Number One Pizza

If you are looking for authentic tasting New York style pizza, but you are worried that you are too far from the city to get the real deal, this is the place. As a displaced native New Yorker, I felt at home in this place. The staff was friendly and courteous, and it was a relaxed atmosphere with fantastic pizza. The name makes it like a tourist trap, but do not make a mistake: the pizza here is the real deal. Thin crust, crispy ground, cheesy with great peppers, really great all around.

Super friendly, later opened than most places. I have the penne with vodka sauce and it comes with a full bread roll and small salad. Well done. Besides, a quick beer had to go to the food while waiting. Would recommend, authentic friendly Italian restaurant

A really great Italian family restaurant. With a large group and the service was great. Several people have pizza. I had the special spinach ravioli. The pasta and filling were very fresh. So a wonderful taste! Cannolis for Dessert too!

When I came to the lake from below, I was afraid that I missed my pizza and Italian cuisine. The pizza here is amazing. The dishes are fantastic - the Cannoli are honest, the best I ever had - made at home and assembled when you order them. I have eaten there and taken out several times and will miss them when they close for winter.

The food was fine. The service was unfriendly (or perhaps that?s just their typical personality). The cost of the food was ridiculous for what you get. $16 for ravioli and meatballs. There were FIVE ravioli on my plate. Five. The sauce was good. My companions pizza was good but cost $26 for what they call a large. Price gouging is real in lake George. I?ve eaten in far better cities for a lot less.