to that neighborhood. my opinion of the food: ok. just ok. recently i’ve tried anthony’s, peppino’s and enzo's. hands down i liked peppinos the best. anthony’s pizza - which i’ve had several times... (15 replies, last updated by Jack_ March 8, 2008)

<this is my repost from the end of another pizza post> Anyone know of a place, Enzo's or Enrico’s, I’m not sure of the name, near King’s Highway? I was told that they have very good sicilian by a guy, a life... (0 replies, last updated by disco dining August 25, 2006)

I live in Highland Park and stop in Highland Pizza from time to time. I think their pizza is not so bad....a better quality cheese would make it worth bragging about. Enzo's in Bricktown makes a nice pie.No frills here....just... (25 replies, last updated by Buongustaio December 13, 2006)

This must have been our seventh or eighth visit and whenever we steer away from pizza, we are greeted with an unimaginative, heavy mid-seventies US rendition of Southern Italian food (i won’t call this cuisine). Overcooked... (13 replies, last updated by johnindabronx November 16, 2009)

Bene Pizza is on PPSW and Vanderbilt, truly bad pizza.Only slice I ever threw away unable to fini. Enzo's on PPW and 16th is a 5 minute walk from there and does a nice brick oven pizza. Neapolitan style thin crust and the sauce... (5 replies, last updated by jinx June 28, 2009)

Our on-going Manhattan pizza slice crawl continued recently with Phase 8, visiting ten venues which we’d missed on previous crawls... All tasting is of the “plain slice” or “regular slice”... sauce,... (7 replies, last updated by Chicago Mike February 16, 2005)

I’m curious about the steak house near Circle’s and the Pavillion Theatre in Windsor Terrace. The owners spent so long renovating the space and it always seems to be empty. Also, there’s the brick oven pizza... (6 replies, last updated by Claire February 22, 2008)

OK you busy people on your holiday weekend, I’ve kind of narrowed it down: Enzo's, Dominicks or Marios? (3 replies, last updated by shellyesq September 4, 2008)

Giovanni’s, 2343 Arthur Ave: regular pizza in the front. go to the back for out of this world brick oven traditional pizza (i like the margherita, with garlic on top). i always go for the pies, but i hear they also have... (4 replies, last updated by dmleo September 10, 2007)

Looking for authentic sit-down Italian and great pizza in Morris Park and Middletown (5 replies, last updated by Cheese Boy September 14, 2006)

with great thin crust wood fired pizza, or old school square thicker pizza and pasta or fish,roasted meats. Then, wouldn’t mind grabbing some cannoli and eating them on their walk. Any recs? Should she make reservations on... (2 replies, last updated by itryalot July 26, 2009)

pizzas to short ribs and osso buco...prices are reasonable too. If you’re heading back towards the east end of the Bronx, Artie’s on City Island Ave., City Island is a good bet. The best food and good prices on that... (3 replies, last updated by gutreactions December 14, 2007)

I used to live in Parkchester and although I enjoyed living there I’m sorry to say that you won’t find much in the way of good eats in the area. But Circle Pizza (located on Hugh Grant Circle, next to the C town... (13 replies, last updated by maspalbo February 18, 2007)

Don’t forget Dai Kichi (excellent!), Enzo's for take-out Italian, Royal India (excellent Indian but no atmosphere), Villa Victoria (excellent pizza), Deja Vue & Tuptim (Thai) (7 replies, last updated by Chris Wallerstein January 10, 2004)

There are no good restaurants in the Bronx (except Arthur Ave.) I live in the north bronx and I have come to realize that a good meal is impossible. Diners, pizza, chinese and fast food. It totally sucks having to come into... (6 replies, last updated by Bingo The Cabbie April 9, 2008)