Bambini’s Pizza Garden
14466 Military Tr, Delray Beach, FL, 33484
Bambini’s Pizza Garden Menu
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Stromboli's
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Cold Hero's $8.99
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Hot Hero's $7.99
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Wraps $7.99
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Sicilian Pies
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Stromboli's
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Cold Hero's $8.99
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Hot Hero's $7.99
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Wraps $7.99
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Sicilian Pies
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Address :
14466 Military Tr
Delray Beach, FL, 33484 - Phone (561) 638-6442
- Website https://www.bambinisgardenpizza.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :10:30 am - 7:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Categories
Pizza
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Carolina L.
As pizza lover and as a loyal customer of the boys, I was thought their pizza will be amazing! But I was wrong!! Their pizzas are extremely GREASY you can actually fill a shot glass with the grease from one slice and have a grease shot!! Yeah, I know it sounds unpleasant right?! Well that the same feeling you get when eating a pizza from here, you will need a thousand napkins to absorb all the grease. Greasy greeting!!!
(1)Lucia D.
This place is like a small version of a NY pizzeria w a zoo in the back and fresh made mini donuts, honey to go and lots of ice creams and they make special drinks. Busier during the day than the evenings. Pizza smells good and is pretty good. Either way it's a good fun place and the staff of nice. Once done eating visit the zoo or go pick some strawberries right next door. If you like Cracker Barrel and pizza then you should love this place. Play while you wait for your food.
(5)Mark H.
Having moved from NY to Iowa more than 30 years ago, I sorely missed genuine NY-style pizza. Finally, a restaurant (Joe's Pizza and Pasta) opened here in Ames that fills this gap. Nevertheless, whenever I come to Del Ray Beach to visit my mother, I take advantage of the large number of NY-type restaurants here to get my fill of the kind of food that I grew up on. My mother really raved about the pizza here, so I checked it out for a light dinner, and was underwhelmed. I got the two-slice special (two slices of cheese pizza plus any beverage from their case for $5.99). The pizza was, indeed, NY-style, and was served just the way it was in NY pizzerias: two slices were removed from a pie and put in the pizza oven for a few minutes to get hot. But the pizza was somewhat dry and overcooked, and the sauce wasn't great. Although other reviewers have commented on the large size of the slices, I thought they were on the smallish side; one slice had a large bubble on it that covered half the slice. I may have just hit this place on a bad night; even my mother said the pizza wasn't as good as usual. However, this may also indicate a general deterioration in quality. It's a strange thing to report that a place in Iowa has better pizza than a place in a Florida location consisting largely of NY retirees, but that seems to be the case. I'm in no particular hurry to return.
(2)Paul R.
Been living in s fl since 1987 had pizza all over the area this place takes the cake. the best pizza & subs made with the best ingredients. The staff is great. Highly recommend you won't be sorry. Then if you are in the mood for a desert Grandma's Bakery is next door. Happy eating
(5)Maria A.
A good variety, an extensive menu. Lots of yummie desserts to choose from. Will definitely go back and have a dessert only next time.
(4)Mo N.
I am just so upset, should probably just stop going there. I have been going to Bambini's since the day they opened. My sister and her family came down for a visit, we went and ordered and paid for 2 pizzas and a sub. We called the kids, and told them it was paid for, and would be ready at 5:45 . When they went to pick up, the person at the counter made them pay again, and did not give them the sub that had been ordered. After calling us, we called the store, and were told there was no sub in order . I got very upset, this was a $47 order . They finally found receipt , and pizza arrived 30 minutes later than it should have. Very frustrating and upsetting, and no one I spoke to had any idea what was going on .
(2)Steve P.
A good place for pizza. Light crust makes the reasonbly priced pizza a bit above normal. Eclectic surroundings and backyard garden featuring lots of tropical. A fun change of pace.
(3)Pam J.
Greek salad and grandmas meatball pizza with sautéed onion and peppers. Sliced meatballs on a wonderful crust sauce is great.
(5)Jeffrey D.
Like the other reviewers have said this Pizza is certainly no where near the best. I went in and I got the lunch special, 2 slices of cheese and a 20 ounce bottle of soda for $6. A great deal for sure. However the pizza is not very flavorful and does have some grease. The sauce is exceptionally sweet, to the point that it overpowers all the other flavors. The cheese itself is very bland. Happily they did not put pepper in the sauce or on the pizza like some other places do. I might go back there in a pinch but it certainly is not my first option in the Delray Beach area. Instead try Brick Oven Pizza on W. Atlantic. They too do lunch slices.
