Bamonte's

Italian restaurant · Williamsburg

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Italian Restaurant Bamonte’s in Williamsburg Serves Italian-American Fare that Holds Up to the Fantasy - Eater NY

"The Williamsburg restaurant isn’t the best Italian in the neighborhood, but it’s still worth visiting for solid red sauce classics and nostalgic vibes, writes critic Robert Sietsema. Founded in 1900 by Pasquale Bamonte from Salerno, Italy, and still in the same family, Bamonte’s may be the city’s oldest Italian restaurant, and one that’s still frequented for both its antique charms and its classically Italian-American menu." - Robert Sietsema

https://ny.eater.com/2019/10/2/20875693/bamontes-restaurant-williamsburg-review-food-is-it-still-good

32 Withers St, Brooklyn, NY 11211 Get directions

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