Finally check out 089 and I have to say that it totally met my high expectations. My sister and I went on a Sunday afternoon. We got there 10 minutes before they opened and there was already a line forming! We were seated quickly... (1 reply, last updated by bosun May 13, 2008)

I’ve been to Roberto’s, but it’s been awhile, and think the food is better there overall. The pizza and some of the apps at Zero are very good, but the pastas we had were nothing special, we had the spaghetti... (13 replies, last updated by johnindabronx November 16, 2009)

Are the pizza’s listed on the menu individual size? Are they like Franny’s or like Grimaldi’s? (2 replies, last updated by budcar April 4, 2008)

A friend just told me that he went to Trattoria Zero Otto Nove a couple of days ago and he know thinks this is the best pizza in NY. Even better than DiFara, Lucali’s, Grimaldi’s or Patsy’s. Has anyone been?... (9 replies, last updated by budcar April 11, 2008)

We want to take a couple out to dinner in the Arthur Avenue area. We’ve been to Roberto’s and loved it so were thinking to return there. But we haven’t tried his Zero Otto Nove (I think I got the numbers in the... (3 replies, last updated by Striver June 17, 2009)

hey all, my boyfriend is coming from boston tonight and he’s requested a batali dinner. we’ve already been to esca and babbo is out of the question (too expensive and no reservation!) he wanted to try otto or lupa.... (11 replies, last updated by ahnyc August 7, 2005)

After spending a lovely time at the Little Red Lighthouse festival yesterday, husband & I decided to check in with Otto to enjoy a casual dinner with a good bottle of wine. We intended to sit at the bar but the almost packed... (17 replies, last updated by kaybee September 23, 2005)

Otto does not serve wine by the glass. What you had was a quartino, the equivalent of more than 2 glasses. The wine prices at Otto are very fair. And the wine less is excellent. (24 replies, last updated by Novice hound January 31, 2005)

Your best bet is Arthur Ave. Unfortunately, Robertos and 089 (Zero Otto Nove) are not open between lunch and dinner. Perhaps Mario’s would be a good choice. Also I think Pasquale Rigoletto Restaurant is open during the day.... (1 reply, last updated by bobjbkln April 15, 2009)

Zero Otto Nove! It’s the new restaurant owned by the same chef/owner as Roberto’s and the wait is half the time. I’ve been 4 times and everything has been fantastic. If it’s on the menu get the sausage... (6 replies, last updated by meb903 September 19, 2008)

, but the sauce had a nice zing to it, the bufala mozzerella sort of turned into a cream with the sauce, the dough was tasty. It had a very nice taste. Compared to Zero Otto Nove on Arthur Ave in the Bronx that i had last... (2 replies, last updated by jpf1980 October 14, 2009)

You could always head over to Arthur Ave, (about 4 blocks or so) and go to Mario’s. They have pizza and pasta and would definitely be good for kids. You could even do zero otto nove. I’ve gone there with a 2 year old... (1 reply, last updated by tnhayes0405 July 23, 2009)

zero otto nove!!! (6 replies, last updated by rothsteg April 20, 2009)

The best pizza on Arthur Ave is unquestionably Zero Otto Nove. They don’t serve slices, instead opting for the authentic “napolitano” style of serving an entire pie (which is definitely able to handled by an... (8 replies, last updated by Cheese Boy September 25, 2008)

great entrees and great pizza. It’s usually only on the dinner menu as an appetizer, but ask for it and they can make it. Zero Otto Nove is also great as is Roberto’s which is around the corner and not on the main... (10 replies, last updated by Striver October 12, 2008)