Beloved Brooklyn pizzeria Di Fara now delivers nationwide
Wildly-popular pizza haunt Di Fara is making its pies available for delivery across the country, a partnership with food delivery company Goldbelly.
Customers usually wait several hours to sample the pizzas made by owner and chef Dom De Marco, who used to take part in every single step in the preparation process. For now, Di Fara will only sell two kinds of pizzas through Goldbelly — the classic Neapolitan pizza and the Sicilian square pizza. The former is available as a four-pack and the latter as a two-pack and both are retailing for $83. The famed pizzas will be available on Goldbelly starting 12 p.m. ET today.
Though part of the charm of Di Fara is to go to Midwood and wait in line, apparently over the years the pizzeria has received more than 20,000 requests for the pizzas to be shipped, according to Time Out New York. “There’s not a day that passes that someone doesn’t ask us on the phone or email to deliver. They’ll tell us, ‘I’ll pay all the money in the world,’” Margaret Mieles, Di Fara’s manager and one of De Marco’s children, tells Time Out.
Aside from the original Midwood location — which opened in 1965 — Di Fara also has a Williamsburg food hall outpost. Earlier this year, the pizzeria briefly shuttered over unpaid taxes, and has previously been closed by the NYC Health Department for cleanliness issues including live mice. But it’s popularity has never waned, and customers have come to Di Fara’s rescue time and again.
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