We get delivery from here on a regular basis. It's real thin-crust NYC style pizza with flavorful…read moresauce and crust. The pizzas are huge and delivered hot. Minus one star because toppings are hit or miss - sometimes they are generous with toppings, other times it seems like there isn't enough on the pizza. Delivery is usually on schedule and the prices are decent!

Just tried the Margherita pizza for the first time. Really enjoyed it. Thin crust , just the right…read moreamount of cheese, flavorful sauce , tomatoes,and a generous amount of fresh basil. Yummo.

The new AI service is horrible. We love ghe food there and order quite often. Now that there is…read morean ai service, we cannot get through.And we cannot talk to anyone.And we refuse to use the online menu.So now we use another pizza place.And it's too bad because we really enjoy the food there. They say that we should hold on, but we hold on.And it just sends us to the menu again. We really hope they get rid of that service.

solid pizza, good quality ingredients and very nice staff with good service. As a pizza connoisseur…read moreit's top 5 in the area ! Mozzarella sticks are really good too and decent Pricing, all in all a good spot

What do you do on a gloomy, rainy, cold, crappy Saturday afternoon? You have some GREAT comfort…read morefood and pizza at one of your favorite spots. Love The 78 Pub at This Guy's Pizza. Such a great place to get lunch. The pizza is substantial, filling and very affordable. They have 40 (yes, 40) house pies and these amazing "mouthful" grilled wraps. We got a chicken parm one that comes with these awesome and pretty unique onion dippers. You can't beat the quality, the taste or the price here. Awesome spot for lunch or dinner. And if there's soccer on? This is your spot. The locals are super fanatics in the best way possible. Check it out.

Cold pizza? A forgotten sandwich? This happened when we ate at the bar, which was practically…read moreempty. The restaurant itself had no one seated, just a few of us at the bar. The two women servers behind the bar were preoccupied, apparently. This place used to be really good. Now, not so much. So disappointing.

-- All Talk, No Delivery (Literally and Figuratively)…read more This place is the definition of say anything, do nothing. I was promised one thing, very clearly, and then they turned around and did the complete opposite. No explanation, no accountability--just silence and excuses while leaving me hanging. If you value honesty, reliability, or even basic follow-through, don't bother. The pizza might exist, but integrity clearly doesn't. It's incredibly frustrating to deal with people who agree to terms, make assurances, and then act like none of it ever happened. Plenty of pizza places out there--go to one where their word actually means something. This one isn't it.

I love everything from here! Salads are huge Buffalo grilled pizza are my fav's. A hidden gem…read more Fresh and delicious and they are so nice

Well I haven't been here in a long time and I'm not sure what happened but boy did this place go…read moreto garbage. Food was so gross I got my money back and threw the food right in the garbage. Very sad, this place USE TO BE AWESOME! Please don't waste your time or money

Came here after a long day at the beach to try and get some wing dings the wings and fries were…read moredrenched in old tasting oil and to my surprise my wings still had hair on them poking through.

I've been to the other Nomad in West Warwick and this is just as good. They're both about the same…read moredistance from my house, but I'll probably go here more often as parking can get a little tight at the west warwick location when boomerangs is busy. Anyway, both are pretty consistent and are good. People have always been friendly too.

