Worth it
Nearly every ingredient is imported from Italy, including the olive oil that douses every pie after it emerges from the oven before being crowned with freshly-cut basil.

Worth it, says Antonina. Opened in 1965 to Italian immigrant Dom De Marco, Di Fara has been a labor of love for more than 50 years.
Everything I’ve written about Di Fara on New York Dearest, in one place. It’s on two of my lists, Best pizza in Brooklyn and Best pizza in New York. Below you’ll find every list it’s on with what I wrote there. At the end, where to find every location.
Nearly every ingredient is imported from Italy, including the olive oil that douses every pie after it emerges from the oven before being crowned with freshly-cut basil.
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