Top tier Pizza, every bite has a crunch and very tasty.
Great guy Nino!
Food: 5
owen palumbo
great food took a bit though
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Erika Torres
Every time that I go there the two girls that works there one of them I always ask for a ham and cheese Panini and she always says that they don’t have it. I don’t know if they don’t wanna make it because they’re lazy I just don’t get it. It’s every time that I go. They never have it. If they’re not doing any Panini, they should not have it in the menu I don’t get it
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
P4387ZZtoddc
Was looking for antique shops and a place to have lunch while walking up and down Charles Street. This small pizza place is where I stopped in to have lunch on that day. The front of the restaurant was covered in scafolding. I popped in and got a couple of slices of cheese pizza. The ladies working there were nice and I was able to get my order after a couple of minutes. I got two large cheese slices and a softdrink. Unsophisticated, but good for a simple and unexpensive lunch to dine in or take out.
Valerie Otto
Stopped in out of desperation to grab a bite to eat and avoid an incoming rainstorm; glad I did! This place was delicious, and the 2 women working made me the best chicken parm sub I’ve ever had. The cutlets were perfectly cooked and seasoned, the sauce? Words can’t describe. The cheese to sauce to chicken ratio, also perfect. Bottom line is that it’s not the most glamorous of places (which I prefer) but the food did not disappoint!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
alisoks
Pizza was mediocre at best; very little sauce or cheese. The pepperoni slice was just pepperoni put on a cheese slice before popping it in the oven for reheating. Staff wasn’t particularly friendly, no smiles or pleasantries. The “dining room” was brutally hot, no ventilation, you could hear the Latin music from the kitchen. Someone also started smoking weed from the kitchen while we were eating. The smell filled the “dining room,” I stepped outside for a moment and the air was clean outside. Disgusting for a restaurant. Hard pass, keep walking for a different spot.
Lino Kalayil
I was on a solo trip to Boston and I was planning on going to Paramount but it was packed, and then I went to Thinking Cup and it was also crowded. I was panicking because I didn’t know where to go, but I looked across the strip and what do I see? Nino’s Pizza. I felt like it was calling me so I walked in the cashier treated me like a normal person which felt good. I had 3 slices of the cheese pizza at a fair price and honestly I think I enjoyed this more than what I would’ve experienced at the other places I was originally planning on going. Thank you Nino’s for giving me a chill vibe during my Boston experience
Delmeshia Haynes
Ordered the eggplant sandwich. Disappointment does not begin to capture my experience. I received a dry hero with brown lettuce, old pieces (not slices) of tomato, and soggy seasonless eggplant that was likely a month old. There is no spread on this sandwich- no hummus, olive oil, nothing. This was the most thoughtless preparation of food deserving of a refund.
A great little pizza/sandwich spot- also pretty cheap, especially compared to cured next door with larger sandwiches as well.
940stephanj
Small stopover with the family in this pizzeria where we were able to have lunch at 4. 2 tables of 4 in seating, and long standing-eating along the window and the wall. Little room, then. The pizzas were very large and excellent! The pasta was very good and the panini too. Very nice staff! $100 for 4, for 1 dish and 1 drink. Small family shop that dates but nice anyway! 😁
Erika B
A delicious pizza and the steak bomb sub was superb!! The ladies that work there are all super friendly and the food was ready very quick.
Colin
Slice of pepperoni was great. Came out quickly, nice thin crust. Jarritos in the glass bottle to compliment the pizza — can’t go wrong for a quick lunch. It’s not a fancy spot, buts it’s a good spot.
Great turkey club!
Top tier Pizza, every bite has a crunch and very tasty.
Great guy Nino!
Food: 5
great food took a bit though
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Every time that I go there the two girls that works there one of them I always ask for a ham and cheese Panini and she always says that they don’t have it. I don’t know if they don’t wanna make it because they’re lazy I just don’t get it. It’s every time that I go. They never have it. If they’re not doing any Panini, they should not have it in the menu I don’t get it
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Was looking for antique shops and a place to have lunch while walking up and down Charles Street. This small pizza place is where I stopped in to have lunch on that day. The front of the restaurant was covered in scafolding. I popped in and got a couple of slices of cheese pizza. The ladies working there were nice and I was able to get my order after a couple of minutes. I got two large cheese slices and a softdrink. Unsophisticated, but good for a simple and unexpensive lunch to dine in or take out.
Stopped in out of desperation to grab a bite to eat and avoid an incoming rainstorm; glad I did! This place was delicious, and the 2 women working made me the best chicken parm sub I’ve ever had. The cutlets were perfectly cooked and seasoned, the sauce? Words can’t describe. The cheese to sauce to chicken ratio, also perfect. Bottom line is that it’s not the most glamorous of places (which I prefer) but the food did not disappoint!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Pizza was mediocre at best; very little sauce or cheese. The pepperoni slice was just pepperoni put on a cheese slice before popping it in the oven for reheating. Staff wasn’t particularly friendly, no smiles or pleasantries. The “dining room” was brutally hot, no ventilation, you could hear the Latin music from the kitchen. Someone also started smoking weed from the kitchen while we were eating. The smell filled the “dining room,” I stepped outside for a moment and the air was clean outside. Disgusting for a restaurant. Hard pass, keep walking for a different spot.
I was on a solo trip to Boston and I was planning on going to Paramount but it was packed, and then I went to Thinking Cup and it was also crowded. I was panicking because I didn’t know where to go, but I looked across the strip and what do I see? Nino’s Pizza. I felt like it was calling me so I walked in the cashier treated me like a normal person which felt good. I had 3 slices of the cheese pizza at a fair price and honestly I think I enjoyed this more than what I would’ve experienced at the other places I was originally planning on going. Thank you Nino’s for giving me a chill vibe during my Boston experience
Ordered the eggplant sandwich. Disappointment does not begin to capture my experience. I received a dry hero with brown lettuce, old pieces (not slices) of tomato, and soggy seasonless eggplant that was likely a month old. There is no spread on this sandwich- no hummus, olive oil, nothing. This was the most thoughtless preparation of food deserving of a refund.
Some of the best pizza I've had.
Restaurantji Recommends
A great little pizza/sandwich spot- also pretty cheap, especially compared to cured next door with larger sandwiches as well.
Small stopover with the family in this pizzeria where we were able to have lunch at 4. 2 tables of 4 in seating, and long standing-eating along the window and the wall. Little room, then. The pizzas were very large and excellent! The pasta was very good and the panini too. Very nice staff! $100 for 4, for 1 dish and 1 drink. Small family shop that dates but nice anyway! 😁
A delicious pizza and the steak bomb sub was superb!! The ladies that work there are all super friendly and the food was ready very quick.
Slice of pepperoni was great. Came out quickly, nice thin crust. Jarritos in the glass bottle to compliment the pizza — can’t go wrong for a quick lunch. It’s not a fancy spot, buts it’s a good spot.
People were nice too.
Delicious ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Parm
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