Roberta's

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Cuisine: Italian, Pizza Price: Inexpensive

  • Hours: Tue-Sun, noon-midnight. Call for last order.
  • Public Transit and Parking: L to Morgan St Street parking - Hopstop
  • Reservations: Not Accepted
  • Payment Options: Cash Only
  • Dress: Casual
  • Noise: Moderate
  • Seats: 50
  • Key People: Executive Chef - Chris Parachini, Brandon Hoy, Carlo Mirarchi; Owners - Chris Parachini, Brandon Hoy, Carlo Mirarchi, Mauro Soggiu
  • Year Opened: 2008

Critic Reviews

The New York Times 03/19/08

The 12-inch pizzas ($7 to $15) are the focal point of the short menu. Roberta’s offers a margherita and a tomato-only rosso, but the restaurant is not a destination for anyone looking to stoke memories of Napoli: the heretically creative pies are the thing to get. - Peter Meehan

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L B.
1 Review

Food Rating star star star star
Service Rating star star star star star Posted on 03/09/08
Thanks You Guys.... You kick Life's A**! Great Service, Cute staff and yummy in the tummy!
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vincent c.
2 Reviews

Food Rating star star star
Service Rating star star star Posted on 03/24/08
Thin Crispy Crust, Great Tomato Sauce & Great Price
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Amanda F.
2 Reviews

Food Rating star star star star
Service Rating star star star Posted on 10/01/08
When you first walk into Roberta's you don't know which way to look...to the left you see a wood burning oven and staff making pizza's, and to the right there is a wall of firewood. The menu is small but creative and the service was prompt. I like the BYO as it makes for an affordable meal. We tried the Falco and spicy eggplant, both great choices. Nice crisp chewy crust, good robust sauce and nice high quality meats and cheeses. Don't be scared to trek to Bushwick...didn't you hear it's East Williamsburg now??
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brandy b.
1 Review

Food Rating star star
Service Rating star star star Posted on 12/04/08
STICK WITH THE PIZZA. So it was a slow Wednesday night at Roberta's. Heard good things, located nearby, and the menu online looked promising. We ordered the canelli beans, house lasagna and a specialty pizza. The canelli beans and lasagna arrived first.. the beans were underseasoned and flavorless and the lasagna was dried (almost charred) yet cold in the middle, lacking sauce, and the little sauce between the noodles was reminicsient of something canned aside from the yummy sausage. The pizza was indeed delicious, but I wouldn't go back for anything besides a pizza.