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Get a FREE "Burrata" on orders over $149!
With code GRATEFUL4YOU2023

HOW THE PROMO WORKS

You MUST manually add the FREE product to your cart before checkout. It won't be added automatically.
Then, when you include $149 or more of other products, it will be discounted 100% with code:
GRATEFUL4YOU2023 (making it FREE 🥳).

1) Add "Burrata" to your cart

Handcrafted Burrata, an authentic Italian cheese, consists of mozzarella embracing a velvety heart of stracciatella and luscious heavy cream.


Totally homemade by Roberto Caporuscio.

$29.00$29.00

2) Add $149+ worth of pizza* to your order

* or any other product from the shop!

Your "Burrata" is now for FREE!

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$33.50$33.50
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$31.00$31.00
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$34.00$34.00
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$34.00$34.00

Homemade Burrata: Crafted Creamy Perfection!


Be sure to add this product to your cart and then browse our shop to select other delectable Italian cuisine.


Experience the authentic taste of Italy with our soft, creamy Burrata cheese, lovingly crafted right in the heart of NYC.

Who is Roberto Caporuscio?

Founder of Keste Pizza, Roberto Caporuscio began his authentic pizza-making skills straight from the source – Italy. Roberto was born and raised on a dairy farm in Pontinia, Italy where he first developed his culinary skills producing and selling cheese.


It was, however, in Napoli, the birthplace of pizza, where he went to study the art and craft of Neapolitan pizza with the most talented pizza masters.


After training with the best, he established two successful pizzerias in Pittsburgh, PA, then A Mano in Ridgewood, NJ, and ultimately in New York City in 2009 when he opened Kesté Pizza & Vino on Bleecker Street, followed by Don Antonio in Midtown in February, 2012.