Bagel Boys
9 North Airmont Rd, Airmont, NY, 10901
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Address :
9 North Airmont Rd
Airmont, NY, 10901 - Phone (845) 368-3456
- Website https://bagelboyscafe.co/
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John S.
Nice, quiet dining area. Great entrees and good prices (although the Ravioli di Mare was only three seafood stuffed raviolis, three cocktail sized shrimp, and a spattering of scallops for twenty bucks). They have a friendly, attentive staff; not once did I stare at my glass virtually willing it to be refilled. In an area flooded with restaurants like Amici, Boccone, Villa Grazia, etc., Nick and Ginas is a nice gem on 25.
(4)Lisa M.
So for a good bit of time, Nick & Gina's was the go to ordering spot for pizza or to grab a slice since my bf lives in the area. It was good but then 1 time we got our pizza and the bottom was burnt. The next (and last) time we ordered from there our pizza was not cooked all the way and all the toppings slopped off when you tried to get a piece. So we have found another pizza place somewhere on Middle Country Road ( It could be one of the 100s!) that we really enjoy and will be going there in the future.
(2)Robert M.
Driving back from a Lacrosse game with the family and decided that we were in the mood for something more than just pizza. My wife had heard about this place from friend so we decided to give it a try and get some takeout. Staff was nice, our order was correct and they got us out the door in record time..We ordered the eggplant rolllatini, rigatoni Marcella and some pizza and decided to share. What a surprise! The eggplant was baked not fried and had a pink sauce that was just awesome.. Everyone had a little bit of everything and we all agreed it was all great but the eggplant in my opinion was exceptional for a local pizza /pasta place. I didn't try the pizza but the kids said it was really good. Will go back soon and give the sit down restaurant a try. Give them a shot you won't be sorry. .
(4)Will D.
Not a good pizza spot the frozen stuff taste better. The regular cheese pizza was hard and even thou it got heated up cheese didn't melt it was just awful. The only think I manage to find good was the staff who was very friendly and the sauce that was pretty good just with the combination of cheese and dough ruined it. Hope this place makes an improvement on the food
(2)Michael P.
From the garlic knots to the salads to the modern Italian dishes and deserts this place knocks it out of the park. As someone who likes to experiment I decided to try their Cajun pasta dish and even that was great. For a strip mall Italian joint this place is putting out a lot of high quality dishes. A lot of bang for your buck right here. I wish I could steer you to one or two favorite dishes but I can't, there's too many.
(4)Brian S.
Pizza is terrible had it a couple a days ago bought 1 slice of regular and one grandma the regular was not bad but the grandma sauce tasted under cooked and by the way guys those bathrooms are a little small won't be returning best of luck
(1)Nicole C.
This pizzeria/ristorante is located in the same strip mall as Selden Thrift. They offer a nice array of specialty slices and crispy, chewy, not-too-oily garlic knots to go along. Service is friendly and efficient. Seating space in the front is pretty limited, so I wouldn't suggest eating there... but the restaurant in the back seems like it'd be great too. I like it!
(4)Lisa M.
So for a good bit of time, Nick & Gina's was the go to ordering spot for pizza or to grab a slice since my bf lives in the area. It was good but then 1 time we got our pizza and the bottom was burnt. The next (and last) time we ordered from there our pizza was not cooked all the way and all the toppings slopped off when you tried to get a piece. So we have found another pizza place somewhere on Middle Country Road ( It could be one of the 100s!) that we really enjoy and will be going there in the future.
(2)John S.
Nice, quiet dining area. Great entrees and good prices (although the Ravioli di Mare was only three seafood stuffed raviolis, three cocktail sized shrimp, and a spattering of scallops for twenty bucks). They have a friendly, attentive staff; not once did I stare at my glass virtually willing it to be refilled. In an area flooded with restaurants like Amici, Boccone, Villa Grazia, etc., Nick and Ginas is a nice gem on 25.
(4)Harry H.
The staff here made me wanna come back often, but the food convinced me to never return.* Asked up front (literally and figuratively) if they took the free coupon from their e-newsletter and they said they didn't know they had a website (it ain't too shabby, folks). Said deal was for a free slice - a regular, a sicilian, and a half-dozen knots (asked for 3 not sure what we were charged for) (they also had Maximo Pino gelato in a display). It's unfortunate how weak the product was - regular was awful with a terrible-textured crust (not really even pizza-like); Sicilian was way too heavy with a shattering crust and packed with too much cheese and an uneven, cloying sauce; grandma slice and knots weren't bad, the former being a very good sign normally the latter being hard to botch. *Judging by the reviews of some otherwise-trusty sources, they must've had a seriously off night...maybe there was a change of hands? The $9.99 large pie anytime sign should have been a sign to steer away. I'd give it another shot if someone I trusted (in real life) pressured me, but I was very underwhelmed.
(2)Nick H.
Staff is very friendly and the food is delicious. When we asked for a custom dish the chef came out of the kitchen and offered to make it the way we ordered but recommend some changes to make it even better and he was right. I usually go there once at least once a week and recommend it to my family and friends all of the time.
(5)Arlene C.
This place is awesome. Had a party here and all my guests loved it. I look forward to going there for any special occasion. I highly recommend it.
(5)FW W.
Nice family atmosphere, It is a hidden gem in a strip mall. The food is very good and the portions are ridiculously ample. There are some nice twists to the classic Italian dishes and it is priced fairly. The services is very homey, which I actually like but does turn off some. It is in the back of the Pizza place with a great atmosphere and tastefully decorated! Certainly better food than some of its local brethren(Amici's, Villa Grazia) and not as stuffy an atmosphere or as long a wait. Only reason I didn't give it five stars is the wine list is very limited. I am not expecting expensive bottles but better choices. Given the location I am not surprised, but given the quality of the food they serve, a better wine pairing would be appropriate. Highly recommend!
(4)Hdusa J.
Great food and counter staff is always very friendly. Ususally get delivery or pick up a pie and its always fresh. They did forget part of my order once, but they made it up quickly, so its all good. Ate in the dining room once. Very small, no atmosphere whatsoever. An older lady was the waitress, who was not friendly, a little snippish, but we didn't let it ruin our meal. .the food was good regardless. Maybe she was having a bad day, but food was still yummy.
(4)Brent I.
I like Nick and Ginas pizza for 2 main reasons. Its affordable at 2.15 a slice, and its darn good. A lunch special will get you 2 slices and a medium Pepsi for 3.95. WOW. Sometimes pizza in the upper deck of long island can be hit or miss this far from the dough throwers of Manhatten; NIck and Ginas does not miss the mark on NY style pizza, and for that, they get a B+.
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