Nini's Pizza is located in a food court with about 4 other restaurants and a bar in the Langley…read morePark area. There is ample parking in the area and you can also order from majority of the restaurants on one of the major delivery apps. The pizzas are made fresh to order and are delicious. I loved the crust because it was thin but not too thin. The staff is nice and provide good service. There are places to sit but I definitely think this is a grab and go spot unless you want to sit at the bar.

Absolute game-changer for college eats!Blaze Pizza is hands-down the best spot near campus. The…read more"Build Your Own" pizza is an incredible value because you get unlimited toppings for one flat price.The assembly line makes it so easy to customize your pie exactly how you want it. They fire it up in a massive brick oven, and it comes out perfectly crispy, charred, and piping hot in just three minutes. The thin crust is elite, the ingredients are always fresh, and you have to finish your pie with a drizzle of hot honey or balsamic glaze.The vibe is fast, energetic, and completely student-friendly. Whether you need a quick lunch between classes or a late-night study fuel session, this is the spot. 10/10 recommend!

Their pizza is delicious! I love the thin crust and baked to perfection. They have a good variety…read moreof toppings and I love their cauliflower crust. My family loves the hot honey drizzle on top. Absolutely delicious! Tonight I was having some difficulty with their online ordering process but one of their servers was nice enough to assist me to diagnose the problem. The facility is clean and bright and there weren't too many people. So service was very efficient. This is my go to close to home.

I've been coming here consistently since moving into the 'hood two years. Dee-licious pizza!!! I…read morealmost always get the pepperoni Why fix what ain't broke? The dough is soft and chewy, the sauce and ingredients are top notch fresh. The wait staff and barkeeps are always friendly and reliable. I meandered off one time and got the oh my G- delicious and fresh spaghetti and meatballs. $18 but off the hook good!!! The sauce seasoned perfectly and the meatballs tender and delectable. Will be back again and again!!!

After visiting local bookstores and the park, we came here for lunch to take a break from the cold…read moreweather for lunch. It wasn't busy for a Friday but customers slowly trickled in. The service is friendly and prompt. They accommodated my toddler with crayons, a high chair, and checked up on us often. They even put away our stroller so we could eat comfortably. There is indoor and outdoor seating that is spacious enough for groups. Now to the food! - I ordered the short rib sandwich on focaccia without cheese and it was absolutely amazing. It felt like a warm hug on a cold winter day. The salad was a nice healthy treat with just olive oil, a splash of lemon and salt. My guests ordered their pizzas and I was happy to see they have a vegan cheese (Follow your Heart brand). I tasted the crust of my kids pizza and it was pillowy and chewy. They have a great selection of craft beer and wine. If you are looking for a nice but casual eatery that's family friendly, this is it!

Been a customer for 30 years. Great subs. Mouth watering just thinking about the steak and cheese.read more

They were friendly and had good customer service when I walked in, but unfortunately, the single…read moreslice of cheese pizza that I ordered tasted like it came out out of the freezer. This was not fresh at all just warmed up. Fresh pizza's cheese usually has a melty texture and pull. The cheese on this was solid, which means it was refrigerated or frozen. For a pizza place that's pretty sad. It was Served with a smile though.

We had a great dinner at The Four Corners Pub (that I found through a Yelp search!) We ordered the…read morefried dill pickles as an appetizer. The pizza was terrific - a thin and crispy crust. We altered the mushroom special with half sausage. The three cheeses and the caramelized onions with balsamic made for a delicious pizza! The large pizza was so generous that we took leftovers home and enjoyed snacking on them for days. The waitstaff was great - checked in frequently and even teased us with humor when we requested a box to take home what we didn't finish. I really enjoyed the atmosphere- it truly felt like a neighborhood pub, and it was great to see the variety of ages of the patrons enjoying their meals. We will definitely return for another meal. My only suggestion is the beer selections should be clearer on the menu.

As long as this place has been around, I've never been! I met up with the buddy I haven't seen in a…read morewhile, and we came during happy hour which seems to end at 6:00. We just had a few ciders, and they were a dollar off. For food, I got the haddock platter that came with Old Bay potato chips and veggies. I really loved the fish and those chips, but I found the veggies to have more butter than I'm typically comfortable with. And to me it was just that, not necessarily seasoning to upgrade the flavor. Otherwise, the bar area can get a little tight during peak hours, and there are plenty of lower tables to sit at. Seems like the place can I get busy on any given day, but it's a vibe! Everybody is really nice. Parking can be a challenge I feel like (somehow I got the last spot)... If it fills up, the adjacent lot is adamant about the parking only being for the few restaurants there. And the street parking is going to be a gamble.

Great experience all around…read more Service-the staff is top notch. Special shoutout to Caleb in the back. He spent a nice amount of time explaining the different ciders to us, the restaurant and cider concept, and was super attentive during our meal. And other shoutout to the ball of energy and joy that is Richard. So helpful and knowledgeable about the menu. Food-everything we had was so tasty. The pizzas, wings, hummus, pita, spin dip, cauliflower, Ceaser salad. Drinks- love that you can do cider flights. Full bar. Good beer selection too. The frose is unusably delicious! Space -there is a front space which is more casual, grab a drink or bite and order from register. There are couches, low tops, communal table. The back space has a full bar, bar seating, a few low tops and lots of high tops. Different vibes which is nice. Also have the ability to buy wine beer and liquor onsite to take home. Few outdoor seats in the front too. It's a great neighborhood spot for friends, families, and everybody in between.

Enjoyed BP's pie, salad, and sophisticated atmosphere. BP is aiming for quality and it shows…read more Dynamite crust. Great booze selection along the big wall. The cozy, (darker) dining room is open and has family style (picnic tables) seating. Family friendly and very chill.

