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459 Court St, Brooklyn, NY 11231
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F&F Pizzeria is a walk-in, counter-service slice shop from the Frankies Spuntino team — the two Franks, Frank Castronovo and Frank Falcinelli — in a converted garage on Court Street beside their other restaurants. Gothamist's opening dispatch was headlined 'The Franks Open A Slice Joint In Brooklyn, And Pizza Fiends Swarm.' Per that report, the line to order runs through the regular door, with 'a large open space where you can mill around while you wait for your pizza.'
The line exists because supply is capped. Gothamist reported the shop opens around noon and stays open 'until the day's dough is done' — on opening day that meant closing around 6 p.m. — with 'three dedicated F&F pizza guys' cranking out pies as fast as they can until the dough runs out. Specialty slices go first: the Sicilian sausage slice 'sold out within an hour or so of opening.'
The Infatuation frames a typical visit as a roughly 25-minute wait where you 'hope they're not sold out by the time your order comes up.' Note this is the slice counter at 459 Court St, which is walk-in only; the separate sit-down F&F Restaurant next door at 465 Court St takes reservations. damnlines has no camera at F&F, so nothing here is a live count — for a real-time read on a nearby line, use one of our Carroll Gardens / Brooklyn cameras.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
Reservations: F&F Pizzeria accepts reservations, bookable via Resy (its listed Resy venue page) or OpenTable, and reservations are recommended for busy dinner times, per search results referencing its Resy listing.
Walk-ins: F&F Pizzeria is described as walk-in friendly and a popular casual stop for pizza, though calling ahead or booking is recommended at peak times, per search results.
As reported in search results: Mon-Thu 11am-9pm, Fri-Sat 11am-10pm, Sun 11am-9pm.
The Infatuation frames a visit as roughly a 25-minute wait, adding that you 'hope they're not sold out by the time your order comes up.' damnlines has no camera at F&F, so we can't show a live count — this is reported, not measured.
Yes. Gothamist reported the Sicilian sausage slice sold out within about an hour of opening on opening day, and the shop stays open only 'until the day's dough is done.' Go earlier if you want a specific specialty slice.
The slice counter at 459 Court St is walk-in, counter-service only. The separate sit-down F&F Restaurant next door at 465 Court St takes reservations via Resy/OpenTable.
Listed hours run to about 9–10 p.m., but Gothamist notes it closes when the day's dough runs out — as early as ~6 p.m. on a busy opening day. Call ahead if you're coming late for a specific slice.
The Frankies Spuntino team — Frank Castronovo and Frank Falcinelli — per Gothamist and The Infatuation. It sits in a converted garage on Court Street beside their other Carroll Gardens spots.
Yes — per search results, F&F Pizzeria is walk-in friendly and a popular neighborhood spot, though booking ahead is suggested during peak hours.
Sources: Gothamist: The Franks Open A Slice Joint In Brooklyn, And Pizza Fiends Swarm · The Infatuation: F&F Pizzeria review (Carroll Gardens) · Time Out New York: F&F Restaurant and Bar · Resy venue page for F&F Pizzeria (via search)