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Bruno's Pizzeria
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Nearby attractions
Santa Fe Farmers Market
1607 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501
International Folk Art Market (IFAM)
620 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87505
Santa Fe Railyard
Alcaldesa St, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Santa Fe Railyard Arts District
544 S Guadalupe St, Santa Fe, NM 87501
SITE SANTA FE
1606 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Blue Rain Gallery
544 S Guadalupe St, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Santa Fe Railyard Park
740 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87505
Evoke Contemporary
550 S Guadalupe St, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Museum of New Mexico Foundation
1411 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501
El Museo Cultural De Santa Fe
555 Camino de la Familia, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Nearby restaurants
Shake Foundation
631 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87505
Vinaigrette
709 Don Cubero Alley, Santa Fe, NM 87505
Tomasita's Santa Fe New Mexican Restaurant
500 S Guadalupe St, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Sage Bakehouse
535 Cerrillos Rd C, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Radish & Rye
505 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Amaya
1501 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501, United States
Second Street Brewery at The Railyard
1607 Paseo De Peralta #10, Santa Fe, NM 87501
DUMPLING CAFE
500 Sandoval St, Santa Fe, NM 87505
Nath’s Inspired Khmer Cuisine
505 Cerrillos Rd Suite B101, Santa Fe, NM 87501
CHOMP Food Hall
505 Cerrillos Rd Suite B101, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Nearby hotels
Hotel Santa Fe, Hacienda & Spa
1501 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Motel 6 Santa Fe, NM - Downtown
646 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87505
Hotel Santa Fe, Hacienda & Spa
537 S Guadalupe St, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Santa Fe Motel & Inn
510 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87501
The Sage Hotel
725 Cerrillos Rd Suit A, Santa Fe, NM 87505
The Parador Santa Fe
220 W Manhattan Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Pueblo Bonito Inn
138 W Manhattan Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Las Brisas De Santa Fe
The Office, 624 Galisteo St, Santa Fe, NM 87505
El Farolito Bed & Breakfast Inn
514 Galisteo St, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Guadalupe Inn
604 Agua Fria St, Santa Fe, NM 87501
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Bruno's Pizzeria

Railyard District, 1512 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501, United States
4.9(215)
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attractions: Santa Fe Farmers Market, International Folk Art Market (IFAM), Santa Fe Railyard, Santa Fe Railyard Arts District, SITE SANTA FE, Blue Rain Gallery, Santa Fe Railyard Park, Evoke Contemporary, Museum of New Mexico Foundation, El Museo Cultural De Santa Fe, restaurants: Shake Foundation, Vinaigrette, Tomasita's Santa Fe New Mexican Restaurant, Sage Bakehouse, Radish & Rye, Amaya, Second Street Brewery at The Railyard, DUMPLING CAFE, Nath’s Inspired Khmer Cuisine, CHOMP Food Hall
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+1 505-690-0966
Website
brunos.biz

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Stromboli Or Calzone
Hand formed house made crust. Made from our 12 dough or large. Red sauce, mozzarella, ricotta, parmigiano reggiano. Add up to 3 toppings. Served with side of red sauce, vodka sauce, & sicilian evoo. Comes with arugula salad.
Breadsticks
Hand formed house made crust. House made breadsticks, seasoned with bruno's italian spice blend, mozzarella, romano, & parmigiano reggiano. Served with red sauce, vodka sauce, & sicilian evoo.
Campari Sliders
Bruno's 4" pizza slider sampler. Choice of a half order (4) $27.00, or a full order (8) $40.00. #7 punchy, colombo, il diavolo, & bootlegger
Caesar Salad
Crisp romaine hearts, parmigiano reggiano, croutons, topped with anchovies, & a side of golden caesar dressing
Spinach Salad
Spinach, mushroom, red onion, dried cranberries, parmigiano, a side of sliced almonds & champagne vinaigrette

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Nearby attractions of Bruno's Pizzeria

Santa Fe Farmers Market

International Folk Art Market (IFAM)

Santa Fe Railyard

Santa Fe Railyard Arts District

SITE SANTA FE

Blue Rain Gallery

Santa Fe Railyard Park

Evoke Contemporary

Museum of New Mexico Foundation

El Museo Cultural De Santa Fe

Santa Fe Farmers Market

Santa Fe Farmers Market

4.6

(1.1K)

Open 24 hours
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International Folk Art Market (IFAM)

International Folk Art Market (IFAM)

4.2

(45)

Closed
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Santa Fe Railyard

Santa Fe Railyard

4.5

(306)

