The best pizza in Pittsburgh hands down you got to try this place's. Nice people, good customer…read moreservice . You got to try their steak pizza amazing.

Everything is outstanding the Sicilian pizza is the best in the city and the subs remind me of a…read moreplace called cool hoagies where I grew up

Got a large extra cheese pepperoni with half onion and half sausage. Honestly not too bad if was…read morevery flavorful and hit the spot. I'd get it again and maybe try something else on the menu

Fresh broccoli and fresh mushrooms (not canned!) +++ Sauce…read moreis good, but a little sweet, but not too sweet. Place is impeccably clean. Last time the staff was double what it was before. Sure, younger kids, but its good to see a local shop on the come-up, especially since they bought the old Veltri's venue next door (Veltri's is now Veltre's! lalz what a story) My wife loves it. Dough is less dense but still has a nice crust, which is fine, who needs a thick chewy dough when you can eat a cloud of yum. I wish they delivered to us at St. Pete's part of New Ken, but we are fine to pick it up. Still hot when we get it in the door. In fact, we're going to be having a pizza party in two weeks and we will be getting it from here. Is it the best pizza on the planet? No. But it's a cut above the rest for an area that has a lot of questionable ideas about what pizza should be.

There is no working air-conditioning in the dining room or kitchen. The temperature exceeded 90° in…read morethe sitting area. The staff is burning alive. When I called to order my food, I thought the person taking my order was just tired when in reality upon seeing them they have severe heat stroke. This is both unsafe for the workers and the customers. The restaurant smelled like sweat and the food I got tasted exactly like that sweaty smell. I cannot get the smell out of my nose. I will never go back.

I went to Perry Di Pizzaman's for the first (and only) time in May 2026. I was visiting New…read moreKensington (I'm originally from the area) and I was in the mood for pizza and a friend recommended this place to me. The pizza and wings were both excellent! It is definitely the best pizza place that I have discovered in the New Kensington area and I will definitely go back again on my next visit there. Highly recommended!

Quality ingredients, hand-crafted excellence, and just that good old pizza ship vibes…read more Messina's may not have online ordering, may not accept credit cards, and may have a vibe of 2000s Pittsburgh decor... but that also highlights the old school expertise of these pizza masters! I ordered a small Turf Pizza for takeout. The Turf Pizza is an amazing name for this (and yes, they also had a Surf Pizza) with Steak, Mushrooms, Peppers, Tomatoes & Onions. The shop sits at the far end of the strip and greets you with posters and pictures of the early 2000s Steelers. The employees are all tossing dough and crafting pizzas right behind the counter. The pizza crust was AMAZING! And it photographed like a piece of art. But with the amount of toppings, I had to eat the slices in pieces... it couldn't hold up to the girth of toppings!

Messina's has the best prices on their Sicilian Pizza. A lot more cheaper than other pizza shops in…read morethe area. Available in 8 and 16 cut. The one I recently got was loaded with toppings. Service great but takeout time is a little longer.

Food was excellent, so was service, and the people working were chill! I like to visit here…read morewhenever I'm in town.

We have been regular customers of Venice Pizza, ordering at least once a week for years, but after…read moreour last two experiences, we will not be ordering again. Yesterday my husband ordered a fish sandwich plain, just fish and bread. It arrived covered in mozzarella cheese. When he called to tell them the order was wrong, he was actually told to "just pick the cheese off." I ordered a Hawaiian pizza with ham, pineapple, and onion. Instead of the normal diced ham, the pizza was covered with huge chunks of what appeared to be scraps, ends, and big, tough rind-like pieces. I couldn't find a single good piece of ham on the entire pizza. Although we had paid for delivery, they said I'd have to return the food myself, so I drove both items back to the restaurant. The guy there, maybe the manager, asked if I had returned the two 20 oz. Cokes. I said no, so he charged us for those, plus the delivery fee and tip, and refunded only the food I returned. So we still paid $11.50 and ended up with no dinner. I agreed to leave the driver's tip because none of this was the driver's fault, but I was surprised the restaurant didn't simply refund the entire order and apologize. Had they done that, we probably would have given them another chance. Instead, there was no apology and no apparent concern about losing longtime customers. This came just a couple of weeks after a plain cheese pizza arrived looking like it had been dropped or tipped on its side, with much of the cheese slid across and piled up on one side of the pizza. We didn't complain about that one because we figured things happen. I'm including a photo of that pizza. We gave them another chance. Unfortunately, there won't be a third

It's been a decent amount of time since I've had a calzone and I was really craving one. I turned…read moreto Google and found that Little Nippers had some nice options. They have a decently diverse menu with all the pizza place standards: pastas, pies, calzones, wedgies, and more. I ordered the small plain cheese calzone. This place is pretty average, but that doesn't mean it's bad. The calzone was definitely good. It's just that nothing really stood out. This is the sort of food you'd want to eat as a college student (which makes sense, they have a location in Oakland). The calzone was not expensive, but I've had better deals before. Size was okay at 10" for $13 if you get a small. They use a pretty significant amount of what seems like butter on top. It was a little soggy, but not terribly so. They did stuff the calzone with loads of cheese and it had a good ratio of mozzarella to ricotta. There was cheese near the crust fold too, which I haven't seen too often. Fairly standard tomato sauce included on the inside and good packaging. All in all, definitely not bad and it hit the spot. If you want pretty cheap but standard pizza or similar items, check this place out. The calzone was pretty tasty.

I'm not sure what I even have here. I ordered pizza by the slice with pineapple. Opened the box to…read morethis. It looked like 3 day old pizza with new ish cheese on top with a good amount of pineapple. It also tasted stale and old as well. We did a delivery order on a Saturday around 12. Only ate a few bites as it was inedible but picked off the pineapple. Would not order from again

Love Sammy's! Pizza is great, breadsticks are good, and the hoagies do not disappoint! I try…read moresomething new on the menu each time I go, and I haven't had a bad experience yet! Best pizza joint in the area in my opinion!

We LOVE the pizza and breadsticks here. We stop by anytime we're in the area. First time getting…read morethe tenders. They were as you'd expect. Sicilian was perfect!

Staple of the community. Been here since 1996. I first came here back in 2002 and it's…read moreconsistently been fantastic.

over priced, pizza sauce has no flavor, and the cheese is horrible. i would not recommend this…read moreplace to anyone. the use of high quality ingredients would be a start at improving. also paying upwards of $30 for a one topping large pizza is ridiculous. p