replying to u/IIMsmartII: Go to Sam's and buy a pie. Solid neapolitan pizza can be found in many cities, so I think you should try the stuff unique to NY
“Sam's is one of the best NY pies around.”
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in:Solo, dine-in pizza4 pts
“Go to Sam's and buy a pie. Solid neapolitan pizza can be found in many cities, so I think you should try the stuff unique to NY”
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in:What is the most overrated or overpriced piece of pizza you’ve had?3 pts
replying to u/GunkisKrumpis: Wish more people knew about Sam’s on Court St, his pizza was better than Lucali imo. Looks like the new owner will keep things the same, so we’ll see
“Love Sams but pizza was not better than Lucali. The parms and the vibes were awesome tho.”
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in:What is the most overrated or overpriced piece of pizza you’ve had?2 pts
replying to u/shocktop5: The new Prince St Pizza in Carroll Gardens is charging $8 a slice, so I’d say that one.
“his pizza was better than Lucali imo.”
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in:Brooklyn Restaurants for Out of Towners!1 pts
replying to u/JayMoots: Al Di La is in Park Slope. Great Italian food and you can eat either in the main dining room or their charming little wine bar next door. Or a short cab ride away you can go to Frankie's 457 in Carroll Gardens, which is also Italian food in an even more charming dining room. About a 10 min walk away from Frankie's you have Clover Club, which is excellent cocktails and small plates.
“Sam’s has great pizza and food”
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in:Lucali's is so overrated and needs to be called out.1 pts
“Sam’s on Court St for good pie.”
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in:Best unpretentious, classic Italians (pasta or pizza)1 pts
“Sam’s on Court St, great pizza and food”
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in:Hi everyone! My grandparents (82 & 85) are visiting NYC for the first time this June and I really want to give them a nostalgic, classic New York experience. They love all kinds of food and are still very adventurous eaters.1 pts
“the most underrated pizza in New York.”
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in:Lucali 😍0 pts
“my favorite pizza in the neighborhood is Sam's”
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in:NYT - The 25 Best Pizza Places in New York Right Now15 pts
replying to u/what_mustache: They probably gave up trying to get in. Their line situation is just ridiculous.
“If I want a nice sit down pizza in the area, it's Sam's or Sottocasa for me.”
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in:Historic food tour of NYC7 pts
“Sam's Restaurant on the other side of Court St is another solid classic spot.”
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in:Sam's reopening on Court St in Brooklyn7 pts
“We went there once and liked it”
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in:Looking for Weird Restaurants in NYC5 pts
replying to u/squamuglia: People are really not offering you what you’re looking for at all. You said Jackson Heights so lemme give you some stuff that will impress him. These are all restaurants that work for big groups and chefs love them: Astoria Seafood - incredible Greek seafood Nepali Bancha Gar - Himalayan Mariscos el Submarino - Aguachile Pollos a la brasa mario - great colombian place that’s super cheap in jackson heights Taiwanese Gourmet - great and fun for big groups, Taiwanese chefs like it Wu’s Wonton King Ping’s Asian Jewels Sam’s in cobble hill - my favorite italian/pizza in nyc
“Seconding Sam’s”
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in:Favorite pizza spot, most underrated pizza spot, and worst pizza you’ve had (no national chains)4 pts
replying to u/dsbllr: Fav: Depends on what I'm craving but I actually really like Lucali.. I think it is definitely unique but maybe just hyped beyond what any pizza can deliver. Underrated: Angelo's coal oven pizza in Manhattan. Incredible pizza. Great service. Great price too. Worst: There are too many
“Sam's may actually be my favorite sit down pizza spot just because I know it may not be around in a few years.”
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in:Have I become a grumpy New Yorker or have food influencers ruined the NYC dining space?4 pts
“The pizza spot I love in my neighborhood, Sam's, just got written up in the Times”
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in:Please help! Overwhelmed by all the recommendations 3 pts
“In CG, try: Vinny’s, Lillo Cucino, Sam’s, Marco Polo for dinner and Caputos for lunch”
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in:My brother wants to eat like Tony Soprano (in queens preferred)3 pts
“Sam’s in Cobble Hill is 🤌”
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in:Sam's reopening on Court St in Brooklyn3 pts
“Loved Sam's”
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in:Which place will internally break you if they announced they were closing doors permanently?2 pts
“Sam's in Cobble Hill”
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in:Best chicken parm sub in NYC?1 pts
“L'industry, Mekelburgs, Mama's Too, Vinnie's of Carrol Garden, The House of Pizza and Calzone in Bk, Sam's,”
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in:Need Help with Divey Pizza Place1 pts
“sam's on court st in brooklyn”
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in:Favorite sit-in restaurant only pizza spots for whole pies?1 pts
“John’s and Sam’s Restaurant”
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in:Pizza suggestions Boerum Hill1 pts
“Sam’s on court street.”
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in:Is Little Italy just all tourist traps?-3 pts
“there are also several legit red sauce joints in Brooklyn: Bamonte’s (Williamsburg), Sam’s Restaurant (Cobble Hill), Manetta’s and Manducatti’s (both Long Island City). They are each Zero Otto Nove and/or Enzo’s and/or Tra di Noi (depending on your family allegiances) good.”
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