I have never given a negative review like this and I am not a picky person when it comes to pizza…read more I have never gotten pizza so disgusting in my entire life. It was literally inedible. I ordered the Big Sal's white pizza and it was raw and mushy. The frozen spinach and broccoli were barely defrosted. The ricotta was watered down and squirted on with an icing bag. It tasted nothing like a white pizza. The tomatoes were from a can. It was the most disgusting pizza I have ever had and I was sick trying to eat it. The chicken bacon ranch wasn't as bad, but wasn't good either. The chicken tastes like low end frozen chicken fingers from the grocery store chopped up and put on pizza. At least it wasn't raw. To top it off it was $99 for 3 pizzas and garlic knots and they weren't even good.

Great service, delicious pizza and garlic knots! Convenient location, ample parking and a cool…read morepizza oven that rotates? So cool!

We happened upon Nick's by chance and what a delightful dining experience we found. Keep in mind,…read morethere is only a small table for two inside and a picnic table outside. Apparently Nick sold the restaurant to his brother Zack who could not have been more accommodating and determined to make sure we had a great experience. He succeeded, along with the other staff. The pizza was like something from Venezia, and the gnocchi (although not homemade) was delicious with the hearty marinara. The meatballs and sausage that Zack offered complimentary were excellent. The house salad and vinaigrette were spot on. I'm glad to join the praise of this establishment and encourage you to enjoy a great meal there. You won't be disappointed.

I've been visiting family the past couple of weeks, and Nick's is one of the (many) local pizza…read moreoptions in the area. It's also one I hadn't tried previously. So far, I've now visited twice on this trip, first for an Italian hoagie and their homemade mozzarella, and secondly for a cheese pizza. They have a popping business, like while I waited for my hoagie the first visit, I listened to the phone ring no less than 15x in 5 minutes. It was wild. It's a small, no frills spot on Route 40 that is solely for takeout, unless you count the one small table in there. I enjoyed everything I ordered, but especially the homemade mozzarella. Don't skip trying those!

This pizza place is the best!!! I moved out to the Elmer area 3 year ago and was concerned about…read morefinding a good pizza place. I'm a bit of connoisseur when it comes to pizza. This place is great though. I've tried all of the pizza places in my area and this one is the best in my opinion. Definitely recommend!!

Friendly atmosphere. Waitress was great. Food was delicious! We ate in, but food was so good we…read moreeven took food to go. It was a drive for us, but absolutely worth it. Will definitely go back!

Old Fashioned diner with typical diner food made well. The decor is nice and it's clean. The staff…read moreis very friendly.

Well, if you follow me, you notice I very seldom eat at any restaurant that's not a chain. Well, I…read morehad a meeting today and I was told to meet here for lunch. It was very nice and clean, and we both enjoyed our meals. I had a large Cobb salad with extra grilled chicken. The other guy ordered some scrambled eggs, gravy, and a side of bacon. We both got a unsweet tea to drink. I thought the food was excellent, the other guy said he lives close and eats here all the time. The bill for our lunch was $47 and some change. I thought it was sort of high, but there's no bargain anywhere. Maybe that's the going rate not a huge issue, I just thought it was high.

Papa Luigi's is more or less my go-to whenever I'm in the area. Part of that is because it's one of…read morethe only places around that feels like a real restaurant, not just a quick stop or an afterthought. You can sit down, take your time, and actually enjoy a proper meal. The food is consistently solid, the portions are generous, and the atmosphere feels comfortable and familiar. It's the kind of place you end up coming back to without really thinking about it, because you know what you're getting and it never disappoints. If you're nearby and want an actual sit-down meal instead of fast or forgettable food, Papa Luigi's is the easy choice.

The food is always good. I love the bruschetta and marg pizzas as well as the garlic or cinnamon…read moreknots. However every time I go to the restaurant the staff is always unpleasant. Unfriendly and borderline rude. I wish the staff were more pleasant so I wouldn't feel uncomfortable ordering here!

if i had a kid, it was summer, and i wanted a meal this would be the spot! pizza was hot and gooey…read more(if thats the word for it lol), buffalo tenders were a bit soggy, garlic knots were good, pulled pork was good, tbh everything was like fine! nothing to write home about. service was nice and we were the only people in there so the food was out pretty quick. it reminded me and my boyfriend of a place in our hometown that was just like fried food and a playground and ice cream lol. 3 stars was too little but 4 stars is a bit high so a generous 3.5 for tennie hut jrs. also they love some america decor!!!

