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204 Grand St., Brooklyn, NY, 11211
nr. Bedford Ave.
718-599-6599
foodiefoodie from 10038 | Posted on 8/8/09
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excellent wood fired pizzas, good daily specials. i like the back garden, which is a real draw during the summer. the owners are super friendly and accommodating, as this place does get busy.
BKNY from 11222 | Posted on 1/11/09
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Gourmet pizzas and calzones are great, haven't really tried anything else. Thin crust, crispy, great taste, and just the right size. Overall, it's a pretty good place to go.
corallo from 11211 | Posted on 2/21/08
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Williamsburg like other neighborhood is filling up with Italian restaurants. Baci abbracci steps up from their competitors. The two brothers owners seem to dedicate long hours preparing their own daily bread, mozzarella, cookies (which they usually give for free when available). Everything taste so fresh in this local, casual and warm restaurant. I have been there at least once a week for the past six months. They always surprise with daily specials. They know about their wine and the wine list get bigger and bigger. I feel lucky to have such a great place few blocks away from my house.
girardasse from 11211 | Posted on 12/11/07
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The pizzas are excellent: thin crust and top ingredients. The service is OK, nothing spectacular. Has a garden in the back.
Kimber from 11211 | Posted on 6/18/07
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The first two times we ate here everything was excellent. The service was friendly and efficient; the food was tasty and flavorful... Tonight however the service was horrible. We ordered drinks that never came (the appetizers arrived before someone came over to tell us that they couldn't make our drinks). My boyfriend and I both work in the restaurant industry so we understand having an off night to a certain extent. But when our entrees didn't arrive (and the other server came over to question where our food was) we figured the waitress forgot to fire them. I think it was her first night because she clearly didn't know what she was doing. When the food finally arrived (after two separate people came over to ask us what we ordered) it was really bland. I had a gnocchi dish that I had eaten before and it didn't taste the same. My boyfriend's ravioli while a lot better than my entree was still pretty mediocre.
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