Best Pizza Restaurants in White Plains

Real videos of Pizza Restaurants in White Plains — 3 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. $CasualFamily-friendlyQuick-serviceLate-night hoursHomemade garlicSicilian pizza

    About the venue

    Nesto's Pizza & Deli, established locally, offers classic New York-style pizza and a variety of Italian deli favorites. Located on Tarrytown Road, it's popular for its late-night hours and extensive menu including subs and calzones. The casual setting attracts both families and local regulars, making it a hub for the community. Specialties include the Sicilian slice and homemade garlic knots, perfect for a quick bite.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a dessert pizza topped with strawberries, chocolate sauce, and powdered sugar. The camera remains static, focusing closely on the pizza throughout the duration.

    24 Tarrytown Rd

  2. $$EclecticModernStylishFusion cuisineHandmade pastasCurated wine

    About the venue

    TVB by Pax Romana in White Plains offers a unique dining experience combining Italian cuisine with elements inspired by traditional Taiwanese flavors since its opening in 2020. The eclectic menu includes dishes like braised pork belly and handmade pastas, all served in a stylish setting. Diners appreciate the fusion of flavors in the beautifully plated dishes, alongside a curated wine list. This modern eatery draws in food enthusiasts eager to explore a distinctive culinary journey in Westchester County.

    What the videos show

    The video starts with a close-up shot of a pizza topped with chicken, cheese, and vegetables. The camera then pans down to show a bowl of red sauce and lemon wedges on a wooden board. Finally, the camera pans further down to reveal a pile of fried calamari rings.

    171 E Post Rd

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    What the videos show

    The video opens with a close-up of a fish and chips meal in a white styrofoam container on a wooden table, followed by a smooth pan to reveal a pizza box with a pizza topped with black olives, green peppers, and basil leaves. The camera then lifts to show the restaurant's logo on the box, before panning right to display a calzone in a cardboard container with two small sauce cups. The shot continues to move, revealing the interior of the restaurant: a bar area with stools, a TV screen, a wall-mounted menu, and a neon sign reading 'Gusto.' The final frame shows a window with a view of the street outside. The only spoken line is a brief 'you' at 10–12 seconds, likely part of a voiceover or off-screen dialogue. The entire sequence is static and observational, with no human presence, movement, or interaction beyond the food and environment. The video is shot in a horizontal (landscape) orientation, resembling broadcast or stock footage.

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