I'm new to the area and this seems like the most recommended place among my peers . My friends were…read moreabsolutely right I had half mustard half Trenton style and it was probably the best pizza I've ever had and I am very experienced in getting good pizza The place is spotless and the staff was very friendly This is the place where I will be going to often

Wow The Trenton Style Tomato Pie may be the BEAT pizza we have had to date. Their seasonal Fig…read moreProsciutto Burrata salad, awesome. Hands down the real deal. GOAT Our server was friendly and courteous. The ambiance inside high end for a pizza establishment.

Kicking my last review up to 5 stars, as this is THE BEST pizza in the Mercer County/Trenton area…read more Worth the drive to try it. What do I say? - Pizza is great! - Pizza is great to go! - Pizza is great re-heated

Best tomato pie in robbinsville :)…read more Tastes like actual pizza and the sauce is amazing. It's definitely more of an old-school vibe inside and very dated, but I love the outdoor seating area! They have tons of menu options. Service wasn't the best, but didn't affect our night.

Dolce & Clemens Italian Deli is truly a hidden gem and one of the finest Italian delis I've ever…read morehad the pleasure of visiting. From the moment you walk through the door, you're greeted by the irresistible aroma of authentic, homemade Italian cooking and the warm hospitality that instantly makes you feel like family. John, Michael, and Kevin put a little bit of love into everything they serve. They are knowledgeable, patient, friendly, and always willing to make recommendations. Then there's Babs, the "cleanup hitter," who runs the register with remarkable efficiency while sending every customer off with a warm smile and sincere appreciation. The selection of freshly prepared Italian specialties is nothing short of outstanding. Whether you're stopping in for lunch, picking up dinner for the family, or planning a special event, every dish reflects exceptional quality, authentic flavor, and meticulous attention to detail. Their catering service is equally impressive, providing beautifully prepared meals that are guaranteed to make any gathering memorable. The sandwiches are simply phenomenal--generously piled high with the freshest ingredients and served on freshly baked Italian bread that elevates every bite. It's easy to understand why Dolce & Clemens has earned such a loyal following. And whatever you do, don't leave without visiting the pastry shop! Their assortment of traditional Italian pastries is the perfect finale to any meal--always fresh, beautifully presented, and absolutely delicious. Outstanding food, exceptional service, fair prices, and an unwavering commitment to quality make Dolce & Clemens a destination I'll return to again and again. If you're looking for authentic Italian cuisine, incredible sandwiches, delectable pastries, or first-class catering, look no further. Highly recommended--on a 1-10 scale, they are easily an 11. Harry Robinson CEO, Technology Solutions Partners

I just moved into Mercer County this week and it seems friends and family said that this was THE…read moreBEST around The claim to fame was it was on Diners Drive Ins and Dives. Meh not a fan but I continue I was warned it was expensive, it's not. So I bought a few prepared meals, simple meals just to get a feel for the food. The prosciutto, mozzarella and roasted peppers sandwich was huge but flavorless The meatballs and spaghetti entree were not to my liking at all. The sauce was lacking and not sure what the meat was in the meatballs Still have a chicken Marsala entree and a few fried chicken cutlets that I am in no hurry to eat but will because I don't waste food My visit here was disappointing and now that I have tried the I will continue to find other options to become my go to Salumeria The baked goods looks good maybe I will give that a shot I'm a sucker for good Canoli Update 9/17 the fried chicken cutlets were tasteless, ate one saving 2 to grind up to give to the dogs The Bruschetta was also tasteless.Its like food you would get in my parents assisted living facility no seasoning on anything. Why bother?I grew up on food like this and it is a really poor representation of the way these simple preparations should taste.