Open 24 hours
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Santa Fe Railyard Arts District

Santa Fe Railyard Arts District

4.4

(116)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Sample spirits at Santa Fes oldest distillery
Sample spirits at Santa Fes oldest distillery
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Mon, Dec 8 • 4:00 PM
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El Sailon
El Sailon
Tue, Dec 9 • 4:30 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Bruno's Pizzeria

Shake Foundation

Vinaigrette

Tomasita's Santa Fe New Mexican Restaurant

Sage Bakehouse

Radish & Rye

Amaya

Second Street Brewery at The Railyard

DUMPLING CAFE

Nath’s Inspired Khmer Cuisine

CHOMP Food Hall

Shake Foundation

Shake Foundation

3.8

(689)

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Vinaigrette

Vinaigrette

4.4

(386)

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Tomasita's Santa Fe New Mexican Restaurant

Tomasita's Santa Fe New Mexican Restaurant

4.5

(3.4K)

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Sage Bakehouse

Sage Bakehouse

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(361)

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Reviews of Bruno's Pizzeria

4.9
(215)
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5.0
34w

I will preface to say I am a bit of a Midwest pizza snob. I am VERY critical and have enjoyed pizza coast to coast. I harshly judge pizza by the crust, sauce, cheese and ingredients. After the family getting disappointing pizza elsewhere (couple different times on this trip), I was longing for actually GOOD pizza. I saw Bruno’s online and how highly rated it was. I knew I absolutely had to try this place before leaving Santa Fe. The difficult thing was they do close at 3pm. Talked with the owners and I get it. They are up at 5am every day getting ready. If you can get here before 3pm, let me tell you, you are in for a culinary taste extravaganza. First, the crust. The crust here is probably THE BEST I HAVE EVER EATEN - absolutely. It is the perfect combination of foldable to eat and you WILL want to eat your crusts edges here. The edges are delicately flavored with GOOD olive oil. Perfectly chewy. Not too thick. Not too thin. Great body. Absolutely scrumptious to devour. Then, the sauce. A medley of light herbs and spices joined with quality tomatoes. Not a competition between sauce and ingredients. Rather a perfect compliment. I would have preferred just a touch more sauce on my pie, but not really a negative. It was just that good!! Maybe opt for an extra side of sauce for dipping? Next, the cheese. You can tell it’s fresh and quality. Not translucent or oily in any way. Really just the right amount to completely cover the pizza just leaving about a nominal 1” of crust on the edges. Finally, the ingredients. These are very fresh and very generous. An array of house combinations to choose from or you can build your own. The breadsticks were another amazing product. And you get BOTH sauce and Sicilian EVOO with these!! I couldn’t leave the parking lot without digging into these and I had to restrain myself from consuming all of them before getting home!! Then, just when you think it couldn’t possibly get any better, enter the Granita. The Granita is a lemonade-based slushie with tons of flavor options. Wish I could have tried all the flavors, but I will tell you the black berry one was absolutely fantastic! Lastly, this place even has cannoli. I got there at about 2:30pm so they were pretty much sold out except for traditional and chocolate dipped. It is EXCELLENT cannoli and you will not be disappointed. Perfectly crisp shell. And the sweetened ricotta is spot on and to die for. These cannoli beat out the best I tried in Boston even. But still second place to a little Italian hole in the wall place I found across the street from Notre Dame college . The sweet ricotta there was the owners Nonna recipe and had orange zest and mini chocolate chips which was a pleasant and sweet surprise. So, in conclusion, Bruno Pizza in Santa Fe is a MUST GO for any serious pizza lover!! So hard to find excellent pizza in the southwest, but this place has completely nailed it! The owners are working toward a brick and mortar store, but real estate in SF is pretty pricey. I hope they can realize their dream soon, because they have a great product...

