L&B Spumoni Gardens

This new spot in Dumbo and second location of the pizza institution is incredible! Everything about it is delicious, warm, and welcoming, with a big space that's great for groups. Shoutout to the kindest, coolest server Rodney! Their Sicilian pizza is insane. Thick and doughy, unlike any crust I've had before, almost half-baked in the middle like a great cookie. Their sauce is sweet and comforting and their baked clams were delicious. Of course, you've gotta get the spumoni ice cream for dessert - its marzipan flavor and crunch is unlike any spumoni I've had. Can't wait to come back to try their regular pizza, a salad, and more of that spumoni. 5 stars!!!!

Great pizza at a fun family spotFood: we ordered the vodka Sicilian pizza and it was delicious! It didn't taste very cheesy but was very doughy. The good thing is that the dough is great. We also got the rainbow spumoni which included pistachio, vanilla, and chocolate spumoni! I don't think I would order this again but happy I tried itPrice: reasonably pricedService: good service Ambience: a lot of families! It's a very family friendly place! They seem to have a slice section and a sit down section

Stick with what they're known for and you'll have a good time. We ordered linguini with meatballs, Sicilian slice and Sicilian slice with mushroom. Everything was delicious. Unfortunately a friend said they had the best thin crust slice and so we had to try it too. It wasn't the best but now we know. The bottom had a smoky flavor that overpowered the rest of the pizza.

It was a toss between the vodka sauce slice and the original but all I can say is the original won! Amazing customer service, so friendly and welcoming even if you are there for a quick bite. Had a chance to talk to the guy making recommendations and could tell the staff looked happy just to be there. It was pretty busy for all the people dining in but everything was moving like clock work. Wonderful experience!

Ordered two trays of calamari, one marinara pasta, one carbonara, and one pie of their Sicilian pizza for catering. The order took a long time to arrive, but everything came fresh and delicious. The calamari portion was huge, and there were huge chunks of squid. The order also included a huge quart of sliced lemons. The marinara pasta was decent, but nothing to rave about. Their Sicilian pizza is unlike any pizza I've tried. It's thick and doughy, but I like it. The tomato sauce was the perfect amount of sweetness. It's also heats up really well.

L&B is well known for their tomato sauce, and I finally got the chance to try a couple of their slices recently. It seems they really only do plain Sicilian and cheese slices, the rest of the pizzas you'd have to order a full pie. We were lucky enough to get them fresh out of the oven and they were delicious! I'm not typically a big fan of very saucey slices, but I thoroughly enjoyed L&B's. Definitely worth a try if you're in the area.

It's either been a very long time since I've had L&B pizza (on 86th Street) or their recipe formula changed. The Dumbo location opening was in the works for several years and has now recently opened. I was anticipating its arrival to the area.We were surprised or maybe unaware that L&B served slices. So we recently dropped by for a lunch slice to check it out during the holiday week.The place was packed but there was some counter space reserved for grab and go quick slice consumption. It seemed chaotic behind the counter: I was nearly overcharged by $1 for my slice and the person I was with experienced a very long delay receiving cash change.Opinion? I thought it was average. I think the crust was good albeit a bit dense and I liked that the cheese was barely noticeable. However, the main ingredient ---the sauce---was the issue. It tasted very raw, acidic and over-seasoned (with salt) while the other opinion was one of disappointment expressing way too salty. Kind of a letdown.Undecided if/when I'd return.

I went to their original location for a couple of slices awhile ago and had wanted to try their restaurant, I realized they opened one closer to Manhattan and decided to try it for my mom's birthday. Was really good, definitely get the Sicilian over regular pizza. The sauce is really sweet and, their vodka sauce is delicious as well.

The DUMBO/Brooklyn Heights pizza scene just got another stellar addition to the rotation.The same amazing pizza from the OG L&B Spumoni Gardens has made its way to Old Fulton St.Ambiance is warm and cozy, the service is getting their feet under them as they just opened, but success is on the horizon.Stoked to come back and try the rest of menu and fellow foodies should be too.

The service was quick and super friendly. The pasta was a bit Al Dente, still tasty. A great location with the Brooklyn bridge being close by for a walk before or after.