This place is great for kids! Pizza was awesome they have kids "happy meals" and the outdoor play…read morearea is amazing! The staff was so welcoming and friendly. Plenty of shade and umbrellas and multiple different play areas. Will definitely be coming back!

My friend Judy and I went for dinner. I was excited about the pasta flights and she decided to get…read morethe chicken Parm. Both of the dishes were so fantastic on the pasta flights. You can select from around 10 different flavors and you can also select from at least that many different kinds of noodles, including gnocchi's. So I selected Alfredo on fettuccine, hot and spicy on regular spaghetti noodles and creamy pesto on gnocchi's. They were also good and Judy loved her chicken Parm with the side of pasta. Their salad bar is small, but I love the salad. It was simple. It was perfect. I loved it. I used their House dressing. It was yummy. We are going back this week...lol the specials are only on Tuesdays!

Stuffed shells were awesome! He had the cheeseburger sub and did not like it at all, said the meat…read moretasted weird.

WOODSTOWN: Farmers & Bankers Brewing is another must-visit New Jersey brewery where leashed,…read morewell-behaved dogs are welcome both indoors and outdoors! Their extensive tap list has something for everyone, and we love grabbing a flight to sample a few at once. Highlights for us were the Mango Passion Fruit hard seltzer and the Barn Sour. They also offer non-alcoholic options like an "IPA" as well as classic soft drinks. Guests are welcome to bring their own food, and you can check their website for the rotating food truck schedule. The tasting room is spacious, with bar seating, plenty of tables for groups, and even a merchandise room featuring an old safe deposit box from the former bank, a fun and unique touch. Outside, you will find a beer garden with additional seating, while inside there is a pinball machine tucked near an artsy hallway. The staff is attentive, knowledgeable, and happy to share recommendations, making every visit a welcoming experience.

Neat-Clean-Simple…read more That's the perfect description for Farmers and Bankers. Rolled in early on a Saturday afternoon and while there were a steady stream of people going in and out, in never got too crowded. We found our couch in the corner and hid over there amongst the plants. A few necessaries to keep in mind: No issues with parking here. F&B has some of their own spaces and if worse comes to worse, there is a public parking lot across the street by the diner that has enough spaces to probably cover whatever is happening in Woodstown. No food here per law but there are several restaurant options close by and most if not every Saturday there is some type of food truck parked out front. No table service, but it's no biggie. Up to the bar and place your order, pay right there or give them a card to open a tab and if have it settled when your done. Philly Hop Bomb - CranApple (aka Crapple) Seltzer Both were good for what they are. Nice subtle smooth cranberry flavor and a very upfront citrusy hop explosion. Also kudos to the awesome tune selection. The volume is quite loud but when we walked in they were blaring The Boy In Bubble from Paul Simon's Graceland and 38 years on, that's not a song you here anywhere. Nice. Overall, we had a very good time and while we are really never in the Woodstown area (it's business - nothing personal), if the whit and whimsy of life brings us back, F&B is definitely on the itinerary for round II. farmersandbankersbrewing.com/on-tap

Pizza was not very good. It looks like premade crusts that they apply toppings to and send in a…read moreconveyor belt to cook rather than fresh dough and a typical pizza oven. Friendly and quick service though.

I had to stop here as I was driving through my hometown. I made my kids try their "texas weiner"…read more This was always one of my favorites as a kid. Everything about this place is just how I remember it from 30 years ago! .... and those Texas wieners are still one of my favorite. My kids loved them too

What a fun and welcoming establishment. It isn't fancy but they serve quality food and the drinks…read moreare on point. They happily welcome the town Regulars as well as any new customers. In the past I've been to small town bar/restaurants and not felt very comfortable as an out of towner, that was not the case here. The wings, burgers, sandwiches, and the appetizers are all very good. The have Specialty nights so call ahead or go check online before you make a trip. Hope you find it as friendly and enjoy the food as much as we did.

Food is good…read more Service is terrible, you will be done your food by the time you get a second beer The big fat bouncer is rude and unwelcoming But don't worry if you know them personally you can drink underaged as does one of the bartenders underaged boyfriend, who drinks there regularly