Brooklyn Pizza

Recently tried out Brooklyn's Pizza at Alabang Town Center. It's been years since my last pizza from them so i was quite excited to try out their pizza and other menu items. Ordered their best selling pizza which was topped with pepperoni, ham, bell peppers, black olives and mozarella cheese. It sure was cheesy and had more than enough toppings. It was served fresh from the oven and i enjoyed every bite of it. I actually had more than what i should have eaten leaving my fellow diners with less pizza slices, oops. Sorry. Also sampled their Bolognese Spaghetti, serving size was good for sharing. It was meaty, had that thick tart tomato taste. I love the parmesan cheese readily available on the table to sprinkle your pasta with, to your hearts content. The Buffalo Chicken Wings was also equally good. The sauce was vinegary good. Spiced just right. There was no dip, but with the flavors penetrating through the meat, who needs dip? Will ordered again. We also ordered the Tapa Breakfast Meal but I was not able to sample. Overall, food was good, serving was good for a big group. Best of all, they have ongoing promos with discount apps which you may want to avail for maximum value for money, quality was not compromised which is a big plus for me. Service was also prompt and friendly for this particular branch. Recommended.

This is my first visit at Brooklyn's. I'm a big fan of Pesto dishes so we ordered their White Pesto Pizza and Pesto by the Bay Pasta. I have to agree with them that their White Pesto is the best seller because I really liked it very much.

Their white pizza is the reason why we go back to this place. Since this resto has been around since probably my college days, It a good nostalgic feeling when we go back to eat.

When me and my buddy were looking for something to eat, we were both craving for something chceesy. Considering the surrounding places are low quality, far from us, or way out of our budget, we amde the decision to eat at Brooklyn’s New York Pizza.

There wasn’t much people, heck it was only us two when we went here considering it is monday. Service was chillax but attentive. Straight away, we were serviced with a pleasant greeting and had our sits (mind you, it was just us). We sat next to the wall as it is my habit to seat beside a wall. The place reminiscences the look of a new york/italian brick pizza restaurant. You can easilu spot the place with a huge sign at the wall.

We ordered a vegetarian pizza as my friend was vegetarian, and two pasta dishes. We also got two Rootbeer Floats. I got confused with this as it was written in their menu as “Soda Float” thinking that it may be a Coke Float. After a considerable amount of waiting, they served me a Bacon Pesto Pasta while my friend got Tomato and Garlic Pasta, all along with the two drinks. I never asked how my friend liked his, but I liked their pasta. The pesto was a bit overwhelming and the bacon could have been cut to smaller pieces than having one strip, but all in all, it was very nice. Then we have our pizza. I never had a vegetarian pizza before. But at first bite, it was ok. Im not used to eating tomatoes but the pizza is topped with green peppers, olives and a decent amount of cheese which i love.

The place is quite clean. Well sadly, there are a about 2 or 3 small bugs I’ve seen while we were dinning. But considering this place is nearby an exit, it’s expectable to have a fly flying around. But this won’t stop us from having a great time.

I haven’t been to Brooklyn’s New York Pizza before. Service was great, food is affordable and yummy, and you can easily grab a bite after watching a movie considering it is a few steps from the cinema. I recommend this to place to someone craving for pizza but want quality and affordability.