Bellagio Pizzeria Fires Up Ovens at New East Farmingdale Location |
The beloved local spot has moved from Airport Plaza to Melville Road, bringing its signature pizza and Italian dishes to a fresh address. |

A new era has begun for a local favorite in East Farmingdale.
Bellagio Pizzeria Restaurant & Catering has officially relocated, firing up its ovens at a new home: 1249 Melville Road.
This move marks a fresh start for the pizzeria, which was a longtime staple for shoppers and locals at Airport Plaza.
The new establishment takes over the space formerly occupied by Talluci's Pizzeria, which recently closed its doors.
It's a bittersweet moment for some, but the transition ensures that great local pizza remains a fixture in the neighborhood.
The community has already rolled out the welcome mat, with the Farmingdale Chamber of Commerce celebrating the grand reopening with a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony.
This event served as a significant vote of confidence from local officials and residents who came to welcome Bellagio to its updated location.
For those unfamiliar, Bellagio is known for being more than just another pizza joint.
Its menu is a deep dive into Italian comfort food, from fresh handmade pizza pies to classic pasta dishes, tacos, and hearty entrees.
The team promises the same commitment to quality that earned them a loyal following.
For many in the community, the new Bellagio Pizzeria is already considered a welcome addition to the East Farmingdale dining scene, strengthening the area's reputation for great neighborhood eats. |
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