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    401 Pizza & More

    4.2 (5 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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    1 month ago

    Food is always good and consistent. Plus the staff is really friendly. Excellent service.

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    2 years ago

    Best pizza in the town. I dont live around here but i drive 20 min for this pizza. Specially bacon ranch chicken pizza

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    Ljs Kitchen

    Ljs Kitchen

    4.8(37 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    Thursday night, and Lj's Kitchen fills up while you eat. It starts with one other table in the…read moreroom. By the time the pizza's gone, the bar is full and most of the tables are too. TVs overhead running NESN, a chalkboard listing specials that include a meatball ricotta pizza and a fried green tomato BLT, and a room that goes from quiet to humming in the time it takes to finish dinner. Lauren and I ordered a ten-inch bar pie, pepperoni and meatball, and a chicken parm sandwich on the side with a pile of fresh-cut potato chips. It's what a bar pie should be. Cheese bronzed and even, that dark caramelized edge where it ran past the crust and met the hot pan, the sauce light, not heavy or oversweet, meatball torn into rough chunks, clearly homemade, its flavor strong enough to overpower the rest of the pie a little. Solid pie. The chicken parm sandwich held its own too, cutlet clearly hand-breaded and fresh, not some frozen thing dropped in a fryer, sauce richer and heavier than the pizza's, soaking into good bread without turning it to mush, and those chips tasted like someone actually fried them that day. But the pizza wasn't the thing I kept thinking about on the drive back. It was how fast our drinks got refilled, even as the place filled in around us. How someone checked on us without hovering, the way regulars get checked on, not the way tables get checked on. LJ's has the feel of a neighborhood watering hole where the staff knows half the room by name, except somehow you don't feel like the other half. You feel like you belong, on your first visit, before you've ever said your name. The place is named for the owners' six-year-old daughter, LunaJett, who we hear is a lead waitress on Sundays. Makes sense. It's the kind of restaurant that makes you feel like family before you've finished your first beer, whether you're six or sixty. Not a pilgrimage. But worth the drive to Woonsocket on a Thursday night, and worth going back again.

    Made my way to Lj's Kitchen in Woonsocket today after passing it many times in the way to work…read more The parking lot is across the street and if you blink, you'll miss it. When you walk up to the door, the place seems small. Like a hole in the wall. Inside is anything but. Colorful murals, custom skateboard decks and modern art adorn the walls. Bright pops of color in between the TVs playing a variety of news and sports at the bar My friend and I were there for one thing: the 10" pub style pizza. I wasn't sure what style of pub/bar/tavern pie it would be but I was eager to find out. Our bartender was super friendly and quickly put in our order. We got two pizzas. One standard pepperoni and the other Chicken + Pickle. The pizzas came out ripping hot and smelling heavenly. The crust of these pies is more akin to a pan style pizza than what I would think of as a bar or tavern pie. It had that buttery crisp that reminds me of old school Pizza Hut (and I mean that complementary!). The sauce was a solid supporting character, the real star are the cheese and toppings here. It tastes and stretches like they use a blend of cheddar and mozzarella. The pepperoni was cooked to perfection. The cups pooling with oil and so crunchy. The chicken was quite tender and most on the other pizza, and the dill pickle taste was in full force, exactly as I was hoping! While I was hoping to find something like South Shore Bar Pie, what I did find was an awesome pub pan pizza in a spot that I've passed 100s of times. I'm glad I stopped in and I'll definitely be back. That pepperoni could not have been cooked any better

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    Olly's Pizzeria - $3 garlic bread. Very dry and bland.

    Olly's Pizzeria

    2.9(81 reviews)
    1.2 mi
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    Olly's has always been good. I haven't been in awhile until now and I'll probably be coming back. I…read moregot a cheese pizza, ringer pizza, mozzarella sticks and garlic bread. The small cheese pizza was very good with a slightly crunchy crust. It could have used more pizza sauce but I remember I've always felt that way about Olly's pizza. I'll go back to ordering extra pizza sauce in the future. The small ringer pizza was delicious but pretty expensive. $14.25 for a small. They put enough A1 and steak on it. The onion rings could have been cooked longer. Good combination of toppings for a pizza. Now on to the mozzarella sticks which tasted good and had a cheese pull. I recommend trying them if you like mozzarella sticks. Finally in my order was the garlic bread which was at a decent price, $3 for a whole sub size but it wasn't good taste and texture wise. It was very bland and dry. Whatever they put on it they need to put at least 3X more. It also could have been cooked a little less. I highly don't recommend the garlic bread. They have a very good drink selection however $3.24 for a 20oz is a joke. You can even go to Cumberland Farms across the street and get one for $2.50. Prices are slightly lower than other places except the drinks and ringer pizza which were pretty expensive. I'd come here a lot more if they didn't close so early. 10pm is too early for a pizza place to close especially when competitors are open until 12am-3am.

    We have switched and made Olly's our go to spot. The food is excellent and the ingredients are very…read morehigh quality. I am a pizza fanatic and I am so glad there is a place that I can count on for fabulous pizza and Italian cuisine. I tried the deluxe calzone with spinach, olives, pepperoni and it was amazing.

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