Jackson Heights Life

As a little side note, my wife and I were looking at Pagliccio to throw a party this spring. We liked the idea of having an outdoor space and using their big table and maybe was hoping they would let us bring some beer or wine.  We called once and left our number for the owner and never heard back.  Then we called again and the person I believed was the owner said he would call us right back, and never did. Then we stopped by to have lunch and left our number again with a gentleman who was working there who remembered we had tried calling a few days before.  Still never heard back, so we decided to move on to another place.  Strange right? You think that a restaurant would love the idea of having 30 people are so customers bringing hundreds of dollars worth of business.

I'm thinking maybe they don't have the staffing for it.  But who knows, I'll still go there for the awesome Margarita pie.  FYI, the price on the Margarita went up from 16 to 17 smackers.  Still worth it.

If they were treating other customers the same way, it's no surprise that they've closed.  I certainly wouldn't tolerate that from a restaurant.  If they refuse to deliver what you ordered, you shouldn't be charged for it.  I hope they at least refunded your order.

Looks like they have closed, sad to see them go.....
I really liked their pizza. although I was a bit curious, as I ordered a pizza to be delivered a few weeks ago, and they sent me the wrong pizza, and they would not come back with my correct order   If they do come back, I hope they improve the customer service.

That's a shame, the space was really nice.

I've got to plug Gianni's on northern blvd/82. Definitely the best pizza in town.

I agree with you Ptbass. And It also seems that anything a little unique has a hard time surviving on Northern Blvd, which is unfortunate.