Services & facilities
TakeawayDelivery
Opening hours
- Mon Closed
- Tue–Fri closed
- Sat–Sun Closed
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Reviews
4.2
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J S 4 months ago5.0
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J S 4 months ago5.0
Really good pizza! Thin and crispy with good crust. Multiple bag of flour and mixer in sight as all doe is made fresh daily.
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J S
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John Gonsalves 11 months ago5.0
Totonno’s in Coney Island is a true NYC classic. The pizza is excellent — you can really taste the quality ingredients and the care that goes into making it. The staff are wonderful, straight-up authentic New Yorkers, which makes the whole …
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John Gonsalves 11 months ago5.0
Totonno’s in Coney Island is a true NYC classic. The pizza is excellent — you can really taste the quality ingredients and the care that goes into making it. The staff are wonderful, straight-up authentic New Yorkers, which makes the whole …
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John Gonsalves
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Tracy Marotta 3 months ago5.0
Haven't been here in like 15 years and the pizza is still amazing. Currently open on weekends till 530 and takeout only so no eating inside 🙁 but 4 of us devoured a pie in like 5 minutes. …
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Tracy Marotta 3 months ago5.0
Haven't been here in like 15 years and the pizza is still amazing. Currently open on weekends till 530 and takeout only so no eating inside 🙁 but 4 of us devoured a pie in like 5 minutes. …
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Tracy Marotta
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K5781RKcameronw5.0
I've eaten pizza at John's of Bleeker Street, Grimaldi's, Di Faro, Rao's, Spumoni Gardens (the original) and many more. Totonno's is the best; dough is properly proofed etc., and the grandfathered 800° F coal oven makes a difference. Whole pies only, so bring a friend or two. Pizza is great right out of the oven but doesn't age well. Try to finish within 12 minutes for the best experience.
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thomas06195.0
The owner was polite and fast service ,this was one of the best pizza i have had we had 9 in our trip to this pizza place if you want old fashion pizza making this is the place to go too. They do pizza only and open at 12
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MarkLaurel3.0
I went because I had read an article that this was the best pizza in Coney Island (if not New York). The pizza is good, but I would not sure it lives up to the hype. As a general rule, the service was hit or miss, we could not get a second drink because no on ever came back to ask us, but it seemed like it was unclear who was our server as some showed up to work late. Also there was one surly waitress who barks at customers and servers alike. She really ruined the experience and caused the lower rating. A couple of things to keep in mind. We got there right when it opened and it was not during the summer so I would expect there are long lines during the summer. There are only 10 table in the place (each seat between 4 - 6 people). If a solo person comes in, they get an entire table, thus another cause of long lines. They should have a counter for single customers and tables for two. You can only order whole pies (as one customer found out after waiting in line with us for the place to open and then left.) Why no menu on the window outside? Yes it is old school in that the pizzas will remind those over 50 of the type of pizza we got at Italian pizzerias during our childhood, but good customer service is old school too.
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nycfrequentflyer3.0
This very old pizza joint has been in this Coney Island neighborhood in Brooklyn longer than most of us have been alive. And their attitude shows !!! The pizza (all they serve), is pretty good, however, it's not worth the price, the wait time, the off putting service and most importantly, the cash ONLY policy are all obstacles that get in the way. With so many great and definitely more welcoming pizza restaurants in the area, it's impossible to justify this place. Try DiFara on Coney Island Ave and Avenue J. Did I mention Totonno’s is very expensive !!!
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donnyb9975.0
This is the type of Neapolitan pizza I grew up with. It's what a pizza should be. Not filled with junk but the bare ingredients that make you taste a true pizza.
