Menu for Bamonte's
- Antipasti Cold Appetizers
- Antipasti Hot Appetizers. Two Broiled Lobster Tails With Drawn Butter ...
- Entrees A La Carte From The Grill
- Entrees A La Carte Fresh Vegetables
- Specialty Dishes Veal
- Specialty Dishes Chicken
- Specialty Dishes Pork
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What are the best things to eat at Bamonte's?
Prosciutto & Melon $9.95 Bamonte's Cold Antipasto $10.95 Pimento $9.50 Hot Antipasto $8.50 Clams Cassino $11.50 Baked Clams Oreganata $10.95 Mussels Marinara $12.95 Zuppa Di Clams $12.95 Fried Zucchini $7.95 Stuffed Mushrooms $7.95 Spiedini Romano $7.95 Eggplant Rollatini $7.95 Escarole Soup $5.50 Pasta Fagioli $7.50 Pastina Soup $5.50
What is Bamonte's?
At Bamonte's, the first thing that will strike you is the decor and ambience. Located in Brooklyn, NY you may feel as you've walked into a wonderful family restaurant. "Family" has two meanings at Bamonte's. Diners sometimes describe feeling the "boss" was watching over things from the back office.
How much is a salad at Bamonte's?
Bamonte's Combination Salad $6.95 Broccoli Salad $7.95 Lettuce & Tomato Salad $6.95 Spaghetti Aglio Olio $13.95 Spaghetti & Meatballs $15.50 Fettuccine Alfredo $15.50 Rigatoni, Vodka Sauce $15.50
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Is Bamonte's in Brooklyn owned?
If you are in Brooklyn, do not miss Bamonte's. It is a family owned restaurant since the 1900's with lots of history!
Is Bamonte's Italian?
Delivery & Pickup Options - 366 reviews of Bamonte's "Open since 1900, Bamonte's is old-school Italian of the highest caliber. The portions are large, and eating family-style is a must. The service is a bit cold, especially if you're not a regular, but the quality and quantity of the food more than makes up for it. Be sure to get a coffee at dessert for the complimentary bottle of sambuca."
Where is the Bamonte house?
It occupies a two-story house in Williamsburg, faced with stone and red clapboards that give it an almost farmhouse feel. The setting is quite a contrast, however. The BQE looms overhead, and if you close your eyes, its rushing traffic might sound like a sylvan waterfall. Inside, a darkened barroom features a signed picture of James Gandolfini. Indeed, Bamonte’s proved a perfect setting for several episodes of The Sopranos. (Robert De Niro and Frank Sinatra visited, too.) Two wooden phone booths still stand in the barroom, in case, I suppose, you want to call your bookie.
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The last review was Grand Central Oyster Bar. 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. It occupies a two-story house in Williamsburg, faced ...
What is the name of the Italian old timer that becomes more beautiful as the sun sets over Williamsburg?
Italian old-timer Bamonte’s becomes more beautiful as the sun sets over Williamsburg.
Is Bamonte's Italian restaurant in Brooklyn good?
Though you can find better Italian restaurants in Brooklyn, at least one or two in Williamsburg itself, nothing beats Bamonte’s for its clams, eggplant rollatini, and baked pasta classics; reasonably priced wine list (with a decent bottle of Multepulciano D’Abruzzo for around $25); and especially, atmosphere, atmosphere, and more atmosphere. Not a bad place for a birthday, betrothal, or betrayal — and you can see if anyone’s poisoning your food.