Di Fara Classic Pizza NY Style

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  Since 1965, Di Fara has been a family-run corner-slice shop in Midwood, Brooklyn. Over 60 years later, Di Fara is hailed as an NYC institution and a permanent fixture on “best pizza” lists. Now, we’re bringing our legendary pizzas to kitchen tables across the country.

   

  The slice that started it all. Di Fara’s classic NY Style Pizza is crafted with the perfect balance of premium ingredients sourced locally. Di Fara’s secret Sunday sauce, a blend of whole milk mozzarella and aged parmesan cheese, extra virgin olive oil, and hand-picked basil – all on Di Fara’s signature golden crispy crust that made Di Fara a legend. One bite and you're on the corner of 15th and Avenue J in Brooklyn.

  • Authentic NY style pizza
  • Di Fara's Secret Sunday tomato sauce
  • Di Fara's signature golden crispy crust
  • Finished with hand-picked basil
  • Whole Milk Mozzarella & Aged Parmesan cheese
  • A Brooklyn Legend, perfected over 60 years

• Dietary Information

  Good Source of Fiber, No Added Sugar, No Artificial Ingredients, Pescatarian, Vegetarian

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