Carluccio's Pizza Opens New Location In Atlantic City NJ

Do you love Italian food? I'm always in the mood for a delicious and awesome Italian dish. There are so many reasons to simply love Italian cooking, from the rich flavors to the fresh and traditional ingredients. I could have pasta for dinner 7 days a week!

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One of my favorite Italian restaurants in all of South Jersey is getting a brand new location according to the Press of Atlantic City. Get ready and make sure to bring your appetite to Carluccio's as they bring their signature coal-fired pizza inside Bally's Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City. The new location is now open seven days a week for lunch and dinner.

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Our studios are located right down the road from the original Carluccio's location on New Road in Northfield. I love going there for lunch when I get that craving for pasta or pizza which usually happens more than a couple of times every week.

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Carluccio's originally opened in 2012 and were featured on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives with Guy Fieri. I do love their famous Grandma Pie which features chunky San Marzano tomato sauce, homemade mozzarella, fresh basil, oregano, and EVOO.

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I will definitely try Carluccio's brand new location the next time I'm at Bally's in Atlantic City!

source: pressofatlanticity.com

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