Check Linda's Pizza Hours in the Bronx

Linda's Pizza is a Bronx pizzeria at 729 East Tremont Avenue in New York. Check Linda's Pizza hours before choosing a meal time: the asset lists 11 AM to 9 PM from Monday through Friday and 11 AM to 8:30 PM on Saturday and Sunday. The useful decision is not simply whether you want pizza, but whether this broad menu and its reported service trade-offs suit the meal you are planning.

The restaurant's description includes pies, gyros, pasta, fried chicken, seafood, desserts and several kinds of drinks. Its price information lists pizzas from $13.95 and heros from $10.95, giving you two starting points rather than a complete bill. Confirm the current total and check every item is the practical takeaway: the asset's review summary records complaints about waits, missing food and unexpected pricing, alongside older neighborhood affection.

The recorded rating is 3.9 out of 5 from 224 reviews, so read the detailed concerns as well as the headline score. No wait length, reservation policy or parking arrangement is established here. If you are deciding between a pie and another meal format, compare the menu choices below, then use the phone number to confirm anything the saved information cannot settle.

Address: 729 East Tremont Avenue, Bronx, New York.
Monday through Friday: 11 AM to 9 PM.
Saturday and Sunday: 11 AM to 8:30 PM.
Phone: (718) 583-4282.
Recorded rating: 3.9 out of 5, with 224 reviews.
Listed starting prices: pizzas from $13.95; heros from $10.95, in US dollars.
Price caveat: these are starting figures, not a complete order total.
Planning gaps: the asset does not establish a reservation policy, parking details, holiday exceptions or an exact wait time; confirm those before relying on them.

Start by choosing the kind of meal you actually want rather than treating every option as interchangeable. The asset lists calzones, gyros, pasta, burgers and seafood alongside pizza, while its description also names halal fried chicken and hot heros. That makes the menu worth comparing when different people want different dishes, but it does not prove that every item is available at the moment you arrive. Ask about the particular choices you intend to order.

For a budget comparison, use the listed starting prices as a baseline: a pizza begins at $13.95 and a hero at $10.95 in the saved price information. Those figures do not describe sizes, toppings, add-ons or an all-inclusive meal, so request the complete amount for your own selection before paying. A lower starting figure alone cannot tell you which order is better value for your appetite.

If you want something sweet, the description includes flan, milkshakes and bubble tea. Treat them as options to ask about, not a promise of a particular flavor or stock level. This approach suits someone weighing a familiar pie against a broader meal; it does not replace a current menu or establish ingredient and dietary guarantees.

The main caution in the saved feedback concerns order accuracy, not a documented rule about how you must buy. Customers report missing items, long waits and unexpected pricing, and the review summary also records criticism of food quality. Those are attributed experiences in the asset, rather than a prediction that your own visit will go wrong. Older local affection is recorded too, but it is not a reason to ignore the more specific concerns.

Before paying, repeat the dishes and quantities you want and ask for the final amount. When the food is handed over, match the items against what you requested while you can still raise a question. If you are adding drinks or a dessert, include those in the check instead of assuming a main dish makes the order complete. These are planning suggestions drawn from the reported problems, not an invented store procedure.

The description specifically mentions complaints about mushy pasta and sauces, so do not turn menu breadth into a blanket quality endorsement. Someone working to a tight meal schedule may want to ask about the expected wait before committing. The asset supplies no measured preparation time or refund policy, and neither the numerical rating nor a photograph can fill those gaps.

Use the day of your visit to set the first boundary. The recorded weekly schedule opens at 11 AM every day, with a 9 PM close on weekdays and an 8:30 PM close at weekends. Saturday and Sunday therefore have a half-hour shorter evening window than Monday through Friday. The data does not supply kitchen cutoff times, holiday changes or a time when service is guaranteed to be quicker.

If dinner is the plan, confirm service before relying on the closing time. A listed close is not evidence that every dish can still be ordered just before it. Call (718) 583-4282 to ask about your intended arrival and the food you want, especially if the reported waits would affect another commitment. There is no verified quiet period here, so a claim that an early lunch or a particular weekday avoids queues would go beyond the asset.

You can save a meal reminder in Karpo after choosing a suitable day, but the reminder is not a restaurant reservation. Keep the shorter weekend schedule in mind when setting it. For a different meal idea, use the five related Pages at the end as separate reading options, not as a promised walking route, a live availability comparison or a guarantee that another venue is open.

What are Linda's Pizza hours?
The recorded schedule is 11 AM to 9 PM on Monday through Friday, and 11 AM to 8:30 PM on Saturday and Sunday. These are weekly opening times, not verified holiday hours or a promise about last orders.

Where is the restaurant, and how can you call?
The saved address is 729 East Tremont Avenue in the Bronx, New York, and the phone number is (718) 583-4282. Use those details to identify the restaurant and ask about the meal you are planning.

How much do pizzas and heros start at?
The asset lists pizzas from $13.95 and heros from $10.95 in US dollars. It does not provide a full priced menu or a final total for your selection, so verify the amount rather than treating either figure as universal.

Can you compare calzones with other menu choices?
Yes: the description and category tags include that option alongside gyros, pasta, seafood and burgers. Hot heros and halal fried chicken are also named. The list describes menu range, not guaranteed stock or dietary certification for the whole restaurant.

Does the menu include bubble tea and desserts?
The description names that drink, milkshakes and flan. It does not establish flavors, sizes, prices for each item or current availability. If one of those choices is the reason for your visit, ask whether it is available before making plans around it.

What do the rating and reviews tell you?
The recorded score is 3.9 out of 5 from 224 reviews. The summary flags order accuracy, waiting and food-quality concerns, while noting historical appreciation. Read those attributed experiences alongside the score rather than treating either as a guarantee.

Do you need a reservation or a prepaid booking?
A reservation requirement or booking process is not established by the asset. Do not assume a booking is necessary or available. Calling the restaurant can clarify your intended visit; saving a Karpo reminder does not reserve a table or place an order.

Is parking or a delivery fee confirmed?
No parking arrangement or delivery-fee policy is established in the saved facts. Do not rely on a particular space, free delivery or a quoted fee without confirmation. The recorded phone number is a starting point for checking those practical details.

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