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Nuri’s Tavern

4.5 (84 reviews)
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Neyha D.

Great ambiance exceptional service anything you want and need Charlie is always there for you! Excellent food Made from Jet great food! Drinks are exceptional by Maddie she's wonderful

Pineapple Margarita
Corrina Q.

Loved the decor and pricing of the drinks! I got a pineapple margarita for $8 which is a steal in the downtown area. Especially since it was so good. The decor of this place is also adorable. I love that occasionally they have a DJ performing since i love EDM. However, the pizza wasn't all that it was chalked up to be. For upwards of $20 you get a personal size pizza. The flavors didn't blow me away, but it was a very solidly made pizza if you're into spending that much for tavern pizza. Maybe we just ordered not the best type of pizza they offer? Since it's tavern pizza, it's super super thin crust which I do have to give props because it's hard to achieve properly. I just felt like I would need like 5 of these pizzas to fill me up unfortunately, and my wallet would not have liked that.

Mango Lime drink
Ashlynn H.

I loved the inside of restaurant as it has a retro decor and feel. All of the staff were very friendly and helpful with us getting started as it was our first time there. It's one of the restaurants where they bring you water but you order everything else from a QR code on the table and put it on a tab that you can leave open or close out on your phone. The Mango Lime drink was delicious and a little more sour than sweet. The mozzarella sticks had the cheese pull that we all love and enjoy along with that delicious crunch from the coating. The dipping marinara sauce was a great pairing as well. For our main dish, my friend and I shared the Vodka pizza. Even though it is a medium sized pizza, the breading on the pizzas are so thin that you can definitely eat one by yourself. It is the thinnest pizza I have ever eaten which is great for eating more slices but as my friends and I realized, hard to keep the topping and sauce on the pizza without it breaking when eating. All together it was delicious with the flavors from the marinara and pesto blending and very crispy. I unfortunately didn't realize until after I left that I ordered and paid for a side of ranch but never received it which maybe is the downside to prepaying for dishes online when you sit down at a restaurant. Nevertheless, I do recommend this place for all thin sliced pizza lovers!

Vodka pizza
Colton R.

We stopped in early afternoon. The vibe reminds me of a modern take on an old school northern pizza place. Bowling and sports decor everywhere, bright but not over bearing, and a lot of room. You order via QR code, the waitress brings over water and comes around needed. You get to close your own tab when you're ready so no waiting. The Chili Crisp wings came out first. Extremely crispy and juicy, just the right kiss of heat and a light sweetness. Their ranch was definitely homemade and as good as WingStop. The Vodka pizza was outstanding. Extremely thin and crispy with a slight char on the crust, and the pesto on top was a perfect touch. My only criticism is that the extra parm they sprinkle is a bit overbearing (possibly due to the pesto already containing parm). We used the ranch from the wings to help balance it out. The food is fantastic. We will absolutely return in the future.

Vodka pie
Jose R.

Great ambiance in this place. Based on the reviews I decided to try it out and it dint disappoint. Ordering is all online. Quick service and good food. Gotta say I'm not a fan of thin sliced pizza but this was extraordinary. The wings - great. I'll be back..

Classic and Pepperoni and Jalapeno
Mark O.

We went there late after a concert. Basically just looking to find something that was open late on a Tuesday night. Not too many options but so glad we found Nuri's. Wasn't busy since they were near closing time, but we sat at the bar and quickly got service. It's a cool vibe and great music playing too! We went with the classic red and the pepperoni jalapeño and definitely would recommend both. Would certainly come back if I had the opportunity. Enjoy!

Thin boi
Brian M.

Lovely spot right in downtown. Got the lunch special and Caesar Salad. Meatball app was great. Star of the show was the thin crispy pie!

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Greg L.

Three of us stopped in here after going to the 3rd Thursday art show at CityArts. The place has a cool vibe, with plenty of space, a nice bar and throwbacks like old Pinball machines, a photo booth and a telephone booth. We sat at a high top in the bar area. We were greeted by a nice gentleman who informed us that you order from the QR code at the table and your pizza and drinks are brought to you by a server. (NOTE: Individuals can each order separately from the QR menu. Do not hit the "Group Order" app. However, if you do, another server told us they could itemized it later if we accidently hit the "Group" tab.) We ordered drinks and a meatball and ricotta cheese pizza on two separate bills. I ordered a French 75 (gin, prosecco, simple syrup and lemon). It came in a plastic cup rather than a glass, but it was a fine drink, nonetheless. The pizza, on a thin cracker crust, was good and the presentation was photo worthy. My main problem with this tavern is that table service is not readily available as everything is done through the QR code. Then, if you do not order something within 30-40 minutes after your initial order, you receive a text telling you if you do not order anything else within 15 minutes, your tab will be closed out, and an 18 percent gratuity will be added. So, if you are enjoying your food and drinks as well as conversation with your friends (or watching a game on the TV screens) and do not look at your phone, well you lose out as I did. 18 percent gratuity for minimal table service is unacceptable, especially if you are not informed of this at the onset. As such, I definitely will not return. There are so many nice restaurants in the downtown area (including The Corner Pizza Bar a few blocks away) that provide attentive customer service and better food and drinks worth my leisure time and money.

Caesar salad
Virginie L.

