

Since 1992, our guests have come through our doors to enjoy a well-made cocktail, a diverse selection of wines and most importantly, an unforgettable meal. It’s these elements and the intangibles that have enticed them to return again and again – our warm and welcoming atmosphere, the friendly and familiar service, the excitement and of course, the personal greeting at the door. Located just around the corner from our restaurant is our take-out and delivery store. We offer everything from salads, sandwiches, pastas and entrees to our Neapolitan style pizza, enjoy by the slice or full pies. We have our own in-house delivery system. This allows for our customers to enjoy no fee delivery and easy online ordering.
Neighborhood Italian restaurant serving up housemade pastas & wood-fired pizzas in a cozy setting.
Hours
| Sunday | 12–10 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 12–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 265-21 Union Tpke, Queens, NY 11040
Phone: (718) 347-7136
Website: http://luigisnewhydepark.com/
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Reservations: resy.comtripleseat.com
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They allowed us into the restaurant early to set up the room during which time the servers were on hand to help ✅
Guests were blown away by the outstanding family style appetizers which included Fritto Misto, House Made Fresh Mozzarella and Salumi Antipasto. We could have stopped right there and been happy ✅
Lunch included Classic Caesar and Marinated Beet salads, then Farfalle & Sausage, Chicken Parm and Prime Hanger Steak. All delicious ✅
For dessert we chose Tiramisu and NY Style Cheesecake. No complaints there ✅
As important as the food was the service. Cordial, genial, and on the mark. They waited patiently while the eulogy was delivered and made up the time with ease ✅
The Garden room, being in the rear, was quiet and unaffected by the popular, crowded, noisy dining room ✅
I would not hesitate to host another private event at Luigi’s.
Service: They are decently quick- I didn’t have to wait for our meals too too long. Although long enough to question where our food was, just not long enough to ask our waiter. They had mistakenly placed a meal in our table that weren’t for us, and it was in the house when they realized.
Food: The steak and the mashed potatoes are so divine, I still think about it today. The calamari was also good. The pasta is very hit or miss. The chicken parm was not good. But the portions are huge!!
*Update* I tried a different lunch hero because of coworkers ordering here. Had the Patsy; I’ll give it 3 stars. It tasted good but they barely gave a slice of prosciutto on each side. And the chicken cutlet was cut in half. Plus not enough ricotta and sauce was lacking. For $13 it should be much better! And once again too much bread considering the amount I got. Most likely done with this place unless I’m starving and this is the place picked at work!
After ~15 minutes, we went back inside and Danika asked us if we had a reservation. She didn’t recognize us and didn’t come outside to let us know that a table was available. The restaurant started to fill up and a backlog of folks started to jam the narrow entryway.
After waiting inside the narrow entryway this time, after another ~15 minutes Danika decided to give our table to a walk-in couple. Danika said, “It’s okay, they’re elderly people”, actually they were significantly younger than us.
All good, we weren’t starving. At ~7:30 we were seated and ordered a fried calamari app and a meatball app. Calamari was fresh and crispy, but greasy. Meatball was tender and airy, pretty good. Our 2 entrees, the papardelle with 1/2 lobster tail and a skirt steak were both surprisingly good. Pasta seemed to be a fresh pasta, 2 shrimp, 1/2 lobster tail (also same size as shrimp) was prepared in a rich orange-hued sauce. Skirt steak was pre-sliced, served medium-well (the server did not ask for a desired temperature) in an unusual sweetish-tangy sauce (maybe Marsala) served with fresh sauteed garlicky spinach and a savory polenta. A rich, brown gravy may have worked better for the med-well steak.
For dessert we had a slice of cheesecake and the tiramisu. Also both good.
The restaurant was busy for a Tuesday evening which is probably a testament to the food quality. Unfortunately with the large choices of good Italian food available in Queens and western LI, the initial CX sets the tone. Danika soured the mood, made us feel unwelcome as guests and remained nonchalant thoughout. We didn’t remember who our servers were, but no complaints about the food.
Never been here before, good food, bad front of house.