Gianfranco Pizzeria & Restaurant — Restaurant in Town of Greenburgh

If I could have not awarded any stars I would have. The pizzeria portion of this unassuming place is delightful. The restaurant side is an absolute disaster. The waitress was pleasant enough that’s where the good comments end. All we wanted was a quick bite and stopped in. We sat on the restaurant side because the pizzeria side was busy. No one said “this side is different” our waitress didn’t clarify prices for the same exact items on the pizzeria side were significantly higher , took our order and that was that -we assumed the prices were the same. Our mistake, but it should have been the waitress who told us that the same exact items were 3-5 dollars cheaper 25 feet away. Now for the food- the most bland sauce I have ever had the displeasure of eating. The meatballs were beyond awful, tasteless and soggy. Do yourself a favor and pass this place by it was a horrible experience and even more horrible food. For what we paid for two awful wedges and overpriced fries we could have had a fantastic...

Great dish—but the name sets you up for the wrong expectations.

I tried the tuna salad pizza and while it is delicious, it's not a pizza in the traditional sense. Instead, think of it as an open-faced tuna flatbread.

The crust acts more like a vessel—crispy and sturdy—perfectly supporting a generous helping of creamy, mayo-forward tuna salad, shredded iceberg lettuce (fresh and crunchy), thick vibrant tomato slices, and a light dusting of Italian seasoning. The whole thing is brought together with a zingy Italian vinaigrette that cuts through the richness of the tuna.

Texturally, it’s excellent: crispy base, creamy topping, cool crunch from the lettuce. And the flavor balance is on point—acidic, creamy, slightly sweet, and savory all at once.

If you go in expecting a traditional hot cheesy pizza, you might be confused or even disappointed. But if you approach it as a creative flatbread or a new take on a tuna salad sandwich, it’s honestly...

This business has been around for a very long time&for great reason! I never thought I'd see the day but in todays world it is very difficult to find good quality authentic, real deal Italian food. Especially where the owner does not give you fried up hunks of frozen chicken saying it's home made -NO WAY- Not at Gianfrancos!! Their margarita pizza is to die for, absolutely superb! We went to get a chicken cutlet parmesan dinner+ spaghetti with Garlic knotts& the place was jumping packed as usual. Which is always a key sign and #1 indicator UTI the food is KNOCK OUT. The service is spot on, warm& friendly. Never any issues. Ever. Pricing is fair here as well. DON'T MISS OUT If your in the area or simply driving by you really should stop in to grab a bite. You'll be saying to yourself "how did I miss this place!" Gods blessings+ upon...