Nino's Pizza — all mentions

in:NYC Best Pizza Slice97 pts
“Vodka sauce square at Nino's in Bay Ridge”
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in:Where can I still get great knots (Slice joints, not Radio Bakery or sit-down)17 pts
“It’ll be a damn trek unless you already live nearby, but far and away the best garlic knots I’ve ever had are at a local pizzeria called Nino’s in Bay Ridge. They are huge and incredibly garlicky and oily.”
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in:Best Eats in Bay Ridge?13 pts
“Slice joints I like are Pizza Wagon and Nino's.”
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in:Most Underhyped Pizzas in NYC13 pts
“grandma’s from Ninos”
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in:Where can I still get great knots (Slice joints, not Radio Bakery or sit-down)6 pts
replying to u/yamomwasthebomb: It’ll be a damn trek unless you already live nearby, but far and away the best garlic knots I’ve ever had are at a local pizzeria called Nino’s in Bay Ridge. They are huge and incredibly garlicky and oily. You can also get a small chicken parm sandwiches with them as the bread. Can’t recommend enough.
“Their grandma pie is the best I've ever had too. Not my favorite for regular slices but that grandma pie is incredible.”
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in:Most Underhyped Pizzas in NYC4 pts
“the pepperoni square from Nino’s, which rivals Prince Street.”
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in:Favorite Sicilian slices?4 pts
“Their regular slices are very average, but their thick crust Sicilian squares are exceptional.”
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in:Where can I still get great knots (Slice joints, not Radio Bakery or sit-down)3 pts
replying to u/yamomwasthebomb: It’ll be a damn trek unless you already live nearby, but far and away the best garlic knots I’ve ever had are at a local pizzeria called Nino’s in Bay Ridge. They are huge and incredibly garlicky and oily. You can also get a small chicken parm sandwiches with them as the bread. Can’t recommend enough.
“They also use them to make delicious sliders with mozzarella and pepperoni.”
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in:Best Eats in Bay Ridge?2 pts
“I go to Ninos pizza for the grandma pie”
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in:Best Eats in Bay Ridge?1 pts
replying to u/brianja: What type of food do you like? Tanoreen and Ayat are excellent. Cebu is very good too and has a really nice dining space and bar. Brooklyn Roots is excellent (if gigantically portioned) red sauce italian in a pretty laid back environment. Paneantico makes excellent sandwiches. ALC is great for italian specialties / supplies. Elia has the best greek food that I've had in the neighborhood.
“Would also recommend Brooklyn Firefly, Mancini's, Zio Toto, and Nino's for pizza.”
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in:Your favorite ___ for $___: Lunch/Dinner 1 pts
“Grandma pizza at Nino’s in Bay Ridge.”
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in:Most Underhyped Pizzas in NYC1 pts
replying to u/whooocarreess: squares from Pizza Wagon.. grandma’s from Ninos, chicken parm from vesuvios.,
“Ninos grandmas it’s insanely good!”
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in:Queens/Brooklyn pizza tour1 pts
“If you want to try something unique that to me stands with almost any slice in the city, try the Grandma's Pizza at Nino's in Bay Ridge.”
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in:My Top Grandma Slices in NYC. What am I missing out on?3 pts
“Nino’s in bay ridge”
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in:Favorite Pizza in NYC?2 pts
“Nino’s in Bay Ridge.”
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in:Where's the best grandma in the city?2 pts
“You're going to want to throw rocks at Luigi's after you try Nino's”
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in:Where's the best grandma in the city?2 pts
replying to u/Bigdaddyhef-365: Best and the Meccas are Umberto’s, New Hyde Park King Umberto, Elmont
“Nino's in Bay Ridge is even better.”
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in:Where's the best grandma in the city?1 pts
“Ninos bay ridge”
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in:Where can I still get great knots (Slice joints, not Radio Bakery or sit-down)1 pts
replying to u/yamomwasthebomb: It’ll be a damn trek unless you already live nearby, but far and away the best garlic knots I’ve ever had are at a local pizzeria called Nino’s in Bay Ridge. They are huge and incredibly garlicky and oily. You can also get a small chicken parm sandwiches with them as the bread. Can’t recommend enough.
“Great choice.”
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