HI all, this thread belongs on the Outer Boroughs board. Please continue there. Di Fara is in Brooklyn. We appreciate your help in keeping this board about Manhattan food, only. Thanks. (6 replies, last updated by xx October 6, 2004)

“Fine establishment?”... That’s a joke, right??? ...Of course it is. Do yourself a favor: FInd a Pizza place a lot close to your home. It may take a while and you may have to eat some mediocre pizza, but in the... (63 replies, last updated by thedanny September 5, 2007)

I have been to Di Fara's many times, its by far the best Pizza EVER. I am a native New Yorker and a Pizza connoisseur. Yesterday I wanted to bring my girlfriend for the first time and have her try it. It was gone another Pizza... (18 replies, last updated by Get In My Belly January 19, 2007)

I don’t get the fuss about DiFara's. It was my neighborhood slice place growing up and I didn’t even think that the pizza was the best on Ave. J. The old man is great and the ingredients were fresh, but they had a... (16 replies, last updated by OG February 24, 2003)

I will be in Brooklyn on Sunday & want to take a DiFara's pizza back upstate with me. Need to know which type will take the trip better (needs to be reheated) round or square? Also looking for suggestions on the best toppings. Is... (9 replies, last updated by Boots September 25, 2005)

's nephews was managing the place (poorly I might add) & Dom’s youngest son was trying to look busy. The pizza, at least each time I was there, sucked. I wonder about why none of Dom’s kids are allowed to make pizza or... (12 replies, last updated by Steve R. April 3, 2006)

I rented a car and will be driving from Manhattan to Di Fara Pizza in Midwood, Brooklyn today. Are there any other places I should visit on the way, nearby, or just because I have access to a car? (17 replies, last updated by Rmis32 August 19, 2008)

hard to copy his pizza, and the result, DeMarco’s pizza, is a pale shadow of the original, meagre and hollow. Still a very good pizza, but not a world-class pie. I think you’d be better off being “inspired”... (3 replies, last updated by ratatosk May 10, 2007)

I’m planning to take some out-of-town family to Di Fara's this Thursday or Friday evening. I have no doubt that the pizza will impress, but I’m concerned about getting a table in a timely fashion (read: under 15 min... (10 replies, last updated by dark knight July 15, 2007)

I thought Totonno’s was well worth my trip, 90 minutes (one way) by subway from where I live (not including the DiFara's stop). I will go again, but I like pizza. Comparing Totonno’s to other places, my opinion is... (22 replies, last updated by Fredalia March 5, 2005)

that a lot of the praise for DiFara's comes from a senimental attachment to Dom, who seems like a great guy and loves pizza. It’s hard not to enjoy yourself when you enter the shop and see him making the pizza all by... (62 replies, last updated by Rescue 2 October 9, 2005)

I am interested in going to this place. (2 replies, last updated by Russell January 30, 2002)

I was at Di Fara's a couple of nights ago (as always, a fantastic pie), and while waiting, watched Mr. Di Fara at work. I noticed that he pours a good amount of olive oil over the dough – maybe a little less than a quarter... (4 replies, last updated by Nina W. September 19, 2004)

for those who don’t know, DiFara's Pizza is located in brooklyn at 1424 Ave J @ E15th St 258-1367 and it’s a national treasure (7 replies, last updated by Jim Leff March 7, 2001)

GG..Have you been to the original Regina’s Pizza in the North End...can’t say it’s better than Di Fara's (never been to DF, although I’d love to) but it looks very similar..Reginas is great but you have to... (14 replies, last updated by leo February 15, 2002)