I'm torn on Franny's sometimes. I have never heard anything but rave reviews, but often the pizza feels a little on the burned side for me. That said, the sides and salads are amazing. I could eat tho
solid pizza, but the pasta dishes are on another level. Get one pizza and share it and get the other stuff, their version of linguini with clams is particularly good.
Don’t miss the amazing pizzas, pastas and house-cured meats at Franny’s. The eggs and spicy pickles and the prosciutto are not to be missed. – Adam Richman, Man v. Food Read more
Try the Slow-Cooked Fava Beans, Peas, Artichoke With Pancetta And Mint - Doesn't look pretty, but it was tasty. I hear the cucumber or barley salads are better.
One of the finest short Ital wine lists in the city. You'll make out like a bandit under $50. Stand outs: Giacosa Arneis, Occhipinti Alea Viva, Voyat Rosso Le Muraglie, Roagna Bianco, Fubbiano Pampini
I wasn't blown away. We had the tomato sausage pie as well as the prosciutto pie. Neither seemed worthy of the $20+/pie price tag. The service was great though.
The service was awful; hostess and server! The food, overrated. We had the zeppoli app and sausage and meatball pizza. It was good, but nothing to rave about. The crust was the best part!
Come visit us at our new location at 348 Flatbush Ave. Franny's is a rustic Italian neighborhood restaurant specializing in artisanal, Neapolitan wood-burning, brick-oven pizza.