Italian food survey

The best Italian restaurant on Long Island is Domenico's of Levittown. Friendly neighborhood atmosphere, inexpensive menu, and
mozzarella sticks to die for. You heard it: they serve the best sticks around, and believe me, my girlfriend Christine and I have searched all over for their rival. So go to Domenico's on Hempstead Turnpike in Levittown for some great Italian food!

there is a new restaurant that opened up in selden called Nick & Gina's which is superb it is a pizzeria restaruant with a manhattan atmosphere. when you are sitting in the diningroom you don't even realize you are in a pizzeria

I love Jonathan's Ristorante in Huntington! The best pumpkin ravioli ever!

Matt Simendinger wrote:

The best Italian restaurant on Long Island is Domenico's of Levittown. Friendly neighborhood atmosphere, inexpensive menu, and
mozzarella sticks to die for. You heard it: they serve the best sticks around, and believe me, my girlfriend Christine and I have searched all over for their rival. So go to Domenico's on Hempstead Turnpike in Levittown for some great Italian food!

While I am a big fan of the mozzarella stick, honestly, how can you screw it up ? It's breaded cheese..........I wonder what's their secret recipe ? Furthermore, if they serve it with sauce they are not real I-talians, it should be served with gravy.

Long Islanders should be looking for healthy restaurants and vegetarian. The locals are fat enough as it is.

Tap San in LIC wrote:

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While I am a big fan of the mozzarella stick, honestly, how can you screw it up ? It's breaded cheese..........I wonder what's their secret recipe ? Furthermore, if they serve it with sauce they are not real I-talians, it should be served with gravy.

now i have eaten at Domenicos many many times and it is decent run of the mill american-italian food that you can get at any pizza place anywhere in the country, boasting @ mozz stix is a lil much. tee-hee

roger43 wrote:

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now i have eaten at Domenicos many many times and it is decent run of the mill american-italian food that you can get at any pizza place anywhere in the country, boasting @ mozz stix is a lil much. tee-hee

I bet their garlic knots are out of this world !!!!!!

Tap San in LIC wrote:

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I bet their garlic knots are out of this world !!!!!!

I but them 30 at a time. de-lish

roger43 wrote:

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I but them 30 at a time. de-lish

1:1 ratio, eh ? kudos.

Benny's is wonderful. Benny is usually there to make sure you are well taken care of. The food is delicious and the presentation beautiful.

This is not flashy food but consistent and yummy.

Have moved to SC where The Olive Gardn is considered gourmet Italian Food. The best places to eat Italian are IMO Cafe Baci in Westbury. The homemade Napoleloen is unbeleiveable, along with their sister restaurant Spasso's also in Westbury. Great food and GREAT prices. Caio Baby in Massapequa is also excellent.

Carmella's at the corner of Merrick Road and Seaford Avenue in Massapequa. It's a pizzeria/restaurant with a seperate dinning area. Nice family oriented place with excellent food and prices. I can say it's the only place I've never been disapointed with.

King Umberto's in Elmont...they never disappoint, treat everyone like royalty...and it's the only place you can get fried cappelini, which really is to die for.

Chris wrote:

Have moved to SC where The Olive Gardn is considered gourmet Italian Food. The best places to eat Italian are IMO Cafe Baci in Westbury. The homemade Napoleloen is unbeleiveable, along with their sister restaurant Spasso's also in Westbury. Great food and GREAT prices. Caio Baby in Massapequa is also excellent.

Hey to break the news to you but Spasso is gone, agreed though it was great.

i am 100% convinced that vincents is the best Place to eat around. there used to be one in the mall where i live but they moved, so now i travel over an hour each way for there perfect penne ala vodka *& there fresh baked bread!!!!!! oh yeah the mini meatballs !!!!!

For the finest in Italian Seafood we always go to Vincents Clam Bar in Carle Place. The food is always fantastic and the service is always excellent. Their extensive menu always allows us to bring our non seafood dining friends who really enjoy the cuisine. It is also a terrific value based upon quantity and quality of the portions. I would definately suggest Vincents to all of my friends.

Vincent's Clam Bar - can't beat their sauce!

I have been going to Vincent's Clam Bar for nearly 20 years now & it as fabulous as it was when I went there for the very first time. The food is absolutely delicious, the portions will feed you for days & the service is wonderful. I highly recommend it as a MUST for ALL Italian food lovers!

Lori Landry wrote:

I have been going to Vincent's Clam Bar for nearly 20 years now & it as fabulous as it was when I went there for the very first time. The food is absolutely delicious, the portions will feed you for days & the service is wonderful. I highly recommend it as a MUST for ALL Italian food lovers!

I go to a clam bar too, but I don't remember having any food there.