Found my new Pizza and wings spot!! Came here for lunch, it's located downtown Orlando so just know parking is an issue, we got there early before the lunch crowd so we were good. We ordered the Garlic Parmesan wings, Cesar salad and Pepperoni and Sausage pizza. The wings are a 5!!! So flavorful, tender inside and crispy. The flavors combine so well, just delicious! The Cesar Salad was fresh and the dressing was really good. Pizza is very thin, that means the edge is super crispy....delicious! Service sad good and the ambiance is good for any occasion. MUST TRY!

Jon S.

Best pizza in the immediate downtown area. While there are some great options scattered around the downtown adjacent neighborhoods this is my favorite right in the heart of downtown. Their tavern style cracker thin crust is what sets it apart. The white mushroom pie and the pepperoni with chili crisp and ranch were top notch.

Heather V.

Nuri's is a fairly new spot in the heart of downtown Orlando serving up thin/cracker style pizza with a full bar offering a good amount of drink options. If you're familiar with the downtown area then you know street parking is extremely limited. There is a parking garage a block down just east of magnolia as an affordable and secondary option if your patience gets the best of you. I can't tell if the space itself wants to be a sports bar or a local hangout, maybe both. There are a good amount of TVs. High tops and large booths with a seat yourself type approach. One thing I found odd is there really is no table service. You scan a QR code where you'll place your order as well as pay your tab. Leaving very little to no interaction with the staff. The menu is very straight to the point; a few appetizer options like their Caesar which was a table hit, about five red sauce based pizza options along with four or five white pizza options. All pizza being light cracker style crusts. You can never go wrong with a classic cheese and Nuri's proved that to be a fact. They have a few different soft served ice cream flavors as dessert to top your meal off. It's on the pricier side given the size of pizza. I did see they offer a Wednesday pie special for $10 which is more like it. The service was fairly quick once we placed our order via QR code. I still find it very odd the lack of server interaction but maybe that's just me *shrugs*.

Carla S.

This is a fairly new spot downtown Orlando and I have to say it is a great addition, especially to anyone working in the area and looking for new lunch options. As soon as I walked in, I was drawn by the retro vice and decor. The space is large with a mix of seating areas. Ordering is a little different here, a server won't come to your table to take your order, instead you scan a QR code at your table to check out the menu and place your order. I feel this is super convenient. Now let's talk about the food...it was delicious! I'm a big fan of thin crust pizza and this one didn't disappoint and the fact that it's cut into squares makes it perfect for bite-sized sharing Pro tip: when you scan the QR code, make sure to check the daily specials. We went on a Wednesday and got pizzas for just $10. One pizza was more than enough for two people to share.

Double pepperoni pizza
Jackie S.

I saw a lot of hype for this new downtown spot, and I'm so glad we checked it out! It has a fun retro vibe with plenty of fun details, decor, and photo opps. Ordering style is scanning a QR code on the table, ordering from there, and the food is brought to you. This isn't my favorite setup, but I'm sure it's efficient on busier nights. We started with some meatballs as an app, and they had great flavor! Definitely a good shareable. The pizzas here are party cut and super thin crust, making them great for sharing as well! We got 3 to split between 3 of us, and we had just a bit leftover to take home. All three were delicious, but my favorite was the vodka pizza for sure! The pesto drizzle in addition to a generous amount of red sauce was delightful and a standout. The classic cheese and double pepperoni pizzas were great too! The crunch was there for all the pizzas, and the tiny party cut pieces are fun for groups. We went on a weeknight so it wasn't too busy, but I hope to see this place get crowded on weekends! Drinks looked good as well, and I think this is a needed addition to downtown.

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Stopped in one night during the Immerse event. It was right next to one of the stages I was…read morefrequenting, and I wanted a quick slice, so in I popped. Ambiance was really fun. The thinnest place I've ever seen. Only room for two lines of people in the main area, one line for ordering, one line for picking up. Behind the counter was quite the operation. Pies being baked in one oven, being put on display, and then another oven jam packed with slices being warmed for the customer, along with their accompanying garlic knot. Every slice comes with a complimentary knot. I'm pretty sure I saw whole pizzas going out with eight included knots. The service was pretty good. Efficient, friendly enough workers. There was an aura of hurry up, what do you need, but with a line out the door literally all night, I do not blame them one bit. And the slice factory line got you in an out as quickly as it possible could. As for the slice itself, it was pretty ok. Good crust, foldable slice. Very cheesy, which is needed for most clientele who are in the middle of downtown in need of munchies. Slim toppings, though, and even after the heating process, the slice was kind of cold. Overall, for the convenience and the price, this place was good. I'll definitely come back under the right circumstances.

Unfortunately, I can't recommend Gitto's Pizza based on my experience. I understand they were very…read morebusy and there was a long line, but that didn't justify the way I was treated. I asked if they offered a military discount, and the employee told me they did. When I presented my military ID, he refused to apply the discount and then attempted to take my government-issued military ID out of my hand to inspect whether it was legitimate. That interaction really caught me off guard and made me uncomfortable. Regardless of the store's policy, there are more respectful and professional ways to handle that situation. I still purchased my food and ordered a standard cheese pizza, hoping the food would make up for the experience. Unfortunately, it was pretty average. The bottom of the pizza was pale and seemed undercooked, so it lacked the crisp texture I was expecting. The ambience, however, did seem really nice. They have upstairs seating that overlooks the street, which could make for a nice spot if you're dining in. Overall, I understand busy shifts can be stressful, but customers should still be treated with courtesy and respect. Better customer service and more consistency in the quality of the pizza would go a long way. Based on this visit, I don't see myself returning.

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