Ninos Pizza

I should’ve listened to the stars and reviews on Unilocal.I ordered here as we got their menu in the mail so we decided to try them out. We got a cheesesteak, fries, and chicken parmigiana. First off their cheesesteak tasted horrible. It tasted like warm mayo and nothing else. The chicken parmigiana was bland and the pasta tasted like school lunch pasta. I won’t be ordering from here again.

Another slightly above average pizza spot, with just above average food. Okay staff, every order comes out fast. The price is not expensive but is a bit more then the big chains like Dominos and Pizza Hut. But I’ll pay that for the better service and taste. Not special just better than your typical big chains.

Not very good for the money. Bland steaks and the larges are not big at all.
If you don’t know good food, then you’ll be fine. I will not be back. I should have tried «Beef It Up»…right next door.

Nino’s at one time was known for putting out a good pie, a very good NY style pizza. Not any more. Taste and quality is on par with a Dominos, Little Caesars or other pizza chains lacking flavor. It’s like a who cares type of pizza joint … So if you like chain pizza this is YOUR kinda of place …

I’ve never eaten in. if you do, they recently remodeled, although I’m not sure what it looked like in the dining room previously either so. yeah. lol
My favorites are the calzones and strombolis, my only gripe is that the price you pay for additional toppings is ridiculous. Overall if you stick to the basic price and don’t add anything else, it’s a good deal with the portion size. Also, they do deliver if you’re feeling lazy. Not really a fan of their pasta dishes.
Customer service at this establishment varies, sometimes they are nice and sometimes they are rude. When they are rude, I would rather spend my money elsewhere, but if they are nice, I’ll order for a decently priced & sized calzone or stromboli.

Went here with the gf’s grandparents on a early Sunday night. This is a favorite spot of their and I have never been. Apparently the inside was recently re-​done and was nice, but a little too plain. I wasn’t sure what it looked like before. It had a nice private room that could be used for private parties. They also had two nice TV’s up which provided us a view of some NCAA March Madness games while we ate.
You get complimentary garlic knots for the table, which were absolutely delicious. I had to show some self restraint from eating them all! Next we got salads with our meal. It was fresh and yummy with their house italian.
Since I have never been here and I wanted to try as much as possible. I got the Nino’s Trio which included fettuccine alfredo, chicken parmesan and meat lasagna. This was a huge plate! Good thing I came hungry. By far the highlight of the plate was the meat lasagna as it was the most well balanced and flavorful food on the plate. The alfredo was just missing something unfortunately and was a bit too heavy. Maybe it could have used a bit more seasoning (parsley maybe?). The chicken parmesan was run of the mill and was oddly textured. The edges were super crispy and crunchy, while the middle the bread was just falling off.
The gf got the spaghetti and meatball/​sausage. Girlfriend thought it was average. I tasted it and pretty much agreed. Their sausage was pretty good though.
Overall, this place is well priced and the menu has something for everyone. I’d like to try their pizza or sandwiches next time. The wait staff was very friendly as well.

The restaurant is nice, it’s not super fancy, but it’s not a dive either. The waiters were also nice. Can’t say how good the pizza is, but the cheese steak and wraps are pretty good. Prices were decent, they weren’t to expensive. I would eat here again.

Nino’s might have won awards for their pizza and other locations might have better cheese steaks but this location is not the award winner. Until we find something better (Hey Unilocalers, tell us your favorite place near Bear, DE. Please!!!) I guess we will continue getting our traditional family gathering cheese steaks from Pat’s (see review).