The food is awesome but trying to order over phone is awful they use some BS AI assistant that I…read morehave no patience for it's a shame nobody answers because I refuse to use it hopefully they get rid of that system

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.

First time trying the pizza from here and I would definitely say I would go back. I ordered 4…read morepizzas for a party and they were all very tasty. Only thing I'd change is on the CBR is more ranch but that still was a decent pizza

A tasty cheese slice. Nice cheese and sauce ratio, in a…read moreperfect word I would add 25% more sauce. Proper fold, crunch and minimal tip flop. The dough had a nice texture but was bland. I would definitely go again. Would skip the pepperoni- seems they are using the same thin sliced super salty over fennelled pepperoni many places use in RI. Too bad- a wide ultra thin slice can be far better than those thick cupped plugs other places use IF they do the spicing right.

Had a fantastic experience! The drinks were excellent, the service was outstanding, and everything…read moreI ordered was delicious. The chicken Caesar wrap was one of the best I've had, made even better by their homemade Caesar dressing. The hand-cut French fries were fresh, crispy, and clearly made with care. The wings were absolutely amazing--perfectly cooked and packed with flavor. A special shout-out to Brit, who provided exceptional service throughout our visit. Friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. I'll be back to joke with her she's great! Very welcoming place, the owner was even in helping. Great food, great drinks, and great service. We'll definitely be back!

The Lord of the Wings brought me here last night, but it's not my first time at this establishment…read more When you walk in, it smells like bread baking. A cute hostess area for pickup orders, but we headed to the small dining room and grabbed a table. I ordered garlic Parmesan wings and a meatlovers pub pizza. Our server/bartender was pleasant and attentive the whole time. Our food arrived looking great. The wings were cooked nicely, jumbo sized with super crispy texture and juicy on the inside. The garlic Parmesan was... Interesting. I believe it's a mayo based sauce, similar to an Alabama white BBQ sauce. I could see the appeal in it but it wasn't for me personally. The pizza was great as usual. I love the combination of the toppings on the meatlovers with the sauce. I enjoyed every bite. While I don't need an excuse to come to Grainsley's as it's in my semi regular rotation, I didn't mind the chance to come back sooner than later for some awesome wings and pizza!

Service was friendly and on time There is no ambiance…read morebasically just to go unless you want to sit on the few stools Pizza was good I should have asked for it to be cooked well done I will go back and try something different

This is my go to pizza place when I want a late night snack! Service is great and quick every time…read moreI go. Inside doesn't have seating but are counters for you to stand and eat if you would like.

The service there is amazing, the store is clean, food is good. I had a Chicken Parm with Pasta…read moretoday, and I had no complaints. Delicious.

Was in the area for a work meeting and needed a quick lunch. They did alright. 2 slices and a soda…read morefor $10. Decent slices, and friendly people. Worth another look if I wasvin the area, but I wouldn't be in a rush to do so.

The reputation arrives first…read more Walk into Frank Pepe's on Universal Boulevard in Warwick, and a hundred years of reputation walks in with you. The original is on Wooster Street in New Haven. It opened in 1925. Frank Pepe was a 32-year-old Italian immigrant from the Amalfi coast who had been selling pies from a hat, carrying them on his head through the neighborhood market to feed factory workers who needed something hot and good and cheap. He saved enough to open a real restaurant. He built an oven. The oven stayed put for over 100 years, because you do not move a hundred thousand pounds of brick. His nickname was Old Reliable. That history is sitting at the table with you whether you know it or not. The Warwick location lit its coal-fired oven in the spring of 2018. Seven years of continuous heat. The bricks are absorbing it slowly, not all at once but building. You can taste what they share with the original, which is the part that matters. We ordered the tomato pie with meatballs. This is the right call at Pepe's and I am not apologizing for it. The tomato pie is where the place began. Two items on the original 1925 menu: tomato pie and tomato pie with anchovies. No mozzarella because there was no refrigeration. Constraint became tradition the way it always does, faster than philosophy ever manages. At Pepe's, mozzarella is optional. Pecorino and the tomatoes and the crust are the baseline, and the baseline is the argument. The sauce is crushed Italian tomatoes. That description undersells it. The sauce at Pepe's has been refined for a century to carry a pie without a cheese safety net, which means it has to be bright and acidic and complex enough to hold its own against char and dough and whatever is riding on top of it. The meatballs were sliced thin across the tomatoes and seasoned all the way to the center. That is rarer than it should be. Then there is the crust. The coal-fired oven runs somewhere above 650 degrees. The char on the edge is not decorative. It contributes a bitterness that cuts right through the acid in the tomatoes. They need each other. The leopard spots across the bottom of the pie tell you the heat and the timing were right. The crispness is structural. The chew underneath it is real. We also ordered the grilled chicken pie. Yes. At Frank Pepe's. The room has opinions and the room can have them. What I did not expect was for the chicken to be a genuine star. Not pulled, not scattered, not the afterthought that grilled chicken usually is on pizza. These were proper chunks, with intentional size, juicy in a way that should not survive a 650-degree coal oven but somehow did. Substantial. The kind of protein that makes you feel good, even though it's on a pizza. When I eat it, I feel like I'm taking vitamins. It tastes healthy. There is a lot of it. It is delicious. These three things rarely show up together on a pizza and Frank Pepe's managed all three without making it feel virtuous in the annoying way. It felt like a reward. Frank Pepe's in Warwick is not the original. Nothing will ever be the original. The original is on Wooster Street in a city that built its identity around this particular pizza and has been arguing about it for a hundred years. What the Warwick location is, is an honest attempt to bring the New Haven style here. The coal is real. The oven is real. The sauce is the sauce. The crust is the crust. Seven years of heat in those bricks doing the work that oven was built to do. Great room. Great service. Really great pizza. Old Reliable.

