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A'mangiare
Categories: Restaurants Pizza Restaurants Italian Pizza, Italian [Edit]
26 Palmer AveBronxville, NY 10708
(914) 793-9224
- Price Range:
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$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Street
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- No
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Delivery:
- Yes
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Good For:
- Dinner
- Alcohol:
- Beer & Wine Only
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
11 reviews for A'mangiare
11 reviews in English
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Review from Danny G.
Bronxville, NY
2/23/2012 2 Check-ins Here
top notch pizza spot in bronxville, hands down!
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Review from Beth R.
Astoria, NY
3/12/2012
Pizza was thin, crispy and yummy. I started with a salad and a cup of lentil soup, which were good. The service was horrible, but I don't expect much at a pizza joint.
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Review from Suzcelle S.
Greenbelt, MD
2/21/2012 1 Check-in Here
The pizza is really good, thin crust NY style pizza. We are out of towners and we get the pizza every time we visit. The dressing for the salad is pretty good as well. Definitely a must when we visit Bronxville.
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Review from Diana B.
Bronx, NY
1/5/2011 1 photo
OMG!! I shared a pesto linguini and we added grilled chicken...MMMMMM !! great pesto sauce.....so authentic and amazing!! then to top it all off a red velvet cake with swirls of cheese cake in it also shared next time i'm not sharing ...I could not believe my taste buds...can't wait to go again..the only thing I would change is I would like the place to be bigger and more cozy or restaurant styled it feel more like a take out place but it's so much more......luv ya!!
Diana -
Review from Robert S.
Los Angeles, CA
12/25/2009
This restaurant is a small place located in between other restaurants with little or no parking about a block west of the Bronxville train station.
They serve good quality NY style pizza with thin crust. The sauce here was remarkably bland but interestingly the cheese was very good. while the pizza was thin crust, the crust itself was flat and not bubbly at all.
Overall, if you must stay within the Bronxville city limits or have to walk from the train station, this place, Il Bacio and Gino's are your only choices and are all roughly the same overall mediocre quality with Gino's being just a little better but quite a bit farther from the center of the city. -
Review from A Guy B.
Bronxville, NY
2/17/2010
It's the closest place to us so we get food from here a lot. No real complaints - good food, friendly service. Pizza is very good, not great. Chicken Parm could use a bit more tomato sauce. They always throw in extra bread and pizza bread. Delivery is very slow, so opt for take out if you can.
Tip: There house salad dressing is amazing! -
Review from Adam G.
New York, NY
3/26/2007
I have been going to this places for probably around 8 years now and have always liked it. When I first started going it was definitely more pizzeria than it is today with, nicer tables and hand painted walls that came maybe 5-6 years but the food has always been extremely good and reasonable. The pizza is the best in town and there chicken parm rolls/ chicken marsala rolls are the best I've ever had. Recently a friend ordered a squid and pasta dish that was terrible so you may want to steer clear of that but as far as pizza and other similar foods this place is far better than surrounding Gino's, Il Bacio, and Angelina's.
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Review from Jay S.
Vista, CA
3/23/2010
Honestly the best part about this place is that it's open until 10. Pizza is mediocre at best. I find myself addig garlic salt and peppers to any slice. Never tried a pasta dish, although someone had called in a complaint on something that was delivered. Eggplant parm I think? It's also overpriced. $8.50 for a slice of pepperoni, a small bottle of Dr. Pepper and a 1L water for the road? Hopefully they have some good deals on their loyal customer list which I just signed up for.
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Review from Elissa S.
Malverne, NY
9/29/2009
Best pizza in Bronxville? It's the ONLY pizza in Bronxville! It's outrageously expensive, especially the dinners they offer and the ambiance is less than you would find in an ordinary pizza place. I've given this place more than one shot in hopes of finding something good yet to no avail. The staff is completely out of line as every time I have been in there I believe his name is Freddy has made some totally inappropriate innuendo.
Please do yourself a favor and stay away from this place! Il Baci is a great option as is Angelina's in Tuckahoe. You also have Sal's in Mt Vernon & Lincoln Lounge that are absolutely THE BEST! -
Review from Dina V.
New York, NY
11/11/2007
I am officially qualified to review this restaurant having gone there scads of times with my friends for mostly mushroom pizza. The judgment? The pizza IS the best in Bronxville, but this isn't saying much as the only other place is il Bacio, or as I like to call it, il Needlessly Expensive. A'Mangiare pizza usually has a thin crust, flavorful sauce and is served in generous slices. I've discovered, though, that like in any pizza place, theirs changes each time I go there, sometimes the slice is smaller, the crust is different, the mushrooms are canned, and the sauce tastes more like Prego than it should. The Italian food entrees are pricey and everything other than pizza that I've tried has been subpar, an eggplant parm wedge with sauce that tastes like it came out of a can, execrable scungilli marinara, wilted salads. In other words, if you want good Italian dinner food and are willing to shell out the money, exit A'Mangiare, walk up Palmer Road and go Rosie's. Even two slices of pizza and a Coke end up costing me $7.25, how one topping bumps up the price of a $2.00 slice to $4.00 I don't know because the waiters never write down the price of each item, but simply hand me a piece of paper with the total price on it, making me suspicious that they are running a scam operation. It is probably more economical to eat pizza in Fleetwood, but the atmosphere of a sit down restaurant in A'Mangiare is nice, however corny the decor is. Most importantly, the pizza is really very good, but the rest of the food and the expense causes me to dock it one star.
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Review from Merrill S.
Boston, MA
2/19/2008
Never had their pizza, but their pasta is quite yummy. My favorite is there cannoli! They put the ricotta in fresh when you order it! Delicious!
