Zorbas Pizza

Fantastic… food. warm loving owner hard working Lady… Love the food… highly recommend 5 stars

I love the owner, the old Greek guy is a funny man. He comes off as a bit rude and cold at first but if you go in a few times he really warms up to you. The food is good, nothing special, but definitely good.
The thing I don’t like about the shop is that there are plants everywhere. EVERYWHERE. On almost every table its crazy. Also, the wife has her own table and she had her shoes off. It was weird but hey, they’re old and they’re Greek, they do what they want and they make pretty good food while doing it.

It was truly a great experience dining at Zorba s. A relative and I met some Dear Friends that we have not seen for years. We could have not chosen a better place for Nos Retrouvailles. Nice atmosphere, impeccable Service, and succulent dishes. I know that I live thousands of miles away but I already told my friends that we will meet again at the same spot this upcoming summer. And I truly can t wait.

Nice, family owned business with a great selection of traditional pizza shop fare. Highly recommend the pepper and onion pizza which features diced veggies and a flavorful crust.

Date of service: Jan 5, 2015
Meal: Dinner, eat in
All Ratings out of 10:
Quality of food: 6
Food to Spend Value: 7
Quality of Service: 5
Overall Rating: 6
There seem to be a plethora of Greek Sub and Pizza places in the area south of Boston, and they can be pretty hit or miss in my experience. After playing basketball one evening I wanted something both quick and filling, and since Zorba’s had been on my list of places to try I decided to check it out.
The restaurant itself is fairly small and is situated in a strip mall. There was no one but the owner and employees in the restaurant when we arrived. The menu is fairly broad, but I was in the mood for a sub so I ordered a meatball and sausage sub (my first choice, veal parm, was sadly not available), and they made it fresh to order. The sub itself was ok but nothing exceptional. The meat on it was average, as was the sauce. The bread, however, was quite tasty. It was a pretty good size, and was stuffed pretty full, so I felt like I got pretty good value for my money.
For being the only customer in the building the service was quite slow. It took them a while to even get my order taken, took a while to figure out they were out of veal, and then even making the sandwich seemed slow. To their credit they were quite friendly and exuded the family feel, which certainly helped some to offset the slow service. Overall I don’t regret going to Zorba’s, but I can’t think of a reason why I would ever go back. There are too many other options in this cuisine that are better.

They have been in the business for so long that there is no need to brag about it. If you know how hard it is to be in the business for this long, you know that they must have done something right. Enough said… check them out and enjoy!!!

PIzza is soooo good!

Great food and people. We get takeout. Subs, salads, especially Greek salad with grilled chicken. I also like their Greek twist on Chicken Parm with Spaghetti

Zorbas is freaking awesome, Run by a nice old man and old lady, greek couple. I’ve only ever eaten pizza here before, I gotta try the rest of the menu, But my favorite dish to get so far is a large hamburger and onion pizza, extra cheese and extra sauce! SO MUCH CHEESE! So tasty! Juicy pizza! My mouth is watering just writing this review, to bad it’s 11pm and they are closed.

I love this place! When I moved to the area, I was looking for a good pizza place. Zorba’s hit it for me. It’s close and the food is good. The calzones are excellent (best I’ve had in a while!) and the sandwiches are pretty great, too.
The service is great! People are always so nice when we go in. I love this kind of pizza (let’s be honest– I love all pizza) and i’m glad this place is so close. It doesn’t hurt that it’s right next to a liquor store, so it sets up a weekend night nicely.

Zorba’s is very good – as others have noted, classic Greek style (i.e., New England style) pizza. –No, it’s not Cape Cod pizza in Brockton or even Bridgewater, but I find it better than the others in WB. Greek salad is good, and pizza, without ever being at all bad, varies a fair bit from visit to visit. If there was a 3.5 rating, I’d choose that.

Worst pizza around. Instant shits. Don’t do it

Zorba’s has the best Greek salad I’ve ever had. I ate lunch here multiple times a week when I worked down the street because I was SO addicted to that salad.
I’ve only had their veggie pizza, and that was glorious as well.
But seriously, go try their Greek Salad, you will not regret it!

I usually go in for there greek salads or calzones. There calzones and greek salads are awesome. Also, the owners are pretty friendly and delivery is usually fast. The food can be greasy at times though so I suggest a napkin with your order. Prices are decent for the amount of food you get.

i know this place very well, i go there three times a week, the people there are very helpful they serve pizza, subs, calzones, also daily soup of the house, which is fresh not from the can, they have a pizza with cheese only if you can’t eat tomato sauce. they have very good salads, also serve dinners, also have baklava., the family knows the pizza business well. the help knows it well to.

When it comes to the WB big three: star, blooms, and zorbas, I’m going to have to give the edge to zorbas. Not that any of these places have above and beyond pizza, however it is the other items that give zorbas the edge. Their subs are a great value. Check out the steak and cheese… best in the area.

1. BEST FETA evah! Their Greek salad is a must — superior in every way, starting with portion size, the feta of course and all of the fresh and delicious ingredients. Can’t not get one, whether I’m getting a pizza or not.
2. The pizza is delicious. Sausage and onion is packed with flavor and prepared so you get plenty of toppings in every bite. Texture might lose some people. As other reviews allude to, it’s Greek pizza, so it’s a more doughy crust — best best, ask for «well done» and you won’t be disappointed.

I just ordered a couple of pizzas –my world premeire with Zorba’s.
I thought they were fine, but my friend said they weren’t as good as Star Pizza. I asked why. He said the dough reminded him of Bisquick.
No accounting for memories I reckon.

Zorba’s is alright. Greek pizza, which I love, by Greek people. Still, I don’t like it as much as Star Pizza.