I stopped by the place at the recommendation of some friends on a Saturday around 1pm. Every table…read morewas full. There was a wait of about 20 minutes and the wait for the pizza would have been another 30. There were about 2 waiters walking around that seemed slammed. I ended up leaving and returning later that night. I took the advice of one of the patrons from earlier and ordered online. I ordered a medium pizza with Pepperoni, Sausage and Bacon for $38!!!! When we arrived the pizza was ready so we sat down and ate as there was hardly anyone there the second time around closer to 9pm. The waitress was extremely nice. The pizza is beyond basic and I was highly disappointed. The pizza was unevenly cut and the toppings all just fell off the pizza. I needed a fork to eat the pizza. Sadly they didn't have any knives. The bacon was nonexistent. I couldn't believe I just wasted $40 on a circle of soup. I won't be returning. This place just isn't for me.

Our favorite Warwick pizza...never disappoints...Outstanding pizza! I ordered a small vegan pizza…read morewith sauce, onions, peppers, mushrooms, and olives, and it was perfect. If they had vegan cheese, that would be even better, but it was absolutely wonderful without it cooked to perfection. The veggies weren't raw they were cooked nicely, were cut so nice in size not too big, very nice amount of sauce which is amazing in flavor and then we also got a spinach pie and although it had Parmesan, I was able to eat it, and it was outstanding, hit the spot and loaded with fiber.

I have to say I do like the pizza! But the people who work there answering the phones and taking…read morethe orders seem absolutely miserable. Even one of my associates that work for me because our office is around the corner has stated he stopped going there cause people seem so unhappy that work there. I once called and asked to speak to the manager and a woman told me she was the manager, and she had the biggest attitude I'd go to Dimitri's now I'm always greeted with a warm smile and welcome! Last time doing the pizza king.

Picasso's has a big gravel parking lot that's usually busy but never so full I can't find a spot…read more Service is friendly and food comes out pretty fast. The food is delicious (although some pizzas that contain garlic really have a lot of garlic!) - I love their eggplant parm sub an insane amount, the bread is just so fresh and crunchy and fluffy. I tried the cinnamon dough bites today and let's just say they were worth burning my mouth for! I wish they came with an icing type sauce or something though. I've only been on trivia nights, which is fun, but very loud. I wish the trivia company they use projected the questions on one of the approximately 15 screens this place has. I tend to forget the options immediately after they're read to me. Drinks are very economically priced, which is great for a casual friend hang or when you're tired of the overpriced cocktails that seem to be absolutely everywhere right now. You can get a good deal on a pitcher of beer or sangria. Bummed there is only 1 Women's and 1 men's bathroom for the whole restaurant, you often have to wait if there's a decent crowd in the place. It's a small space and the mirror is facing you when you're on the toilet, so that's....an experience. The biggest drawback is that it shares a wall with a cigar / smoke lounge, so it can get smoky in here. Every time the door opens, since people tend to smoke on the patio, a new waft of it comes in. I wish there was a way to improve the ventilation system and/or somehow get rid of this issue, since otherwise this is a cozy and fun spot with great food and lots of events and entertainment.

It was horrible because they use the bartender to be your waitress. And when you order alcohol with…read moreit she is watching you like a cop . As a matter of fact she even called the police on me because she served me two pitchers of beer. And of course I was intoxicated. So the cops waited for me to drive down Warwick Ave. And they gave me a DUI. If you don't want to get a DUI after leaving Picasso's Pizza and Pub don't drink there. It is definitely a matter of time before she calls the police that you left intoxicated and they know what kind of car you are driving. They have surveillance cameras everywhere.