Tony + Benny's — Restaurant in New York

Want a classic nyc slice before your flight? TOMY AND BENNYS! Want some chicken parm? TONY AND BENNYS! Want some wings and garlic knots? TONY AND BENNYS is the go-to spot (in LGA) for Italian food. They have savory slices of pizza (or pies if you’re hungry enough for that lol), garlic knots, wings, calzones, and so much more. All food is cooked fresh everyday and you can definitely taste the freshness in every bite. Although the line was long, the staff respectfully handled every customer in a timely manner. The food was so good I had to go back for seconds! The best part is Tony and Bennys is located near a water fountain that drops water in particular patterns as it plays music so I was very entertained as I was eating. Highly...

This is one of many places to eat in LGA and it’s pretty darn good… at least for Italian style breakfast food it is. After placing my order I was watching the lady make other people’s food and the French toast looked beautiful! Lots of people were ordering pizza for breakfast and that looked pretty good too. I tried their breakfast stromboli, spinach and egg and cheese… the dough was beautiful looking and so was the entire thing in the display case. She heated up several minutes before giving it to me. I also got a side of sauce to dip it in.

When I sat down to eat it, it smelled and looked great. The flavors were fresh and spot on, especially the freshness of the spinach! Definitely would return...

I ordered a slice of pan pizza, which comes square. Instead of using the correct container, the employees put it in a triangular pizza box. The square slice was hanging out, and when they set it down on the glass sneeze guard, the edges touched the dirty glass.

What should have been a clean slice of pizza was now contaminated. I had to grab napkins and pinch off the parts that touched the surface. The employees stood by, said nothing, and did nothing to fix the situation.

This shows a complete lack of hygiene and care. If the staff doesn’t care about contamination in plain sight, I can’t imagine what happens behind the counter. Please...