Pino's Pizza

We have been to this place dozens of times over the last twenty years, this past visit, the first in over five years is still above average. The bbq chicken pizza would be great if the bbq sauce was good, it is not tasty at all. The rigatoni w chicken and bacon however was something better than Olive Garden could do, it was a masterpiece, if they added a bit more seasoning it would be divine.

Decent food, better folks. Personally, pizzas and calzones/strombolis were a bit dry to my liking (unless you count the grease). Did takeout. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. Feels a bit more like a pub atmosphere with the lighting and decor vs. family friendly but not necessarily a bad thing.

Pino’s Pizza is nothing short of a culinary masterpiece disguised as a pizza joint—though calling it a “joint” almost feels like an insult! From the moment you step inside, you are transported to the heart of New York City itself, thanks to the jaw-dropping Statue of Liberty standing proudly in the middle of the dining room. The ambiance is pure magic, blending impeccable décor with an atmosphere so inviting it feels like a five-star fine dining experience rather than your average pizza place. Now, let’s talk about the pizza—oh, the pizza! A perfect 10 out of 10 doesn’t even begin to describe the explosion of authentic New York flavors in every bite. The crust is perfection, the cheese melts like a dream, and the sauce bursts with that classic, rich tomato goodness that only true New York

Pino's is joke when it comes to italian food. Canned mushrooms, table pepper no fresh cracked pepper. Heated up sub roll for dinner rolls, bagged salad, olive oil blend. The server was really nice but other than that so pissed i have to pay for ordinary. What Italian restaurant have you ever been to that plays radio country music. Smh

Stopped in after a soccer game. There was only one other table eating in the whole restaurant. My daughter had a frappe with her when we sat down. After we all ordered water to start, I guess the server was upset and told management about her drink. They came over and told us we couldn’t have an outside beverage, so we all left and took our business somewhere much more appealing and welcoming. Guess the loss of a soda purchase was worth it to them to lose a whole table of business.