Monday, August 31, 2026

  1. The open kitchen anchors the room at this Astoria Italian pizzeria and restaurant, where the vibe sits somewhere between a boisterous family dinner and a proper night out. The menu runs pizzas, pasta, and daily specials alongside a solid wine list, and the kitchen handles all of it without fuss. Dough that holds up under generous toppings, attentive service even when every table is full by six, and a crowd that comes back regularly.

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    Address
    34-39 31st Street, Astoria NY 11106, United States · Queens
    Hours
    • Mon–Thu Noon–10 PM
    • Fri–Sat Noon–11 PM
    • Sun Noon–10 PM
    Phone
    +1 631 380 3569
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