5/6/07 -- OKC, OK - What to do on a Sunday afternoon? Why not some authentic Italian pizza at a locally owned pizzeria! And there is no better place for pizza by the slice than Falcone's Pizzeria & Deli in NW OKC (and coming this week to Bricktown).Owner Danny Falcone (see photo) is a 2nd generation Italian American, born and raised in the Little Italy district of New York City.
Danny brought his secret family recipes and techniques to NW 67th and N. May Ave. in August of 2006.
Within a couple of months Falcone's (pronounced Fal-coneys) was a hit. The lines were to the door and tables were being turned several times a day for pizza pies, pasta and fat deli sandwiches.
Personally, our family favorites are cheese pizza, pepperoni pizza, any of the fresh salads and the chicken cutlet parmigiana sandwich. For dessert you can't miss with any of the flavored Italian ice (cherry, lemon and chocolate) or tiramisu!
To top it off, how many restaurants do you go to in OKC where the owner serves you and even walks around the tables and genuinely seems interested in the dinning experience of his patrons.
Today I did two slices of pizza (cheese and pepperoni), a house salad and lemon ice. The wife, mom and dad each had cheese pizza, house salad and Italian ice.
As always the pizza was hot and fresh.
Danny sat down for a second and shared the progress on the new Bricktown location.
The new location will open this Friday and promises the same high quality foods with just a slight increase in prices over the original Falcone's.
Danny seemed particularly delighted in the outdoor dining and canal view the Bricktown location will offer.
Best of luck to Danny and we can't wait to try the new restaurant on one of our weekend trips to the movies.
Falcone's Pizzeria & Deli
6705 N. May Ave.
OKC, OK
405-242-2222
2nd Location set for Bricktown
In front of the Harkins Movie Theatre (next to Sonic).
Falcone's Pizzeria & Deli Review:
Service: 5/5 (You can't beat a restaurant where the owner serves and greets each and every guest.)
Atmosphere: 5/5 (Laid back, very clean, family atmosphere.)
Food Quality: 5/5 (The best authentic Italian pizza by the slice in the city. Very fresh ingredients and secret recipes.)
Price: 4/5 (Huge pizza by the slice for $2-$3 and sandwiches $6.25-$7. A whole pie can run $24.)
Recommendation: Excellent authentic Italian pizzeria. Great casual restaurant for a great lunch or relaxed dinner date.
3 comments:
Falcones is my favorite! I can't wait to try the Bricktown location.
Mr. Falcone has every real restauranteurs' respect...God Bless you Mr. Falcone, your family, your friends, and of course your employees and customers! George Cottom
Falcones has the worst customer service I have experienced in a long time. We were there (Sat. 2-2-08)for 50 minutes waiting for our pizza and when I went to find out how long it would be, they were unable to produce my ticket order and one guy making the pizza yelled, ma'am we will get to your order when we can, we have 20 orders right here! I immediately asked for my money back and we left and went to Hideaway pizza and got our pizza in 15 minutes. Also, my husband went to get his nasty tossed salad that he ordered and he heard one of the guys tell his employees he was ready to fire them. Right in front of customers. Real professional!
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