Mancini's Wood-Fired Pizza

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  • replying to u/Mister-Lavender: Mancini’s a block north is good too.

    But Manchini's is really one of the top regular slices in the city imo.

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  • 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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  • Mancini’s, Nonnos and Elegante are my go to places for classic Bay Ridge slices.

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  • replying to u/Mister-Lavender: Mancini’s a block north is good too.

    but yeh mancinis was really good, sauce was a little sweeter and delicious

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  • replying to u/xeothought: I somewhat recently tried both ... and I prefer Manchini's. Don't get me wrong, they're both great. But Manchini's is really one of the top regular slices in the city imo.

    Bay Ridge has several places -- Mancini's included -- that I strongly feel would make "best of NYC" lists if they were more centrally-located.

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  • replying to u/xeothought: I somewhat recently tried both ... and I prefer Manchini's. Don't get me wrong, they're both great. But Manchini's is really one of the top regular slices in the city imo.

    I agree. I just discovered it recently. I’ve lived nearby for a few months, and I had no idea this great place was in the area.

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