They have everything Italian, from pizza slices to sandwiches and salads to pasta dinners. Friendly…read morestaff, I walked in and ordered a to go meal. Plenty of seating on both sides of the restaurant. Some of the booths looked tight on space. Sandwich was hot, with excellent crusty bread.

On my way to the grocery, didn't want to do that hungry. Terrapin Station, where I had planned to…read morehave a burger, was still "closed for renovation" but I didn't see any permits in the window. Probably dead as a dinosaur. So I went next door. I stupidly didn't read my own previous review. Disclaimer first: I have been to Italy several times, and am a big fan of Lidia and Mary Ann on PBS. Garlic toast was dry and tough, Texas toast rather than pan francese. The dipping sauce was decent, evoo and cheese with some seasoning. Salad was nice and fresh, with a variety of veggies. Chicken parm was the worst I've ever had, dry, tough, no crunch to the outside, no slice of prosciutto. I have had better frozen. After dousing it with table cheese and the remaining bread dip, I was able to choke it down. It was served on top of spaghetti. In real Italian cucina, pasts is a separate course. Cooked through, not al dente, Very simple tomato sauce. Very cordial service, and I did leave full enough to avoid temptation at Lidl. But that food wasn't even good italian-american much less real italian. Meh. Chin flick.

Ordered takeaway from this location for the first time. Hubby and I ordered their spinach and…read morecheese calzone, Italian boat, and mozzarella sticks. Total came out to approximately $30. What's Hot - Quality. Pretty good. I really liked that their dough was soft and chewy. I've been to other Three Brothers locations, where the dough is more tough. At this location, the dough for the calzone and Italian boat was more tender, which I like. They provide a decent size cup of marinara sauce that comes with their dishes, which is a good flavor. I tasted a slight kick. It doesn't taste like their marinara is the typical jarred sauce. They don't appear to skimp the filling/ingredients. The calzone and Italian sub had a good amount of filling, including cheese. They were very generous with the amount of cheese in the calzone. Not too salty, which is also something I appreciate. - Service. Prompt and reliable. We arrived within the 15-20 minute window they provided for us to pick up our order. It took us around 20 minutes to arrive there and by the time we did so, our order was ready. There was a receipt with my husband's name on it. I gave their staffer my husband's name and he was prompt in handing me the order. Food was warm upon pick up. Nicely packaged, as well. The calzone and Italian boat was wrapped in aluminum on a paper plate, and put inside a pizza box. That certainly helped with carrying and transporting our food. - Menu. Fairly good variety. There's a lot of meats and cheese. It's typical Italian fare, minus the veggies, which I address below. - Cost. Mozzarella sticks cost approximately $8, calzone, approximately $11, and Italian boat approximately $11. Pretty good value for money, especially given the portions and quality. What's Not - Quality. The spinach calzone had less spinach than anticipated, which was disappointing. There was more cheese than spinach, so to be fair, this is a matter of personal preference. - Inside layout. There are several tables and chairs inside. I saw a few tables that can seat a group of more than 4 people, so it's a decent space. However, the overall restaurant space is kind of small, so it's kind of tight inside between tables. - Location. It took my husband and I longer to get to this location, because of its location. It's at an intersection with several stoplights. As such, given the traffic conditions on the day and time you go, it can be easy to spot or miss. That also means the plaza might not the easiest to get in and out of, because it's such a busy intersection. There are several parking spots in front of the plaza, but it might be difficult depending on the day and time you go. - Menu. For the most part, there appears to be something for everyone, with the exception of vegans. I prefer if they have more vegetables on their menu. Final Answer Would be willing to come back again, but only for takeaway.

My order was completely screwed up. When I called after getting delivery the woman hung up on me…read morefour times. I asked for a Caesar salad with balsamic vinaigrette and I received a house salad with Italian dressing. The bread was wet I don't know how, I asked for a light cheese and there was extra on the eggplant parmesan dish. I asked for cutlery, grated cheese and a couple of paper plates and didn't get any. Major attitude from the woman taking orders. Food is average.

I don't think I've ever had a pizza from here before, and I think I would do it again after…read morevisiting this location! I got a small pepperoni with jalapeños and loved it! I ordered it online so there wasn't much staff interaction, but I liked it! This is 100% a place where in 2026, you can feel as if you're getting your monies worth.

Great food fast and easy service. Friendly delivery drivers! Definitely get your moneys worth here!read more

"Have you tried Red Hound Pizza? They have Sicilian pizza and softserve ice cream." Say no more!…read more This place is amazing - their menu changes based on the season's best ingredients and everything is sourced locally. The day we visited, they had a margherita pizza and a veggie (mozzarella, Italian dandelions, sun-dried tomatoes, whipped goat chevre & hot honey). I'm still not sure what an Italian dandelion is, but it tasted great. But my favorite was the soft-serve, Honey Cardamon Lemon with Pistachios. Inventive and yummy! FYI, you can order the soft-serve when you order your pizza, but pick it up at the end of your meal so it doesn't melt. The food tastes great, but most of all, it's local and family-owned. Definitely in my standard rotation of pizza places. You should definitely get out to Takoma Park and try Red Hound!

Delicious pizza with a phenomenal crust. This is closest to what I'd call Sicilian-style with…read morewhat's almost a focaccia dough--but more toothsome with a wheatier flavor. We tried the veggie and meat pizzas and agreed the veggie was the tastiest. Also had the soft serve and a slice of cake. Not as exceptional as the pizza but still yummy. Very nice staff. Took about 30 minutes for our two pizzas to come out and we enjoyed being outside in the back where they have a few simple picnic tables set up. Expect lots of people on a Friday evening but well worth the wait!