We were faithful customers at Mamma Rosa's, but when they closed down in '21, we were left in the…read morelurch and without a neighborhood Italian joint to call our own. We just quit going out for Italian other than for tomato pies, but now we've begun actively looking for a place to enjoy simple Italian food--outside of the ubiquitous tomato pies. Gennaro's was our first stop, with the menu definitely reading more New World Italian than Old World. We started with a couple of appetizers: The Sausage Stuffed Mushrooms in Scampi sauce and the Antipasto Salad. I'm not a fan of Antipasto salads (I've a three item max addition rule for salads and tomato pies), but my wife enjoyed it. It was your standard antipasto salad for the area--perhaps more generous with the meat and cheese than the last one we ordered up the street at Papa's. The stuffed mushrooms had a good flavor, and although the sauce didn't really hit me as Scampi (the garlic wasn't really there), it was still good on its own, and I'd order it again. My wife ordered the Pork Chop Giambotta, which she truly enjoyed. It was a thick, good sized pork chop covered with a sauce that included potatoes, sausage slices, and sautéed peppers. The menu said that the peppers were hot and sweet, but they were pretty much 99.9% hot peppers. If that's an issue for you, I'd make a point in mentioning it to your server first. My wife doesn't do spicy, but luckily I was there to find a home for the hot peppers, and she said she'd order it again if we returned. My Veal Saltimbocca, however, was a letdown. The veal was overcooked and had lost its tenderness, but most surprising to me was that it was very different from the standard version I've known for years. Had I read the description more carefully, I'd have caught the fact it was in a tomato demi-glace rather than the white wine and butter emulsion I know and love. Also, the ham that was used was not the thinly sliced prosciutto one normally sees, instead it was a thick slice of something that I can't honestly tell you was prosciutto or not. The use of spinach instead of a sage leaf wasn't a complete shock, as I've seen that before. Overcooked veal, the prosciutto mystery, and tradition straying aside, the flavor almost bordered on being alright, but it definitely wasn't what I'd hoped for when I placed the order. To add insult to injury, I asked for pasta as my side, and was given a couple choices--I chose the linguini and got served a dente-less spaghetti. When I asked the waiter (who was otherwise extremely conscientious and attentive) if they were out of linguini, I was told that there's really very little difference between the two, which so blew my mind that I just shrugged and ate. While we were there, we could see that there were many people who acted like regulars enjoying their meals, and many of them were also eating tomato pies, however, we're on the hunt for a place that's going to satisfy our need for an Italian place that provides beyond the pizza oven. I'm up in the air about a second shot--my wife was much happier than me with the location (which means we'll likely go), but I'll definitely ask our server more questions about what I'm ordering next time to avoid any surprises.

Absolutely fantastic! We celebrated our son's college graduation here, and I cannot say enough good…read morethings about the fantastic food and service we received at Genaro's. The ambience is smart casual, and not fussy, but with food and service that you'd expect at a place that charges double the prices. All of the food was top notch. Standouts are the artichoke heart Francese, mozzarella en corrozza, and fried calamari appetizers; and chicken Italiano, chicken marsala, and salmon Neapolitan mains. Their tiramisu and tartufo capped off the meal perfectly. If you're in Trenton or Princeton, Gennaro's is worth the drive.

Massimo's Cucina is nestled away in a strip mall just off Route 33 in Robbinsville. I hadn't made…read moreit around to this place since the area has a pizzeria or Italian eatery in almost every shopping plaza, with specialty pizza shops like Marcello's Pizza Grill & tomato pie greats like Delorenzos & Papa's less than a few minutes drive away. The desire to try out a new spot in the area that served up the more traditional round pie led me here. Although I stopped in for take out, they have a decent dining area between the tables inside and the outdoor patio area. I went with a standard cheese pizza and an order of garlic knots. The garlic knots (3.25/5) were a bit on the smaller side, but served in a nice portion size with a decent garlic kick to them. The large cheese pizza (3.5/5) was a small notch above the central New Jersey average, with the dough, sauce, & cheese coming together for a nice pizza experience, although I did have to sprinkle on some spices to add to the flavor profile a bit. Service (4/5) while picking up was friendly, although slightly slow at first since the guy at the counter was initially fixated on his phone for a bit. Overall, I'd rate Massimo's a 3.5/5 pizza experience, and don't mind rounding up since Yelp doesn't allow half stars and menu prices were fairly reasonable. While I'm not sure I'd choose Massimo's over other pizza competitors in the Robbinsville/Hamilton area, it's still a decent option should you find yourself looking for a more traditional round pizza experience.

We tried Massimo's last night. There were three of us. We went early and it was quiet. We all…read moreordered seafood dishes from the menu. My friend ordered the salmon with risotto. The owner came out to say there was an issue with the risotto and offered her options. The other two of us got the sea bass which could have been warmer but it was very flavorful. We think the risotto issue was why our sea bass dishes were not as hot coming out of the kitchen but we appreciated that they let my friend know about it and gave her options. We plan to return and give them another try.

Hated the menu. Part had no prices. Menu hard to pot is a tablet,…read moreSunday menu different then daily menu Very disappointed

Great Italian restaurant in the area! Highly recommend it for either a lunch or dinner outing. I…read morehad the penne vodka with chicken--so good. They bring out warm bread with olive oil and garlic right away, which was such a nice touch. The staff is friendly, attentive, and very accommodating. I'll definitely be back!

Absolutely wonderful experience from start to finish! The chicken Caesar salad was delicious--the…read morechicken was tender, juicy, and perfectly grilled, and the salad was fresh, crisp, and flavorful. The portion was generous, and everything was beautifully presented. The service was just as impressive. Our server was warm, attentive, and made us feel very welcome without being overbearing. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated, with such an elegant and inviting atmosphere that made the meal even more enjoyable. Great food, wonderful service, and beautiful decor--everything you want in a dining experience. I'll definitely be back! Highly recommend!

