Federici's Family Restaurant

"I normally would not be this negative but wow this place is professionally awful. Linguine and clams ( red sauce ) looks like dog food literally boiled linguine and put a can of clams forgot it’s gets clams or sauce . Got a large pizza also was hoping it would be somewhat redeemable since it’s hard to mess up pizza …the dough uncooked and crust burned you honestly have to try to be this bad. By the way all that 40$ that’s robbery and these guys all take cash the audacity this place had to serve food. Save your money drive 5 minutes Mateo’s you will at least eat some good food."

"Best pizza in the area! Must try if you are in the area. Great ambiance, awesome food and exceptional service."

"It was our first time here and it just makes you want to bring your whole your family to experience their great pizza and their salad dressing (which is absolutely crack). Service is great, prices are great and our server Rylee was really funny and welcoming. Also, bathrooms were clean! I can see why you’d want to keep coming back!"

"It was my first time at Federici’s today. I waited so long to try it because I never thought I’d like a pie that was paper thin. It was like pizza on a Matzoh cracker. It ended up being very good! The pizza is not filling at all, and I ended up eating an entire small pie myself. My pie had a good cheese to sauce ratio. The only complaint is they were skimpy on the olive topping considering their toppings are a higher price than most pizza places. I ordered the cannoli for dessert, and it was good. It definitely wasn’t worth $10! It was good, but not amazing where I’d spend $10 for it. I recommend Federici’s in Freehold for their delicious thin crust pizza!"

"Thin crust pizza is delicious! There was too much cheese imo but still a delicious pie. We got the chicken Parm vodka pizza. The service was excellent. We sat outside. The outdoor seating on main street is very enjoyable on a nice day. The house salad dressing is awesome. It's a comfort food type of place but you know what you're getting and it's an enjoyable experience. If you want true Italian food, go around the corner to Solo. But if you want thin crust pizza and a more simple meal, this place is great."