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Peter's Pizzeria

3.2 (57 reviews)
InexpensivePizza, Italian, Burgers
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Mushrooms Pizza
Anshmeet A.

I love their mushroom pizza. one of the best in the town. I shifted in another town but couldn't find any other pizza place matching their level of quality.

Margarita pepperoni pie!
Fred L.

Hands down I think this might be the best pizzeria in Kearny! It can get a little pricey, but the pies are most definitely worth the cost. The crust is pretty good and has a semi thick bite to it and the sauce is great! The toppings are always fresh and y'all get all this excitement at $16-$19 a pie! I've never dined in and always pickup my order. The decor inside is of a classic pizza joint. Service regarding pickup is pretty good. So good that I can double park in front and keep it moving lol. Be warned its cash only, so bring them dollars baby! They just recently opened a Walgreens next door so you might be able to get cash back or use the ATM there. Enjoy folks!

Pizza half cheese half with cherry peppers

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Horrible over salted food. This restaurant not worth your money or time. I didn't like their pasta or their garlic knots at all.

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Not a fan of the pureed marinara. Tastes horrible. Pizza isn't the best, but it'll do if you're starving.

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5 years ago

The pizza is good but I came in for a pasta they charged me 12 dollars and the Alfredo sauce looked like milk

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Classic pizza joint that makes the best pies in the area. Also large menu at very reasonable prices

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4.5(215 reviews)
1.4 mi
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We found this place by accident a few years ago on a work trip and had to come back again. It is an…read more"old school" family recipes, incredible service, fantastic food, and simply an amazing restaurant. My only concern is that they don't see to be busy enough for how good they are! We had 6 of us. Every single thing everyone ordered looked incredible. (I mean, I don't really care for muscles, but I could absolutely see the love cooked into even that dish.) I wish them every success and I'm already looking forward to visiting again next time I'm in the area!

"Would you like some lemoncello? Orangcello? Anythingvello?"…read more Angelo, one of the owners, is talking to the table next to us, but already I know I've found a second home. "You won't want to cook anymore" he tells us a bit later. He's not wrong. I had the fish special, cod, served puttanesca, with mash potatoes and spinach. He had the rigatoni bolognese. Perfectly cooked pasta. "Everything is homemade," Angelo explained later. Smart and fairly well-priced wine list. We asked why the 2020 Carparzo Brunello di Montalcino was so low priced, and learned the wine has been priced the same since their father closed their Upper East Side location and the kids opened in Newark. "New York food at NJ prices," Angelo explained. "I've never had tiramisu I've liked better", husband told me. "I've never had flan Ive liked better" I told him. (It is coconut flan.) Great service. Wonderful spot. And Bon Jovi has been in twice, most recently he brought his wife. Enough said.

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Nino's Pizza & Restaurant

Nino's Pizza & Restaurant

3.5(154 reviews)
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This pizza parlor (does anyone use that term anymore?!) has been going strong for decades…read more To be honest I was always partial to Nino's III in Kearny - much closer to where I used to live and their chicken-and-broccoli slice was a thing of beauty. (I believe Nino's II existed for a quick moment up there in North Arlington but my memory ain't what it used to be.) After driving past (the original) Nino's on the way home from work for the last few months I realized I was overdue for a visit. First thing: from the outside it looks a bit weathered but inside? It's vibrant and lively and eased my initial concerns. (As soon as I walked in at the very first table was a little kid and his abuela. He made it a point to interact with me coming and leaving and that kid made my day... he's getting 5-stars for being awesome!) As for the pizza... it's a respectable "large" - they ain't skimping, which is a nice change of pace. (Hats off to the pizzaiolo because it wasn't a true/normal/expected circle but something closer to a Reuleaux triangle mixed with a squircle.) Geometry aside... the pie tasted good. Nothing flashy or fancy - just a legit (thin) pie. The (steak) fries were a bit bland and boring, I can't lie. And their cavatelli and broccoli was... decent. It would've benefited from a bit more 'pop' (salt, olive oil, garlic, you name it.) I haven't been here in eons and I hope they'll be around for another 40-something-years. Worth mentioning: it's one of the very few pizzerias to have a liquor license. (I'd definitely come back again for the not-so-perfectly-round pizza but would pass on the fries and pasta...)

