Lucoli

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A vegan lucoli (folded pizza) purchased February 2020. It was one of three types of lucolis labelled as vegan on the menu. at Lucoli in Red Hook

Lucoli
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Veg-options

Lacto

Pizza

Italian

Take-out

Non-veg

Serves meat, vegan options available. Pizzeria offering vegan cheese and vegetables as toppings. NOTE: Oct 2019 reported limited vegan options - please send updates. Open Thu-Sun 3:00pm-8:00pm. Closed Mon - Wed.

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7476 S Broadway, Red Hook, New York, USA, 12571
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4 Reviews

First Review by foodfirst

jlbennett12

Points +20

Vegan

09 Nov 2025

Wood fired vegan options - Edit

There are well marked vegan options on the menu and all are tasty albeit a bit oily. Zatar bread and soup also very good. Quick service!

Pros: Wood fired, Options, Quick cooking times

Cons: No indoor seating

foodfirst

Points +776

Vegan

10 Feb 2020

Great vegan pizza and other dishes! - Edit

This is a small, casual pizza place with some tables and a stream of people coming in for to-go orders. According to the proprietor-chef, who got his start by specializing in restaurant ovens, the pies served here are modeled after dishes eaten in many places in southern Europe. One can choose from a variety of great vegetable toppings, including broccoli, spinach, and mushrooms. The crusts on their vegan pizzas and lucoli (a folded, personal-size, thin-crust pizza) are crumbly and white-cracker-like-rather than chewy and thick. The tomato and tahini sauces in my lucoli had good flavor.

I recently ate at this restaurant for the first time in maybe a couple of years. The current menu designates vegan items with a "V." The dishes labelled "V" on the current menu were in the "Lucoli" section and were among the more expensive dishes at $15. Mine was delicious. Lucoli's lentil soup and many of its pizzas used to be described by the restaurant personnel as vegan. These items are not shown as vegan in the new menu! I did not bother to ask why.

The restaurant itself is notable for its large ovens. It is located well back from the road, behind a natural foods store and an office building containing a bookstore and a branch of a credit union. There is no customer bathroom at the restaurant.

Updated from previous review on 2018-08-17

Pros: great, tasty Southern European dishes

Cons: no customer bathroom, Not 100 percent vegetarian or vegan