Di Fara Pizza

Square slice- best slice I’ve ever had. fresh tomato and crunchy crust. But the difference here was the amount of basil and pepper used. It was SO well seasoned. Worth the treck from Manhattan if you’re a pizza fan

This place is why we came to Brooklyn. Was expecting a 9+ pizza here. So, yeah... good, but somewhat disappointing. Crust was quality, but needed more crisp, and more sauce. (The square was a brilliant chunk of tomatoey greatness, maybe a full point better)

Sauce is great; tastes super authentic

Pizza

Checks every b and then some; tried about 100 🍕 in NYC and this is the the boss, the head man, the top dog, the big cheese....

Really good pizza and excellent crunch. The place is a bit overrated in my opinion.

One of the best football pizza’s I’ve had. It has a distinct taste to early 90s pizza, good ingredients, sauce was ok

They open a satellite kitchen in LES

Not the same any more. Dough was a bit undercooked. Unfortunately it’s at the end of an era.

End of the night barely made it, amazing round slice crust fantastic but the sauce and cheese bring this to life especially with the parm, almost a bit of spice cuz of the basil but so good. Square a bit of a mess but worth it. Always worth the journey even for a few slices:)

Best I've ever had

Seriously this ain't pizza dough! It's like bad pie dough. Who are all these people giving it 7+ reviews this is terrible pizza

Good Pizza, but I had John’s Bleeker Street the day before and thought John’s was somewhat better. Both are good and would recommend Di Fara if your in the area, but not worth an hour + drive. I was smart and called in my order so didn’t have to wait long when I showed up.

Still trying to figure out how three slices and two drinks added up to $30. There really wasn’t much to the sauce. But the pepperoni was good.

Pretty bad. So oily. Ugh, Can't believe I drove here for this.

Di Fara Pizza in Brooklyn NY

Worth the trip. Get this pizza.

Not better than John’s