3 Best Restaurants with a Wood Oven in Fairview

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1. Via Garibaldi - White Plains

4.2

Awesome(38)

Price: Expensive

• Italian • White Plains

Booked 3 times today

Via Garibaldi Ristorante Italiano is an authentic Italian Restaurant located in White Plains. We strive to provide our customers with a traditional ‘family style’ experience. Our well-crafted menu includes an assortment of delicious Italian dishes, ranging from common favorites like our wood-fired brick oven pizzas to our mouthwatering delicacies. Additionally, we serve a selection of prestigious wines imported from Tuscany, Liguria & Sicily.

2. Stern & Bow

4.7

Exceptional(1052)

Price: Moderate

• Contemporary American • Closter

Booked 11 times today

Stern and Bow: a casual, upscale restaurant from Russell Stern of Harvest, featuring seasonal, eclectic American cuisine, premium raw bar, wood-fired Neapolitan pizza, oven-roasted dishes, craft cocktails and much more.

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3. Zero Otto Nove - Armonk

4.7

Exceptional(1300)

Price: Moderate

• Italian • Armonk

Booked 9 times today

Roberto Paciullo’s hometown of Salerno is transported to the streets of Manhattan. Zero Otto Nove is the second outpost of his famous restaurants from Arthur Ave. in the Bronx. From the atmosphere to the food, stopping by Zero Otto Nove is taking a quick trip to Italy. The wood-burning brick oven is at the center turning out classics like the Margherita, and Roberto's originals, such as La Riccardo with butternut squash puree, smoked mozzarella, spicy pancetta, and basil. All the pastas are homemade, and all ingredients are brought in from New York's Real Little Italy, Arthur Avenue.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Via Garibaldi - White Plains

2. Stern & Bow

3. Zero Otto Nove - Armonk

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