Mario's Restaurant

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Listed below are links to reviews of Mario's Restaurant from around the web. dinesite.com review (for location at 2342 Arthur Ave) [report bad link] [more from dinesite] "Since 1919, 5 generations of the Migliucci family have maintained a high standard of old-fashioned elegance at this fine trattoria. Whereas the nightly specials reflect resourceful creativity, the regular menu has traditional items like fettucine Alfredo,..." nymag.com review (for location at 2342 Arthur Ave) [report bad link] [more from nymag] "Opened in 1919 as a pizzeria before growing into a favorite of campaigning politicos and Italian-American celebs on tour, Mario's is one of the longtime anchors of Arthur Avenue. Its décor is proudly excessive, with arches and columns cutting through the..." offthebroiler.wordpress.com review (for location at 2342 Arthur Ave) [report bad link] [more from offthebroiler.wordpress] "On Arthur Avenue, I have my usual destinations — The Arthur Avenue Retail Market, Madonia Bakery, Borgatti’s fresh pasta, Roberto’s restaurant, and Full Moon Pizza. It’s a routine that I’ve been going through for about fiftee..." search.cityguide.aol.com review (for location at 2342 Arthur Ave) [report bad link] [more from search.cityguide.aol] "For 82 years, this colorful, homey restaurant (memorialized by Mario Puzo in the novel The Godfather) has been serving fresh Neapolitan food from the same Belmont location in the heart of the Bronx's Little Italy. Large neighborhood families on a first-na..." 8 reviews   sliceny.com review (for location at 2342 Arthur Ave) [report bad link] [more from sliceny] "I arrived at Mario's one scorching summer day just before noon, weak from hunger. I looked at the menu, full of classic red-sauce, Neapolitan-American items...." tripadvisor.com review (for location at 2342 Arthur Ave) [report bad link] [more from tripadvisor] "On the advice of Fordor's 2007, we decided to make the jaunt to Arthur Avenue to see the "Real Little Italy". We needed the train to Fordham Avenue and the 12 to Arthur Avenue, but it was worth the trip...." Are we missing a review of this restaurant on the web? Click here to let us know.