Anthony and Pam Page, after a long and successful career with fine dining restaurants have opened Verona Ristorante in Farmingdale, as both your hosts, and owners.

Establishing a fine italian restaurant on Long Island which caters to any occasion, including romantic dinners, business luncheons, and catered affair is their dream - now come true.  Occasions like Easter, Mothers Day and Fathers Day are Anthony and Pam's favorite times for offering special menus of their innovative Italian Dishes and desserts, and special dining packages.

Danielle Page, eldest daughter of the Page family, developed the theme for Verona Ristorante from Shakespeare's romantic Verona, Italy, as brought to life  in "Romeo and Juliet".  Siblings Taylor and Anthony also assist with the operation of  the busy, centrally located Long Island restaurant.

Verona Ristorante is recognized as one of New York’s best restaurants, and has won several local diners’ awards, including Best New Restaurant on Long Island, 2007, from News Channel 12, Long Island, New York.

Anthony Page, owner and host, established the success of Restaurant Firenze, in Manhattan, New York City, before conceiving the now-popular Verona Ristorante, in Farmingdale, NY.

Recently opening the doors at Verona Ristorante, Anthony and his wife Pam have already attained regional acclaim preparing fine dining in Farmingdale, NY, sharing their innovative Mediterranean cuisine with Farmingdale residents.

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At Verona Ristorante we follow strict standards on service, quality and presentation. We use only the finest ingredients in all of our dishes to ensure that every meal we serve is delicious and healthful.

We encourage you to visit our restaurant and experience our international Mediterranean cuisine, and we look forward to greeting you here at Verona Ristorante!

Call 516-249-0000 for more information and to make reservations.  Reserve your table early for your special Mother's Day Dinner.  Click here for on line reservations to Verona Ristorante.

--Anthony and Pam Page