This hidden gem in the Harrison Shopping Plaza serves some surprisingly delicious pizzas. We tried…read morea pepperoni slice, a chicken slice, and a plain Sicilian slice. The pepperoni and Sicilian slices were particularly impressive, and I would even say this is the best Sicilian pizza I've ever had. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a tasty pizza experience. However, the restaurant appears to be quite deserted, and it would definitely benefit from more patrons to ensure it receives the attention it deserves.

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Tier 3 Cafe

3.4(5 reviews)
2.1 mi
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I loved this space on the 3rd Tier of NJPAC! Wow! The buffet was simple and include fresh Salads,…read morebread sticks, roasted veggies, Italian meats,cheeses and three pasta dishes plus assorted sweet treats, coffee and tea and non-alcoholic beverages. I especially enjoyed the penne pasta with chicken, mushrooms In Cheese sauce. I Enjoyed the pasta in the red sauce. No worries, there is a full service bar to for wine etc. The food was delicious-- but just prior to refills the offerings were like warm, to be kind. The chef was at the station nearby whipping up the refills. So they did not run out of foods. The tables are situated around the Tier with ornate glass and exposed brick and floor to ceiling windows showcasing Newark and the ongoing construction and hustle and bustle around the city. The tables and chairs are quite comfortable and dining on good china, flatware and cloth napkins make the scene more romantic. All the staff were wonderful! They were courteous and helpful. But be ware check out cam get backed up if everyone rushes out at showtime as they only have one credit card /register. They should do something about that. I called in advance and was told I didn't need a reservation. I think I will continue to do that when I go to the next NJPAC event. The venue is just lovely. Kudos to Newark!

Tier 3 is one of two restaurants located within the New Jersey Performing Arts Center complex, not…read moreto be confused with the ground-floor restaurant, Tier 3 is found by entering the main doors of the Performing Arts Center, and, either taking the stairs to the third floor level, or, taking their elevator. We've dined here several times primarily due to convenience and to avoid the lack of street parking and questionable parking lots in the area. We always pre-purchase the NJPAC parking ticket when booking a show; this permits you to park in either the underground Military Park garage (across the street) or, the PAC lot adjacent to the Center, a better choice. Curiously, attendants at ground level always ask to see your tickets, even if dining upstairs at Tier 3. I've never asked if having show tickets was a prerequisite for entering Tier 3. (The "Greeters" also call upstairs to "announce" that your on your way.) The restaurant itself is quite dramatic, set within the curved sweep of architecture that the interior follows; glass and mirrors surround most of the tables; the setting reminds me of many airport restaurants we've spent some time in. Pros: Very convenient parking arrangements if seeing a show. A quick, safe, and easy walk up to the main doors of the NJPAC. We were always seated promptly. A server will take your drink order, soiled table settings are quickly removed, your tab is quickly presented to you when your ready to leave. There was never a line at the buffet nor at the coffee and desert table. In summary, a place to grab a hot meal without a long wait and still have time without rushing to your show since it's in the same building. Cons: Several of the (covered) buffet urns held a fair variety of freshly cooked entre's yet the food was not held at the proper (hot) temperature. Coffee and similar beverages were dispensed at the desert table. Yet again, their temperature was medium warm at best. Coffee cups and saucers had to be replenished when I approached the coffee table; although the manager was steps away, it was I that got his attention to re-supply the table with cups and saucers. Desert offerings consisted of miniature squares of "cake" and were not appealing. The price point for dinner is "expensive" and a poor value. The mixed salads are, by far, your best bet for quality; quite fresh and tasty and being cold and crisp was not a concern. Tier 3 Cafe is not our Go-To restaurant prior to seeing a show at NJPAC. Frankly, we now dine at a quaint Italian neighborhood bistro on Bloomfield Ave near 13th Street when going to the NJPAC. We park on the street across from the restaurant and enjoy good, home-made cooking at about half the price of Tier 3 Cafe and, we don't have to be announced to get a table, nor display any tickets.

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