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5.0
2y

Friday, September 22 11:30 am

Bruno’s is an 11am-3pm pizzeria with its Italian family roots in New York City. I am from New York and can tell you this is the real thing. For the most part the restaurant emphasis is on take-out. But we ate there on a gorgeous September day with perfect temperatures. You ring a doorbell to let them know you are there. We sat at a picnic table with a sun umbrella in a space between their food truck and tent covered service area. Don’t be put off by the location so close to busy Paseo de Peralta. The traffic noise is covered by the nearby high adobe wall and terrific blues music from a hidden speaker. We were easily able to converse. Service was friendly and we were immediately served our Granitas. Their Granitas, if you aren’t familiar, are made with fresh squeezed lemon juice, cane juice and frozen water with several flavor choices (16 oz for $5.50.) We got one prickly pear cactus and one hibiscus, perfect pizza accompaniments. All of Bruno’s New York style pies have their signature “House Made”, Hand Slung, IPA Infused Crust from a “Wood Fired” Brick Oven. There are many pizza choices from traditional (We ordered the 12 “ wood fired #3 Sausage with deeply flavored red sauce, mozzarella, Italian sausage, roasted red bell pepper and sauteed red onion, $15.95.) to more creative pies like Il Diavolo. Il Diavolo is designated “hot” with dressed Bruno’s style- upside down mozzarella, Diavolo sauce, Italian sausage,roasted garlic drizzled with flamin’ honey. Understandably these pizzas take a while to prepare but the crust and the pie are devastatingly good. Prices are very reasonable for the quality. We’re definitely coming back to try...

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5.0
3y

I’ve lived in NM for a majority of my life and granted I haven’t for some time, This is the best pizza I’ve ever had in this state; hands down. Heck, it’s even good in regards to pizza I’ve had in the rest of the world.

I had a good long discussion with the owner/family about their techniques and they were surprised by my knowledge level. They prefer a biga preferment for their dough which adds an amazing depth of flavor to their crust. Wood fired at 900° to give that little bit of char on the bottom. They do use a 65-70% (estimated by the texture feel) hydration so if you’re expecting a crispy slice that has zero flop, this isn’t it. Im not saying that as bad thing though.

Their sauce was on point, not to sweet or bland. It added excellent flavor to the overall pie.

The one fault I will give it is the cheese they used. It was full fat, which is good, but unfortunately using 100% full fat mozz generally makes for a pretty greasy slice. Though it could have been exacerbated by the pepps, it was still noticeable. BUT HEY, it’s pizza. Some of that is expected.

This is a solid pizza that shouldn’t be skipped. However their hours are somewhat bonkers and inconsistent. 11-3pm/4pm is kinda hard for people to make so you’ll have to take a special trip. Not something you can pick up on your way home...

