Brothers Pizza and Restaurant

Just had a large pizza, it came out hot and tasty. The service couldn’t be better. Nicely decorated and pleasant surroundings.

Good pizza and dinners. Just be sure not to confuse a personal pizza with a regular pizza for one. The personal pizza I got was a sticker much crunchier crust pizza, not a typical pizza for one person to eat. when I pointed this out to the manager he understood and happily substituted it for a few slices to replace it.

Some comments praise their pizza as New York style. Oh, excuse me? I am from NYC and there is no comparison. The dough is chewy and undercooked. fheir sauce tends to be bland and the cheese does not live up to high standards.
On the good side the service is good and the décor is inviting. I have not tried any of their othrr dishes so I won’t comment on that
I have been living in the Philly area for 4 years and have only had decent pizza on a few occasions. I don’t want to sound like a NY snob (love North Jersey pizza) but even the smallest pizzeria in NY delivers a good to excellent slice. This surprisese as there are many people of Italian descent here.

I’ve only had their pizza and it’s pretty good. Thin crust and fresh ingredients. I think it’s the best pizza in the area and they have some competition with 2 other pizza joints within 2 blocks away.
When we pick up the staff is always friendly they get to you right away and let you know the status if you have to wait a few minutes or so but that doesn’t happen too often. It’s been a while since we have eaten in but we never had a problem with our service. If you like beer they have a good selection and you can take a six pack to go.

I feel a bit sorry for Brothers. The Philadelphia area is one of the top places in America, if not the best, to get pizza. With so much competition, it is tough to stand out. Brothers, while very good pizza does not. I would certainly eat here before getting chain pizza, but with better choices nearby, I won’t be back.
The pizza tastes just fine, and the service is fine. One bonus is they have a very good take-​out beer selection.
There are places to sit, and receive waitress service. That is a bonus too. There was a little league baseball team here the last time I visited and the place was plenty big to accomodate the team.

Their pizza is the best around ! They a very thin crust pizza. It is a New York style.

Pizza is always crisp and delicious. Management is personable and takes pride in their work. Beer garden provides great variety. Have visited 10+ times and always very satisfied.

So expensive for low quality food. Our food was so bad we couldn’t eat it. Wings were all fat and veins. Eggplant parm was mush. Called to complain and didn’t seem like they wanted any criticism. $ 40 for eggplant, wings, and chicken cheesesteak, all of which none was eaten. We threw out everything. The owner offered to give us something else off the menu. From what we had already seen, we obviously didn’t want anything. Waste of $ 40. Im attaching pictures.

My grandson has celiac and this restaurant serves delicious pasta that he loves. Not a large menu in gluten free but enough for my grandson.
All the food is very good and the have a huge menu including sandwiches, pizza, pasta, etc. delicious desserts and large assortment of beers. Restaurant is always clean and the Waite staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The owner goes out of his way to stop by your table to see if you are happy with your visit. I’ve never been disappointed.

Years ago we would eat here and it was great. Nowadays the overall experience is just ok.

I have to say I have been to Brother’s a handful of times and I have never ordered their Pizza, until last night. It came out of the oven nice and hot and I was surprised to see a thin crust pizza. In my mind I was thinking Greek pizza and my expectations were not very high. Boy was I delighted when i put the first slice on my plate. The pizza was awesome it had the perfect combo of sauce to cheese. I think we found our new Pizza place in the area.
They have a beer garden with about 7 – 8 refrigerators full of beer where you can mix your own 6 pack for about $ 15, a little more pricier then other Beer gardens but why you are there why not. They also have about 5 – 6 beers on tap.
There is parking for about 10 cars in their lot and there are plenty of tables inside to eat. Typical pizza shop food with steaks, hoagies, appetizers and pasta dishes. We like to go for lunch during the weekend, If you are in the area and are looking for a good meal, give Brothers a shot, you will not be disappointed.

The food here is just not good. The owner is from Italy and should be ashamed of himself for what he promotes as Italian cuisine. This place is just another «Delco Dud» it’s really hard to find good eats locally here in Delco. I miss South Philly

I’ve heard so many things about Brothers but this was the first time I’ve had a chance to come here. My cousin asked me to meet her up here and we decided to come in for a quick bite.
Now the first thing that gets to you is the ambience of the place. This is a very modern décor that they seemed to have put a lot of thought into so that it would fit for every customer, casual and otherwise.
While that’s all good, it’s the food that takes it over a notch. The philly cheese steak was very good. My cousin had a pizza which I didn’t like very much. I was surprised by that since they specialize in pizza place after all. So I’ll deduct a star there but otherwise the food, décor and service was good!

