What are the top rated restaurants in Commack where I can eat Crema di Pomodoro?

The most popular Crema di Pomodoro restaurants in Commack are: Taormina Kiran Palace Ara Greek Restaurant And Bar

How much does on average costs Crema di Pomodoro

On average Crema di Pomodoro costs $5.2. Depending on ingredients and location that price can be a lot different.

Crema di Pomodoro Restaurants in Commack

The best places in Commack to eat Crema di Pomodoro. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Commack who offer this dish to eat out or take away.

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Taormina

4.4

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4.4

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City: Commack, 34 Veterans Memorial Highway, 11725, Commack, United States

"We love Taormina and have been going there since it opened over 25+ years ago. All around the best Italian food in town, we have even spent holidays there as well as catering special occasions, the food is excellent. It is family run with pride and love for what they do it comes across with each meal they serve."

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Kiran Palace

City: Commack, 6092 Jericho Tpke, Commack I-11725-2806, United States

"Great Indian food. Not crowded. Spacious seating. Not upscale... but very comfortable and with a wide variety of Indian cuisine."

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Ara Greek Restaurant And Bar

4.1

City: Commack, 2 Henry St, Commack I-11725-5423, United States

"Ara is located in a detached building in a shopping center parking lot, a very large, simply furnished restaurant with high ceilings and tables amply spaced apart. Modern Greek decor. The cook here offers a slightly different twist on traditional Greek cuisine. I've been eating in Greek restaurants for 40 years and I'm always looking forward to a glass of retsina with my meal. I was surprised to find that there was no retsina wine on the menu and I'm tied up why they don't offer it. That was the first Greek restaurant I've ever been, not offering Retsina. Instead I ordered Vidiano Greek white wine, dry, slightly sweet and very satisfying. I also love a Horiatiki salad. But I was put off by grilled onions instead of raw onions. I have eaten many versions of Horiatiki salad. But grilled onions should be on a hamburger, not a raw vegetable Greek salad. I didn't order it. Excellent bread with olive oil appeared immediately. The Avgolemono soup was also not traditional, but clearly homemade and different from the typical version. Not much rice and not creamy. But it was very good. The Gyro plate was also a surprise: it was deconstructed. A huge portion of meat, grilled pita bread cut into small triangles, sour cream, plenty of salad and tomatoes dressed salad, and a side of gigantic white beans garnished in tomato sauce, with feta. The parts were huge. I took half of my meal home, service was friendly and attentive until the last 20 minutes at the end of the meal. The waiter disappeared. A woman from an adjacent table finally came up and looked for our waiter to get our cheques. He appeared a few minutes later. I'm a traditional guy. To be fair, Ara's menu offers a number of other tempting decisions. But I always prefer simple classic Greek cuisine and wine. Changes are good when it is an improvement. Otherwise I prefer to wear well prepared classics."

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