Came here for dinner after work. The main dining area was booked for an event so we had to sit at…read morethe pizza section. We pretty much had the whole place to ourselves the whole time we were there. The bread, made in the restaurant, set the stage of what we were going to expect. We enjoyed the bread and the food we ordered. The dessert was good too. Love to come back again.

We used to get pizza here plenty of times too in the past when my family and I lived in…read moreRobbinsville. Plus, when I used to hang out with friends we'd get pizza from here plenty of times. And the pizza here was pretty much always good. As was the service because they were fast and efficient with making sure the pizza was ready on time. It always had good flavor especially the white pizza which I always loved to eat because it had plenty of flavor. The other food we never really ever tried but the pizza was for sure worth the price. If you want good pizza in Robbinsville go to here as its closest and worth what you pay for. There are barely other better places within the town to go to when it comes to pizza. There are no complaints from me from what I remember when I used to get food here at all. The only reason I am giving a 4 out of 5 stars is because, like other pizza places there are times where there is inconsistency. Such as the pizza being off with the flavoring, or the cheese falling off due to too much oil or grease from the cheese. Overall, solid pizza place and better than Del Lorenzo's.

This place is delicious! Every time I come back home to visit family in NJ, we order from here…read more Their pizza rocks and the chicken wings are fantastic.

It is a brave thing to try and sell pizza in Hamilton when Papa's and DeLorenzo's are practically…read morewithin shouting distance. That is like opening a lemonade stand between two Niagara Falls. And yet Nonno Sal's keeps the ovens hot and the lights on. There's something admirable about that. Persistence is a virtue, and so is knowing exactly what you are. Nonno Sal's isn't chasing the high end pizza pilgrim. You won't find philosophical arguments about char or hydration levels happening here. What you will find is a fairly dependable pie with thin crust that holds up, a good layer of cheese, and sauce that tastes like someone has been making it the same way for awhile. The slices fold without complaint and the toppings behave themselves. It's the sort of pizza you bring home on a Friday when everyone is tired and nobody wants to cook or a speech. The prices are kinder to your wallet than the famous spots nearby, and that matters. Not every meal needs to be a religious experience. Sometimes food just needs to feed five people without causing regret. The sandwiches and salads are solid citizens too. Nothing showy, just competent and filling. They even still do a nice version of Peppers and Eggs, which is a throwback I can appreciate. The dining area has a few old Formica tables that look like they have seen a few Little League celebrations, but not much regular use. You can eat there if you like, but this is a takeout joint through and through. In a world that rewards spectacle, Nonno Sal's rewards appetite and respects your budget. It knows its job and does it. That's more than can be said for most things anymore. Four stars for staying in your lane and driving it well.

Located in a small strip mall shop on Route 33 near the border of Robbinsville and Hamilton is…read moreNonno Sal's Pizza. It's one of those places that can be easily missed if you're not looking for it, as there is no signage along the road to indicate a pizza place (not one that I could see having passed by many times over the years). Italian eateries and pizza parlors are a dime a dozen in the area, however this one is mainly suited for take out, with a few tables off to the side to eat a slice or have a quick no frills lunch. It's definitely not a fancy place you'd want to dine in at, despite having a full menu of pizza and Italian dishes. We kept things simple by ordering a large plain cheese pizza and a chicken parmigiana sandwich. The pizza was slightly above average for a central NJ pizzeria, with decent sauce, cheese, and crust. It was a slightly thinner base and crust as compared to more doughy and thicker counterparts in the area. The chicken parm sandwich was similarly above average with decent ingredients. Everything was satisfying and on par for a good central NJ pizza experience. I'd rate my overall experience a solid 3.5/5, but happy to round up since the person working the counter was kind and thanked me when I went to pick up.

Ravello in Robbinsville never disappoints. And last night was no exception. The food was on point…read moreas always. We started with the octopus and tuna tartare, both were fresh, flavorful, and beautifully plated. For entrees, we had the tagliatelle with short ribs, vodka rigatoni, and ravioli, and every dish was delicious and cooked to perfection. Great atmosphere, excellent service, and consistently high-quality food. Definitely recommend checking this place out if you're in the area!

Tucked within a completely non-descript strip mall along Route 130 in Robinsville may be the best…read morehidden gem Italian eatery in New Jersey. Intimate without being fussy, Ravello delivers meals portioned for adults prepared with the love and care of my sainted grandmother (if she ever learned how to cook.) Sorry Nonna. My spicy cavatelli with sausage and sun dried tomatoes was simply amazing as was a Caesar salad that could have been a meal all by itself. Ravello is already on speed dial and I'm counting down the days until our next visit. Don't let the strip mall fool you, excellence awaits within. Five easy stars for this BYOB classic.