Giardini Pizza - Menu

363 Smith Street, 11231, Brooklyn, United States

🛍 Pizza, Casual, Cheese, Italian

4.3 💬 2496 Reviews

Phone: +17185965320,+17189712183

Address: 363 Smith Street, 11231, Brooklyn, United States

City: Brooklyn

Menu Dishes: 35

Reviews: 2496

Website: http://www.giardinipizza.com/?utm_source=gbp

"Gen X remembers a time when pretty much every single corner pizzeria was amazing in its own right. Going into the 90 's, that started to change, and the trend has been monotonically trending downward ever since. In my neib, Midwood, we have Di Fara 's, of course. But I honestly can 't think of any other pizzas that knock my socks off. We have good ones, but other than Di Fara, none that really stand out. We were in Carrol Gardens and stumbled across Giardini. It looked good, so we walked in to get a pie and some calzone. The punchline is, Giardini really stands out. It 's hard not comparing Giardini with Di Fara 's, b/c Di Fara 's is my 'home turf ', and I love both pizzas. The difference is, of course, that Di Fara 's is known to be NYC 's most expensive pizza, which is obviously not a contest anyone should want to win. What did I like about Giardini? The cheese was fresh and tastes beautiful. The average pizza these days is flavorless, but not this cheese! The sauce was not overly sweet. I still like *my* sauce better, but in terms of pizza sauce, this sauce is savory, not sickening sweet. It has a ripe tomato profile, which has sadly become elusive in the NYC pizza scene. To me, it screams 'home made ', definitely not canned. The sausage was savory and vibrant. Very fresh tasting, and not overly greasy. The same for the pepperoni. The vegetables on our pizza roasted broccoli and tomato was fresh, tasted delicious, and was done in just the right proportions. The calzone was unbelievably delicious (I ordered sausage ricotta meatball). What was I neutral on about Giardini? I wish our pizza box had a pizza saver since we were carrying the pie home. One one hand, a pizza saver really works when you 're carrying a pie, but on the flip side, they 're environmentally unfriendly, so I can 't complain about this too much. What didn 't I like about Giardini? Nothing. There 's nothing I don 't like about this place. If they were here in Midwood, we 'd be going here exclusively for our pizza needs."

Full menu - 35 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Pizza

Pasta

Sandwiches

Neapolitan Pizzas

Specialties

Baked

Calzone

Al Forno*

10" Pizzas

Presto-Pizzas - Normal Ø 28Cm

Pizza From Italy

Sides

Family Pizza Offer

Pizzas: Non-Veg.

Calzones, Garlic Knots & Rolls

Seafood

Lunch Specials

Featured Items

Pizza By Slice

Areeb Areeb

Amazing Sicilian pie. Ordered a whole pie and was out the door within 10 minutes. Really inviting staff.

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Reviews

Ben
Ben

The place is a hit and miss most of the time the owner always seems like he’s mad especially to black people which is a no for


Corey
Corey

Solid pizza place, not a ton of flavor in the sauce but a nice little side patio and tons of slice options. Only $3 for a slice.


clyde
clyde

Great food, great prices and maybe a Blues Band on Sunday!Vegetarian options: There's dairy of course.Kid-friendliness: There's a nice big covered outdoor space. View menu


Meline
Meline

I like it. Garlic knots are well balanced (not too too garlicky) and pizza isn’t grossly greasy. This is one of my favorite pizza sauces in the city. Very kind staff too!


Fiona
Fiona

I brought pepperoni slices which the worker told me was $2.75 but I was charged $4.00 per each slice when I checked out which made my total over $11.75. Won’t ever come back again!


Carl
Carl

A slice of pizza and a soft drink, that might be Just what you need. And Giardini is a good place for Just that. They offer a rich variety of pizzas, some vegan. They are tasty and delicious. And very nice people working there! A perfect place for a quick bite. They offer take away and have ATM inside. Conveniently located at the Subway station on Carroll Street. View menu


Tony
Tony

I was riding by and thought I'd stop for a slice. A customer at the store told me it was the best pizza in Brooklyn. I but a slice, and holy cow, I think he's right. I eat pizza often, too often perhaps, and this slice had everything. Thick stringy cheese, a taste like pizza had when I first tried it as a kid, and the perfect crust, not thin, and wonderful. I'm bringing my family next time.


WESLEY
WESLEY

After going to the clown carnival known professionally as Baby Lucs, I was on a search for a better slice in the area. I found that here.First and foremost, the interior is nice, very homey, properly sized, classic Brooklyn feel. The outdoor seating is also a nice addition.But none of that REALLY matters!This is about the slice, and I must say, I’m pleasantly surprised. Maybe my taste buds were ruined by Baby Luc’s but the sauce here is super yum. Cheese is up to par and the crust is well formed. If I were to critique it, I’d say the dough was little too soft to my liking, needed some crisping in the oven.A wonderful old woman told me to next time ask for it well done. TAKE HER ADVICE!!Aside...


Jayce
Jayce

Gen X remembers a time when pretty much every single corner pizzeria was amazing in its own right. Going into the 90 's, that started to change, and the trend has been monotonically trending downward ever since. In my neib, Midwood, we have Di Fara 's, of course. But I honestly can 't think of any other pizzas that knock my socks off. We have good ones, but other than Di Fara, none that really stand out. We were in Carrol Gardens and stumbled across Giardini. It looked good, so we walked in to get a pie and some calzone. The punchline is, Giardini really stands out. It 's hard not comparing Giardini with Di Fara 's, b/c Di Fara 's is my 'home turf ', and I love both pizzas. The difference is... View menu

Brooklyn

Brooklyn

Brooklyn, a vibrant borough of New York City, is known for its diverse culture and cuisine, offering iconic foods like artisanal pizzas, bagels, and international delicacies like dim sum and falafel.

Categories

  • Pizza Delve into our perfectly baked pizzas, crafted with hand-tossed dough, rich tomato sauce, and a blend of gourmet cheeses. Each slice bursts with fresh toppings, ensuring a delightful bite every time.
  • Casual Our Casual menu offers delicious comfort food for effortless dining. From juicy burgers and scrumptious sandwiches to fresh salads and hearty mains, our diverse selection provides a delightful experience for any casual outing. View menu
  • Cheese A curated selection of artisanal cheeses from around the world, featuring diverse flavors and textures that delight the palate. Perfect for sharing or savored individually with the ideal accompaniments.
  • Italian Savor the rich and diverse flavors of Italy with our menu, offering classic pasta, savory risottos, and traditional meat and seafood dishes, all crafted with authentic ingredients and passion. Buon appetito!

Amenities

  • Outdoor
  • Takeout
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  • Delivery
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  • Television

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