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Dana SimmonsDana Simmons
Friday, September 22 11:30 am Bruno’s is an 11am-3pm pizzeria with its Italian family roots in New York City. I am from New York and can tell you this is the real thing. For the most part the restaurant emphasis is on take-out. But we ate there on a gorgeous September day with perfect temperatures. You ring a doorbell to let them know you are there. We sat at a picnic table with a sun umbrella in a space between their food truck and tent covered service area. Don’t be put off by the location so close to busy Paseo de Peralta. The traffic noise is covered by the nearby high adobe wall and terrific blues music from a hidden speaker. We were easily able to converse. Service was friendly and we were immediately served our Granitas. Their Granitas, if you aren’t familiar, are made with fresh squeezed lemon juice, cane juice and frozen water with several flavor choices (16 oz for $5.50.) We got one prickly pear cactus and one hibiscus, perfect pizza accompaniments. All of Bruno’s New York style pies have their signature “House Made”, Hand Slung, IPA Infused Crust from a “Wood Fired” Brick Oven. There are many pizza choices from traditional (We ordered the 12 “ wood fired #3 Sausage with deeply flavored red sauce, mozzarella, Italian sausage, roasted red bell pepper and sauteed red onion, $15.95.) to more creative pies like Il Diavolo. Il Diavolo is designated “hot” with dressed Bruno’s style- upside down mozzarella, Diavolo sauce, Italian sausage,roasted garlic drizzled with flamin’ honey. Understandably these pizzas take a while to prepare but the crust and the pie are devastatingly good. Prices are very reasonable for the quality. We’re definitely coming back to try different choices.
Chris DChris D
I’ve lived in NM for a majority of my life and granted I haven’t for some time, This is the best pizza I’ve ever had in this state; hands down. Heck, it’s even good in regards to pizza I’ve had in the rest of the world. I had a good long discussion with the owner/family about their techniques and they were surprised by my knowledge level. They prefer a biga preferment for their dough which adds an amazing depth of flavor to their crust. Wood fired at 900° to give that little bit of char on the bottom. They do use a 65-70% (estimated by the texture feel) hydration so if you’re expecting a crispy slice that has zero flop, this isn’t it. Im not saying that as bad thing though. Their sauce was on point, not to sweet or bland. It added excellent flavor to the overall pie. The one fault I will give it is the cheese they used. It was full fat, which is good, but unfortunately using 100% full fat mozz generally makes for a pretty greasy slice. Though it could have been exacerbated by the pepps, it was still noticeable. BUT HEY, it’s pizza. Some of that is expected. This is a solid pizza that shouldn’t be skipped. However their hours are somewhat bonkers and inconsistent. 11-3pm/4pm is kinda hard for people to make so you’ll have to take a special trip. Not something you can pick up on your way home for dinner..
MrAcarr4MrAcarr4
IMO Bruno’s is the best pizza in SF, it’s a food truck so there is no formal interior. They have a nice selection of NY style pies, which come with a variety of toppings including last minutes above and beyond Parmesan/red pepper but also garlic, pizza mix and oregano. You can order online, in person or over the phone, the pies are made in order so typically it takes 30-40 mins before they’re ready. Also this place has pizza by the slice, fresh made, so it’s perfect for that solo lunch. Only request I’d have is if they could be open more weekends or open a bit later, right now Bruno’s is really only a lunch spot. Sitting outside is nice on warm days otherwise I just take it back to the home/office. Definitely go check it, shown below is the calzone, which includes an arugula/sundried tomato/peppercini side, and dipping selection (olive oil, sundried tomato, marinara) also one of my favorites around town!
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Friday, September 22 11:30 am Bruno’s is an 11am-3pm pizzeria with its Italian family roots in New York City. I am from New York and can tell you this is the real thing. For the most part the restaurant emphasis is on take-out. But we ate there on a gorgeous September day with perfect temperatures. You ring a doorbell to let them know you are there. We sat at a picnic table with a sun umbrella in a space between their food truck and tent covered service area. Don’t be put off by the location so close to busy Paseo de Peralta. The traffic noise is covered by the nearby high adobe wall and terrific blues music from a hidden speaker. We were easily able to converse. Service was friendly and we were immediately served our Granitas. Their Granitas, if you aren’t familiar, are made with fresh squeezed lemon juice, cane juice and frozen water with several flavor choices (16 oz for $5.50.) We got one prickly pear cactus and one hibiscus, perfect pizza accompaniments. All of Bruno’s New York style pies have their signature “House Made”, Hand Slung, IPA Infused Crust from a “Wood Fired” Brick Oven. There are many pizza choices from traditional (We ordered the 12 “ wood fired #3 Sausage with deeply flavored red sauce, mozzarella, Italian sausage, roasted red bell pepper and sauteed red onion, $15.95.) to more creative pies like Il Diavolo. Il Diavolo is designated “hot” with dressed Bruno’s style- upside down mozzarella, Diavolo sauce, Italian sausage,roasted garlic drizzled with flamin’ honey. Understandably these pizzas take a while to prepare but the crust and the pie are devastatingly good. Prices are very reasonable for the quality. We’re definitely coming back to try different choices.
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I’ve lived in NM for a majority of my life and granted I haven’t for some time, This is the best pizza I’ve ever had in this state; hands down. Heck, it’s even good in regards to pizza I’ve had in the rest of the world. I had a good long discussion with the owner/family about their techniques and they were surprised by my knowledge level. They prefer a biga preferment for their dough which adds an amazing depth of flavor to their crust. Wood fired at 900° to give that little bit of char on the bottom. They do use a 65-70% (estimated by the texture feel) hydration so if you’re expecting a crispy slice that has zero flop, this isn’t it. Im not saying that as bad thing though. Their sauce was on point, not to sweet or bland. It added excellent flavor to the overall pie. The one fault I will give it is the cheese they used. It was full fat, which is good, but unfortunately using 100% full fat mozz generally makes for a pretty greasy slice. Though it could have been exacerbated by the pepps, it was still noticeable. BUT HEY, it’s pizza. Some of that is expected. This is a solid pizza that shouldn’t be skipped. However their hours are somewhat bonkers and inconsistent. 11-3pm/4pm is kinda hard for people to make so you’ll have to take a special trip. Not something you can pick up on your way home for dinner..
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IMO Bruno’s is the best pizza in SF, it’s a food truck so there is no formal interior. They have a nice selection of NY style pies, which come with a variety of toppings including last minutes above and beyond Parmesan/red pepper but also garlic, pizza mix and oregano. You can order online, in person or over the phone, the pies are made in order so typically it takes 30-40 mins before they’re ready. Also this place has pizza by the slice, fresh made, so it’s perfect for that solo lunch. Only request I’d have is if they could be open more weekends or open a bit later, right now Bruno’s is really only a lunch spot. Sitting outside is nice on warm days otherwise I just take it back to the home/office. Definitely go check it, shown below is the calzone, which includes an arugula/sundried tomato/peppercini side, and dipping selection (olive oil, sundried tomato, marinara) also one of my favorites around town!
MrAcarr4

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