
Experience the rich flavors of Italy right here in New York at Tuscan Hills. Established in 2009, this renowned Italian and pizza restaurant offers an authentic dining experience inspired by the heart of Tuscany. Guests can savor traditional recipes crafted with fresh ingredients, from classic pasta dishes to gourmet pizzas baked to perfection. Located on Queens Boulevard in Forest Hills, Tuscan Hills provides a taste of Italy that is both genuine and unforgettable.
Rustic, yellow-walled exposed-brick trattoria with an open kitchen serving Northern Italian eats.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 110-60 Queens Blvd, Forest Hills, NY 11375
Phone: (718) 487-4500
Website: http://www.tuscanhillsnyc.com/
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Reviews
We had a reservation and were seated promptly. The staff was extremely helpful and attentive throughout the evening, and the host was absolutely amazing — warm, welcoming, and engaging. A special touch that really elevated the night was when the host personally cut open the Caciucco alla Livornese tableside, adding a bit of flair and making the experience feel even more authentic and memorable.
For appetizers, we shared the pane al pomodoro, insalata di campo, and arancini (ham and peas over fresh tomato sauce). Each dish was delicious. The pane al pomodoro was fresh and vibrant, the insalata di campo was crisp and beautifully dressed, and the arancini were perfectly crisp on the outside with a flavorful, savory filling that paired wonderfully with the tomato sauce.
For our entrées, I had the eggplant rigatoni (Rigatoni alla Norma), which was outstanding — perfectly cooked pasta, tender eggplant, and a rich, balanced sauce that brought everything together beautifully. My father-in-law and fiancé both ordered the Caciucco alla Livornese, and they couldn’t stop raving about it. The seafood was incredibly fresh, the broth was deeply flavorful, and the presentation (especially with the tableside touch) made it even more special.
We paired dinner with a Sauvignon Blanc called The Little Sheep, which was crisp, refreshing, and complemented the seafood and pasta perfectly.
Dessert was the perfect ending to the meal — cannoli with a creamy, lightly sweet filling and crisp shells, a rich and indulgent pistachio cheesecake, and a silky panna cotta that was smooth and delicately flavored.
Overall, Tuscan Hills delivered an exceptional dining experience from start to finish. Between the outstanding food, thoughtful service, and welcoming atmosphere, it was a perfect Restaurant Week dinner. We will absolutely be back!
I enjoy their food. Especially their specialty with the seafood with a baked bread.
Service is good. They are always changing our dishes and the food comes fast.
Ambiance can be great. Easy on the ear to talk.
I emailed the owner directly, expressing how surprised I was by both the presentation and the overall quality of the eggplant parm hero I received. My message was polite and constructive. I offered honest, gentle feedback in hopes it might help improve their presentation and product quality for future customers. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing enough that I won’t be returning and I couldn’t not tell him why that was in good conscience in hopes he could prevent losing future customers.
What I had hoped for, at the very least, was an acknowledgment or an apology. But this owner took no accountability and exhibited a total lack of professionalism. So here I am, leaving a review with a photo of my atrocious eggplant parm hero. Eggplant, barely anything on it, literally looks like he fished it out of the garbage. I guess they’re really penny pinching when it comes to the lunch specials.
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First time I went the food was AMAZING.. we ordered a Buffalo Mozzarella cheese Stuffed ravioli in a pesto olive oil sauce. That was amazing very tasteful not too salty. My son had a personal Pan pizza and my daughter had Plain fettuccine With crispy chicken. They bring out really good bread with a salty dipping oil. It seems like it was like Minced black olives with Olive oil, That was really good salty but tasteful. One thing I really gotta give to them that I haven’t Mentioned is their incredibly delicious tiramisu.. It was creamy perfect sweetness melts in your mouth 10 out of 10. And I’m gonna tell you something I am not a big fan of tiramisu, but this was just amazing.
The bill wasn’t crazy But after going home, we saw that the waitress double charged us for two orders of Fettuccine. I mean it was $14 extra. I was a little peeved, but I got over it.
The second time I went there, I ordered the Penne à la vodka with sautéed chicken And my wife ordered the chicken Parm with penne pasta. My dish was OK but my wife’s dish was terrible. The chicken was way overdone and rubbery, and the cheese on top didn’t taste too good. I’ll probably won’t come back here for a while maybe a year or two. But overall, I highly advise to try the stuffed Ravioli with buffalo mozzarella.