I really struggled with what rating I wanted to give this place, a place I grew up on and used to know so well. This was my family’s regular «go to» on a Friday night and the pizza couldn’t be beat. When I got older I’d take the trolley down and meet up with friends for a slice as well. Now as an adult, I’m no longer impressed. My fiancé and I finished picking out his tux at Saget’s across the street for our upcoming wedding & I suggested Brothers because I hadn’t had it in so long & it was right there. My mistake. I ordered a Chicken Caesar Salad w/​extra dressing, my fiancé got a Pork Sandwich special of the night, and we got fries to share. It took more than 10 mins just to order in the first place, as the cashier seemed completely overwhelmed, even though it was just us & a guy buying beer. She kept HACKING over and over again, and then grabbed stuff with her bare hands; I really should’ve turned back at that point. There was another cashier that didn’t seem like pleased with her either, but she also wasn’t running to help take our order. Finally, when the hacker was ready for our order, she kept yelling and hitting the register and saying it didn’t work; because hitting it would clearly fix the issue. We walked to the other side of the counter to another register. I had to repeat my order over & over again, VERY slowly as she wasn’t comprehending what I was saying. I ordered the sandwich first, & for some reason it already was showing a total of over $ 19?! I asked why it said that & she gave me an attitude. She said she had to manually type every order in & the computer messed it up. She fixed the price issue & said «is that better for you?» The condescending attitude wasn’t necessary. It was around 30 mins later that we finally got our order, but in the meantime there was nowhere to sit because they filled up the old seating area with tons of refrigerated beer, so we ended up standing the whole time. Once we got our food we headed out the door, but I checked my salad to see about my extra dressing. I didn’t. I went back inside & let the hacker know that I didn’t get extra dressing. She said they give you a bigger container of dressing, so that’s the extra dressing. If that’s extra, I’d hate to see the regular size. She nicely gave me two tiny extra dressings and I was on my way. So, my «Caesar» Salad, was not a real Caesar. It had carrots & cabbage in it, along with iceberg lettuce. Anyone with half a brain can tell you that it’s clearly bagged salad to which some fresh romaine was thrown in. The chicken tasted good, but it was a big hunk of chicken, to which I had to break down with a carving knife. My three containers of dressing were delish! The fries were crispy, but lacked in salt and once out of the fryer you can’t just add salt. My fiancé said the Pork Sandwich was good, but definitely not worth the $ 9.50 price tag, especially considering it was thrown on a regular olde hoagie roll. I’m sorry to say, my old childhood pizzeria is no longer a favorite of mine. Oh, and my total? $ 23.00.

What a hidden gem! Located in Drexel Hill, but when you step inside it is romantic, modern, and sophisticated. And that is just the décor. The food was very reasonably priced, and the exceeded expectation. Every dish at our table was hot and fresh, with exceptional flavor; I ordered the simplest of dish pasta with marinara, and the sauce was to die for! The service was exceptional; between the servers and the owners, I felt very taken care of. This was my first time and I will definitely be back; a great spot to meet with friends.

This is our go-​to takeout pizza. The crust is always good, the toppings are done right, and the pizza always tastes good.
It’s a little pricy for a large pie with two toppings but otherwise, it’s a hit.
We’ve had various other things from Brothers over the past decade and you can figure you’ll enjoy whatever you order. The strombolis and antipasto are good. Oh, and the sweet fried dough is simple, fun, and delicious!

All around great food. Nice, small restaurant with a friendly staff and really, really good eating. I enjoy their cheesesteaks, especially. Nice bottled drink selection, too. Can’t go wrong with Brothers.

I’ve visited this restaurant almost 100 times. I just had an awesome cheesesteak for dinner and was able to get my favorite beer (stone IPA) at the same time. This place is a go to in Drexel Hill. Antoinette is super nice and the beer garden puts them above and beyond their competition.

Have been coming here for years both at this location and when it was across the street. Pizza by the slice or order a whole pie to go. I especially like their spenzerati, an inside out pizza that is baked, not fried, so it does not feel like a lead balloon in your stomach an hour later. Nice, thin-but:-chewy crust.

Used to be better when Vince cooked. Since brothers moved to new location, they are not to good anymore. I don’t know if I’ll be going there anymore
Parking stinks ! !