(3)James T.
Everyone within 30 miles of this restaurant knows it parent, The Boys, which calls itself a farmer's market. It is well regarded for quality and pricing. Its sister store, The Girls Strawberry U-Pick, sells strawberries and lots of other things but also features a fantastic zoo behind the store. It's a fun place to visit and the owner really deserves credit for helping these animals.. Another "sister" store is called Grandma's, which is a terrific bakery, about a block away on the same side of Military Trail. All of these stores are owned by the same people. Now we have the fourth member of the family: Bambini's Garden Pizza. I am still looking for a great pizza in this area of Boynton Beach, Delray Beach. We had expected and hoped that Bambini's would live up to its exceptional sister stores. Bambini's pizza crust is thin and really fantastic. I don't think I've had a better pizza crust, given I prefer thin crusts. However, the cheese pizza we chose had inadequate cheese and virtually no tomato sauce. I had asked for extra tomato sauce and got less than I would normally with most any other pizza! True, some folks prefer it that way, but if you want tomato sauce as a major component of taste satisfaction, this is not the place to go. Figure a basic cheese pizza at about $15 (20-inch diameter), with a fully loaded version upwards of $20. We have only tried the cheese pizza, largely because that's the one we use for an initial test at a restaurant. (Actually, we had eggplant on half of it, but the eggplant was the fried, breaded version, not plain grilled eggplant; it was a curious choice in response to a request for eggplant as a topping.) It is basically a small shop that can barely handle the demand, so calling in advance is advised. But we won't be bothering. We've had better pizza elsewhere in the area. The Boys, The Girls, and Grandmas, in distinction, are fine stores to patronize.
(2)Lisa H.
This place is more 3.5 than 4 stars, but rounding it up because it's cute, they have a zoo in the back and we love The Boys/Grandma's Bakery. We got a margherita to go. Called ahead, was told it would be ready in around half an hour. We weren't that hungry so the wait suited us just fine. We decided to drop by a couple minutes early just so we could check out The Girls general store next door (both places are actually connected on the inside). The pizzeria itself is rather tiny, with just a few tables (maybe 4?) to sit while you wait for your order or maybe to grab a quick slice. There's a larger dining area next door inside The Girls, where you can order a pizza and sample Grandma's desserts (try the key lime pie!), milkshakes or ice cream. Very vintage vibe, a little kitschy, but I liked it. We finally got our pie and headed home. It was definitely not the best pizza I've ever had (but I've been to Italy and ate my own weight in pizza over there) but it's a decent option in the area. It's honest. We would definitely be open to ordering from them again (Hawaiian pizza! My fave!) or eating on site next time - for the experience. And as opposed to what other reviewers pointed out, our pizza wasn't that greasy at all, but the crust was certainly tasty.
(4)Mercury O.
This place gets 5 stars because 1. The pizza is so good it's ridiculous. Fresh ingredients like the roasted veggie slice make the perfect bite with the NY thin crust that holds up and doesn't wilt. The hot sandwiches are fresh and taste like homemade and served on a perfect baked to a state of soft warm bread on inside, and a nice light crunch on the outside. Dean Martin meatball hero is my favorite non-pizza item (so far). 2. The people who run the show are a very nice and friendly family. 3. The establishment is clean and has eclectic and vintage treasures to look at or buy. Music plays in the background to match the style of the restaurant. 4. Fully loaded ice cream parlor right on site that makes killer strawberry shortcake dessert. In 15 years living in Florida, I have had pizza maybe 15 times, beause it was rare I would find a good NY slice of pizza made perfectly and worth the calories and carbs. Well, now I eat pizza 1 to 2 times a week at Bambini's. You gotta go if you are looking for a delicious slice of regular or Sicilian.
(5)Keith L.
New go to spot for a great pie! Amazing crust and fresh toppings. The meatball and chicken parm subs are incredible as well. My daughter loves the animals and garden in the back. Fun atmosphere and great food. Never a bad combination. See you guys soon.
(5)K P.
Had the Sicilian and regular slices to go. Very, very good. Crispy yet chewy crust. Only gripe I had was when I picked out the Sicilian it was because it looked fresh and yummy on the tray. When I got home I saw it was a bait and switch tactic where I got older slices of Sicilian that were slightly burnt, but it was still good upon heating them up.
(4)Don R.
Great place for incredible pizza and food at great prices. Entertaining for all ages with the paradise out back with so many talking birds and a petting farm.
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