You don't just stumble into Pizza Nomad at the Center of New England. You're probably making a…read moreWalmart run, picking up mulch at Home Depot, or getting dragged into BJ's for a "quick" thing that turns into 84 dollars and a tray of muffins. But if you ever tried it, you might find yourself pulling in. Just for a slice. Inside, there's a couple of tables, steel chairs, gray walls, and a full suit of medieval armor in the corner. Because, of course there is. The decor feels a bit like it's still under construction and not quite ready for prime time. The place just feels comfortable though. It knows what it's doing, doesn't need to even tell you about it. No exposed brick, no fancy bulbs, no ironic signs. Just pizza. And...the chips. Oh man, the chips. The surprise of the chef just coming out from the back to set down a tray of fresh, still-glistening potato chips. Doesn't say a word. Doesn't have to. They're super hot, they're impossibly crisp, they're perfectly salted. Not a gimmick, not a side dish you ordered. Just a way to say you're appreciated. Then the pizza comes a few minutes later. It isn't Neapolitan floaty. It's not a bar pie. It's somewhere in the middle. The crust's got that perfect char and blister, crunches at the edge, and stands out straight. It's kind of a hybrid of a crackery bar pie and a New York style. On the thin end of medium thick. It's built for flavor, not engineering. The cheese is front and center, but it's not a sloppy mess. It's balanced. The sauce cuts through clean and bright. And the pepperoni? Those little curled cups, glistening, with just enough spice to remind you why it's a classic. Nothing's fighting for the spotlight. Everything's working together. You can taste the thought that went into it. You eat it slow, not because you're trying to be fancy, but because you just want it to last. One pie is enough for two hungry people, maybe three if you're being polite. And the staff? No scripts. No fake cheerleading. Just real people moving like they've been doing this for years, and concerned about getting it right. They aren't polished, they're just nice. Across the street, another pizza place stares over at Nomad. And honestly, with that knight standing there? It feels like a budding culinary Highlander situation. There can be only one, Nomad. And for now, Nomad's got the high ground. The food's good, the welcome's warm, and those things add up to something that you remember. Go for the pizza. Stay for the chips. Try it and let me know what you think.

Crazy good pizza and food here!! Truly delicious so much so that I had to eat some before I could…read moretake a picture of my pepperoni and pepper pizza! I just couldn't wait.

Me and a couple others came here for dinner on a Sunday. There was a decent sized parking lot right…read morein front of the building for about 5-6 cars. Inside, there were about 10-12 tables. Since we were 5 people, we joined a couple tables to have more space. We went to the counter to grab a menu and decide on what we'd get. To have a diverse plate, we decided on pasta and meatballs, a large grilled chicken sandwich with everything + mayo, and a large pizza 3-way combo - onions and pepper, pepperoni, and sausage. They don't have 2 L bottles of soda, but they were nice enough to let us know we could go buy one across the street at the gas station (downside: they are not refrigerated). They also asked if we wanted everything at the same time or whenever they're done; It was a kind gesture. After about 20-30 minutes, the food came out. It was hot, fresh, and overall, everything was delicious. The pasta and meatballs came out in an aluminum container, about 5 in x 8 in. There was a good amount of red sauce and 4 big meatballs. The meatballs were really delicious, with the red sauce being average, and the pasta cooked a bit longer than al dente. I usually prefer white sauces, but red is the only option they have. They couldn't cut to the sandwich is 5 pieces since it would create a mess, so the best they could do is 4. The sandwich was toasted perfectly. It had a good amount of chicken. The toppings were fresh. Although it was a simple sandwich, I was very pleased with the taste. The pizza was good. My only complaint would be that I wish it were cooked a bit more for a crispier experience - in hindsight, I should've specified this when ordering. This also goes for the veggies where I wish they were grilled to have a slight char before putting it on the pizza or allowing them to get crispy. However, I think flavor wise, it was good. The sausage was really delicious and the cheese, although it didn't have a pull, it was the right amount and tasty. We paid about $50 for this food, which was good considering the 5 of us ate and left satisfied.

We've lived a block or two from here for the past 4 years and we tried them for the first time…read moretoday. We called for pickup and ordered a meatball parm sub and a BLT Steak and Cheese sub. The food was absolutely delicious! The meatball sub didn't need extra sauce or anything. My significant other kept raving about his sub as well. They're both big enough to eat half now and the other half another time (or later with a good show/movie). The man we spoke to on the phone was very nice and proficient with our order. We've driven by so many times and wondered about this place. It looks small and quaint inside. We'll be sure to try more food soon and let our friends and family know about this place as well!

The chicken wasn't crunchy and it wasn't the dry rub lemon pepper I'm use too. The lemon pepper…read morewings are nothing like the bbq ones. They was crunchy and flavorful but the lemon pepper wings are nothing to brag about. I requested well done and they wasn't so that explains the serving. It's a take out place small and the ambiance is what it is. I have a basic simple review of this place.