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Little Italy Restaurant & Pizzeria in Northfield, NJ

815 Tilton Rd, Northfield, NJ 08225
Italian Restaurant in Northfield, NJ
Google Rating: 4.5/5.0
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Web: http://littleitalynorthfield.com/
Phone: (609) 383-1155

Alright, hon, gather 'round and let me dish about Little Italy Restaurant & Pizzeria in Northfield. This place is like stumbling across a hidden treasure map, but instead of gold, you get mouthwatering Italian food. Nestled over on Tilton Rd, it’s got locals and travelers alike raving about its charm. And don't worry, you won't need a pirate's booty to enjoy it since the prices are as friendly as the staff. Now, I’ve heard whispers that their pasta dishes are spot on. Whether you're diving into Chicken Alfredo or Penne Giavanni, expect portions big enough to satisfy even the heartiest appetites. And that bread? Comes with dipping oil that’ll make your taste buds dance a little jig. It's BYOB, so bring your favorite bottle and skip the boardwalk prices. Just a little tip from your favorite Jersey gal: cash might be your best friend here if you fancy avoiding those pesky credit card fees. If you're in the mood for some warm Italian hospitality, Little Italy's got yous covered. After you've soaked in their lovely atmosphere and indulged in their culinary delights, swing by Sugarpop Says! and let us know what you think in the Community Feedback section. Can't wait to hear all about it!

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