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Benny Tudino’s
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3/7/2008:
Another sign our economy is having trouble.
Famed Benny Tudino’s recently raised the price of a single plain slice from $2.50 to $3.00!
I’m going to go back to making my Hoboken411 scrumptious personal pies again.
Description - Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria known for its giant slices. Zagat rated.
Services - Pizza, Entrée’s - veal parm, ravioli, spaghetti, lasagna, eggplant parm, sandwiches. Take Out,Catering, Free Delivery(Min $6 local, $12 outside)
Website - www.restaurantpassion.com
Address - 622 Washington St, Hoboken, New Jersey ( NJ ) 07030-4908
Telephone - (201) 792-4132,(201) 792-4133
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April 21st 2008 - 10:28:27 |
I think a plain slice is up to $3.75 now. Benny said NBC wanted to interview him about inflating commodity costs, but he said he didn’t want to say anything bad about Bush because of the good things he’s done for Croatia.
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April 21st 2008 - 11:14:14 |
homeworld wrote:
Well, I guess I’ve had my last slice of Bennie’s. What I can afford and what I’m willing to pay have always been two different numbers.
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April 21st 2008 - 11:58:26 |
I’m not crazy about this place — the slices are enormous, but I’ve found them to be floppy and spongy and greasy. You can’t even hold the slice until you’re down to your last few bites.
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July 5th 2008 - 05:34:20 |
I agree that Benny’s slices can be wet with grease and floppy. Try Napoli pizza, which is uptown. Great pies. AND I DO NOT OWN THE PLACE.
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July 5th 2008 - 15:46:18 |
Re 63.& 64.: Agreed. I’ve never quite gotten Bennie T.’s popularity, beyond folks who are into portion size as the priority. Floppy crust & too-sweet sauce. And then there’s the totally tacky ambience & rude employees.
7 Stars is far better for a slice. But more expensive.
And yes, Napoli’s pie is good, tho’ I’d say Benny’s calzone is comparable to Napoli’s & is much cheaper.
Delfino’s small pies are still the best in town, IMO.
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July 6th 2008 - 19:04:08 |
I’ve eaten at Bennie’s twice, and twice I used the restroom and found that there was no soap. it’s the same restroom the employees use.
ew.
I won’t be back.
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July 6th 2008 - 23:29:59 |
Look at the employees behind the pizza counter. Personal hygiene doesn’t look like a strong suit. Any time I am desperate for a fast dinner, I insist on them giving me the slice cold so I can reheat it at home and kill whatever has grown in or crawled on it.
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September 30th 2008 - 20:03:00 |
Now that commodity prices have declined substantially from their highs will the pizza prices come down? The price of wheat is now well off from its February / March spike.
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January 22nd 2009 - 17:58:56 |
This place is nasty! The sauce the everything - the people, the owner! Its a mob scene! Stay away!!!!!
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January 22nd 2009 - 18:16:57 |
ItalianGuy wrote:
I second that. Benny’s gets my vote as the most overrated place in town. So Zagat thinks they have the best pizza in the STATE? I could name a half dozen places in TOWN that serve up a better slice. In all honesty, I don’t think that the pizza is awful, just unremarkable.
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January 22nd 2009 - 18:26:18 |
It took me at least 6 months to get accustomed to Benny’s Pizza. At first I hated the sauce, but after many years it’s grown on me and now I like it.
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May 7th 2009 - 10:01:54 |
Wow I’m surprised to see how many people dislike this place! I enjoyed it - the atmosphere is a typical pizza place, the staff are friendly and helpful, the pizza is great! If you order a pie, it’s delicious and yes the individual slices are absolutely enormous and a bit thin, but this place isn’t bad at all. I’d definitely go back.
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