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Historic Bergen County Pizzeria Shutters
A popular Bergen County pizzeria is set to close after 25 years in business.
Brooklyn's Pizzeria in Edgewater announced the closure on its website.
The shop's flagship store opened in the early 1900s in Harlem, NY — its owner, Patsy Lancieri, among the first New Yorkers to use a coal-burning brick oven in the 1990s, the website reads.
Years later, Lancieri's nephew, Pat Grimaldi, opened his pizzeria in Brooklyn. Later came the Hackensack location in 1993, where owner John Grimaldi met his wife, Julie.
Brooklyn's opened in Edgewater in 1997, and then in Ridgewood in 2001. The Edgewater sho…
Croton Falls Pizza Place Praised For 'Good Food, Good People'
No matter how you slice it, a Northern Westchester pizzeria has seen praise from a number of online reviewers who shouted out its garlic knots and New York-style pies.
Frank's Pizzeria, located in Croton Falls, at 2 West Cross St., opened in 2017.
Since then, it's seen a variety of positive reviews from customers, who have lauded its pizzas and pasta dishes.
"Good food and good people," Tim W., of Putnam Valley, said in a Yelp review. "My wife especially likes their spaghetti with meat sauce. I have never had a bad pizza from there."
Pizza from Frank's PizzeriaInstagram/Frank's Pizzer…
Award-Winning Chef Brings Pizzeria To Bergen County
Award-winning Chef Mathieu Palombino will soon launch a gourmet pizza joint in Bergen County.
GiGi & Mario Pizzeria will open its doors Oct. 10 at The Promenade at City Place in Edgewater, BoozyBurbs reports.
Serving a wide variety of red and white specialty pies as well as appetizers, salads, burgers and more, GiGi & Mario’s offers modern twists on traditional Italian favorites.
Pies are topped with fresh vegetables, meats and seafoods — the Fungi E Salsiccia, for example, boasts mozzarella, wild mushroom trifolati, sausage, olives, and oregano.
Of course, customers can also crea…
Popular NYC Pizzeria Expands To Bergen County
A popular New York City pizzeria is expanding to Bergen County.
Song E Napule in Greenwich Village is coming to The Parker development in Downtown Rutherford, BoozyBurbs reports.
The NYC restaurant is run by Ciro Iovine, a self-described dreamer, and father of three.
A pizza chef since 13, Iovine met his wife, Austria, after three years in New York.
With help from his new love, and his brother, Giovanni, Song E Napule opened in January 2015. Click here to see the menu.
No word yet on an opening date.
Song E Napule, 106 Park Avenue, Rutherford
