Da Nonna Rosa

All 10 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Fried artichoke hearts?2 pts
“Da Nonna Rosa in Park Slope has a good fried artichokes appetizer and they always supply ranch dressing to dip if we ask for it. It's plentiful, not amazing but satisfyingly good.”
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in:Best Pasta Vodka in NYC?2 pts
replying to u/Neptune28: Da Nonna Rosa, oh that place! I pass by it quite a bit. Is it a formal sit down restaurant, or a place where you can just order and eat?
“Definitely not fancy, but their vodka sauce hits hard.”
H2
in:Queens/Brooklyn pizza tour1 pts
replying to u/Vivid_Dimension_5400: That Chrissy’s looks super fire. If I went there I’d be torn on that spicy white or just trying a regular cheese or pepp
“Da Nonna Rosa in Park slope is a solid slice.”
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in:Queens/Brooklyn pizza tour1 pts
replying to u/DorianHistorian: I would skip L’arte Della and Brooklyn DOP. Same area, I'd do Da Nonna Rosa. I also don't think L'Industrie is worth waiting for if there's a line, but many don't agree. Fini in Williamsburg worth considering, and Chrissy's is the only absolute 100% lock on here that you have to do.
“This is, at best, an average pizza experience.”
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in:what’s your personal “most worth-it” pizza spot? Building a community ranking and need your input 🍕1 pts
“The margherita and grandma pies are great.”
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in:Best Pasta Vodka in NYC?0 pts
“Neither, to me, is as good as the one at Da Nonna Rosa”
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in:My Top Grandma Slices in NYC. What am I missing out on?3 pts
“DaNonna Rosa… trust”
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in:Queens/Brooklyn pizza tour3 pts
“Same area, I'd do Da Nonna Rosa.”
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in:Dinner options near Barclays for a large group of 121 pts
“Da Nonna Rosa would be a crowd pleaser”
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in:Favorite doughy pizza slice in Manhattan or Brooklyn - not thin or grandma/detroit style1 pts
“Da Nonna Rosa”
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