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Nino’s Pizza & Subs

3.3 (118 reviews)
InexpensivePizza, Sandwiches
Closed 11:00 am - 7:30 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Good for kids

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Cheese Pizza
Jaquelin F.

I got a $4 slice of cheese pizza. It was pretty big. Crispy and hot since it was tossed in an oven/toaster to warm up. So keep in mind their food isn't "fresh out the oven," or at least from what I got. The inside is dimly lit and has seating. No complaints to be honest.

Cold Italian Sub
Katie E.

The Italian cold sub is delicious! Soft bread, full of flavor. Garlic bread was delicious. Friendly staff.

Pizza with mushrooms, sausage, and pepperoni
Marley U.

YUM! Amazing crust. Thin but not too thin. Optimal distribution of cheese, sauce, and toppings

Steak and Cheese Sub

Portions couldn't be any smaller. I used to love this place but slowly it's been getting worse and worse. Probably time to think about retiring.

Large Pepperoni Pizza

Been coming here since a child and still my favorite pizzeria. Legit Ny style big slices and delicious flavor. They always are nice and take good care of you. Can't say enough everyone should try this pizza.

Pizza!!!
Allie C.

Sausage and Cheese pizza! $4 a slice. The slices are HUGE so I thought it was worth it. Staff was friendly. Right next to the river so super fun to just eat there after a day out on the river and esplanade.

Tough BBQ Chicken Pizza

Gave this place a shot and bit the bullet. You can probably tell, but my overall experience with this place wasn't pleasant. And that really starts out with the pizza. If pizza's your "thing" and listed the sign out front in nice bold letters, then I expect it to be good. Maybe even great. Instead, I was delivered a cold, burnt and tough to eat leftover-style pie. Maybe it was the delivery. Maybe it was the pie (probably a little of both). Either way I'm stuck with this thing I don't want. Worst of all, with UberEat's delivery fees I paid $45 for the privilege of this ugly carcass and some chicken fingers. My advice? When it comes to pizza, stick to what you know works. Nino's doesn't.

Christina M.

$8 garden salad is only white part of iceberg lettuce with pale tomatoes and 3 nickel sized slices of carrot. $3 garlic cheese bread is just white bread with melted cheese. No garlic, oil, seasoning whatsoever. Photos tell everything you need to know. Too bad because I want to give them a shot instead of Upper Crust or Figs, but won't be doing that ever again.

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2 months ago

Great classic by the slice pizza. Crisp crust. Exactly what I was looking for as I afternoon toured Charles St

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This place is pretty terrible. $4.50 for a tiny slice of cheese pizza that's rather tasteless. Skip it and go somewhere else

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Favorite place for pizza in Beacon Hill. My kids always say that Nino's has the best pizza.

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