Taste of Dolly’s

Solid argentine pizza, which is hard to find these days.
$ 20 for an «argentine» pizza fresh baked very good for sure I can’t complain. Thick first tomato sauce, ham, olives and roasted red pepper you just can’t go wrong.

Great tasting pizza in Corona. Obviously people will argue of where you can find the best pizza but let’s be realistic, Pizza overall is great! Good seasoning, good amount of cheese and crust not too hard, what’s not to love. I’ve brought my kids here a couple of times, they love it, kid approved!

Pizza too salty and owner gets annoyed if you don’t speaka panish !! Is Corona still part of NY? YOU SPEAK ENGLISH, B**** !!! Thank god for McDonald’s on Main Street.

I’ve gotten pizza here numerous times. It’s kind of nice that they give you a liter of soda with any large pie that you order. The pizza crust is pretty hard and the pizza itself is a bit salty. Not the best pizza but, it’s convenient.

Delicious hot food and pizza is so so. Go for the chicken parm or the hot food won’t regret. Big portions

Who knew, Argentinians can do pizza pretty well! I was starving so I ordered 2 slices, mushroom and chicken. I walked out stuffed. Nice thin, crispy crust… not really the quintessential New York slice, but I like my pizza crispy and burnt ala New Haven style anyway.
Price was pretty fair too. A lot of people seemed to be eating the Argentinian specialties, which all looked really good. If I ever find myself back around here (I’m never in Corona) I’ll have to try some!

Best pizza in Corona! Might be the best pizza in the corona/​flushing area. There are not many pizza shops in the community. The going rate for pizza is 2.25 for a slice. A pie w/​soda is 13.95. Ask for a fresh pie when ordering. You can taste the difference of a fresh pie. the staff are nice. The shop is nearby so I usually pick it up. Great spot to eat lunch if you are visiting flushing meadow park.

I come here because it is a stone’s throw away from the 7 train station, but that’s about it. I’ve had their burger and fries and their pizza and neither one of these things really caught my attention.
The two times that I have come here, the people behind the counter have spoken to me as though I were a regular. The reason I give this three stars is because I don’t get that «we’re here to serve something clean to you» feeling from this joint, but instead get a no-​frills «we’re here to get you full» feeling, which is understandable and respectable. The area where this is is mostly residential, and this definitely livens it up a little bit.
I have not tried any of the «Argentinean» dishes, but they do seem pretty appetizing. As my reviews may show you, I am pretty big on Argentinean food and I wasn’t entirely convinced by the graphic depiction of the dishes. I am also not quite sure who, exactly, is Argentinean at this place, but the name of the country is on the awning, so someone must be.

I used to go to Tony’s pizzeria, which is not that far from this place but after many years the quality of their pizza began to decline. So I went on a pizza hunt and one day I found this place. I walked in and the guy behind the counter greeted me like if I had been going there for many years (one of the ups of going to a place that is ran by Hispanics). I walked up to the counter I looked at all their selections and they had a lot of delicious looking pizza. Now for me, I base my review of a pizzeria based on their plain cheese pizza. If I don’t like their plain pizza, I won’t try anything else. So I ordered a slice of plain cheese pizza.
When I saw the pizza go into the oven I knew it was going to be good. The bread looked very thin so I knew it would come out just how I like it. The man took it out of the oven and I saw the pizza fold down. My mouth began to water. Had I found the pizza that I have long been wanting? I ran to my house to taste the pizza. As I took a bite the cheese began to ooze all over the place. Heaven. The crust wasn’t very hard — it was just right. This cheese pizza was PERFECT.
Ever since that day I’ve been only eating pizza from here. I’ve had a calzon from here — not the best I ever had but it was pretty good. I also had a taste of their pineapple pizza, pepperoni pizza and sausage pizza. I can say any of these would satisfy a pizza lover.
If you’re hungry and need to grab a bite, this is the place to go to. I recommend this pizza to anyone. Perfect for parties and just for yourself — sometimes you need to be greedy and not show people places like these so you can always have a place of your own. Hahaha. Don’t miss out on Corona’s best pizza. Sorry Tony but you have been a disappointment over the last few years.

It’s a Pizza and paste restaurant nearby the New York Hall of Science that makes it great if you spend a day out with your family or you’ve gone to the Maker Faire but don’t want to spend so much money on their overpriced money (which is what I did).
I ordered a dinner plate with pasta and chicken. I believe it was lemon chicken and the pasta was pretty good. One of my siblings had the rice and beef. While the beef was pretty good, the rice was meh. Basically tasted like something you would cook at home but worst but okay for the price and not having the option of your kitchen nearby.
Depending on what you order, the prices run cheap to moderate. They have a lunch special for $ 6.95 (for a small plate) and $ 8.95 (for a large plate). Free delivery with $ 10 minimum.

Service trumps quality anytime with me. I took 20 kids and 10 adults from a volunteer event out at the Queens Hall of Science and the owner Luis and staff were more than accommodating to my requests. The pizza is standard fare, but it’s the services that will bring the kids back to this pizzeria. Also, I notice the ethic food as well to be quite appetizing. Conveniently located off the 110^th Street 7, this pizzeria makes a daunting task of feeding 30 people easy!