Great food! Cool decorations. Great Art! Social Justice I formation there too. They toasted my…read moresub per my request. Slices are delicious, even the crust.

Great service, and awesome food!! I order from here all the…read moretime through Uber Eats and they never disappoint Highly recommend this place!!!

Stumbled upon this place walking around Salem. I always love to try Neapolitan pizza and don't ever…read moreget my hopes too high as a lot of places don't do it well. Bambolina does pizza well. You walk in and are met with the aroma of pizza. They have a great selection of beers as well. I had the Margherita and it was delicious. The cheese and sauce were amazing and the crust was cooked perfectly. Staff were friendly and attentive and the wait for food wasn't that long

To be frank I was curious what two restaurants under one roof in Salem would be like and I will say…read moreit was a pleasant surprise. Despite going during Halloween rush season, staff were quick to seat us and kind despite that rush. Now I've been to Bambolina's before and you can either sit outside (even this time of year) and take in the passersby and their numerous themed costumes or you can sit inside and enjoy the lowered mood lighting with more wood and tan accent colors. It feels sleepy in there and for me that equates to comfort. On this particular occasion I decided to get a Rosso Pizza from the Bambolina menu and my fiance got the Pork Belly Ramen from the flip side of the menu, that second restaurant I mentioned: Kokeshi. The food overall here is very natural and fresh tasting- none of that processed jargon you get at chains. You might think having two totally different culturally distinct menus under the same roof means one gas to be better than the other or one takes a hit in quality but no, not at all. I can pleasantly say having tried from both the Bambolina and Kokeshi menus that options on each are solid. You won't be disappointed if you go here, though it is more of a surprise if you're used to having processed pizza and ramen frequently. This place tastes very fresh and we are often excited to go whenever we hit Salem.

Decent pizza spot that's centrally located in Salem - in fact, it's right behind the Bewitched…read morestatue! I visited with friends in October which of course is a busy time for Salem businesses and Flying Saucer Pizza is no exception. We had a decently long wait (just short of an hour) but once we were seated everything moved along quickly. We shared two 12 inch pizzas and tried the McFly and Marvin the Martian (without peppers since my friend is allergic) which was plenty for our group of 3. It was good pizza but what really sets this place apart is their commitment to the scifi/geeky theme! All the menu items are cleverly named and the decor is equally inspired which I appreciated.

Food: Pizza was ok. We ordered a simple pie. Service:…read moreWaitress was nice. Attentive. Ambiance: Busy and a little dirty but it must be because it was busy and it was October.

Food was made fresh and gave it the home made taste which was adored ^*^ also walking distance from…read moreSalem's plaza and mall !

Delicious! The crust is extremely tasty, and the cheese is great. Generous toppings. Highly…read morerecommend if you're in Salem.

I live in Salem, but lost sight of this gem after they moved to Pickering Wharf. I was nearby…read moretoday, so stopped in and ordered a pizza to go and had a glass of wine. The pizza was delicious! It's a bar pie, and the crust was perfectly chewy with that yeasty flavor. Everything is scratch made, and the owner (Jacqui?) and the entire staff is charming. I'm so glad I stopped by on a whim!

Apology accepted, but all the things I complain about you do exactly that, you seem to take bad…read morereviews personally so clearly you know they are true, I came here after a long walk around the whole city, hoping for a nice meal, and kind service, gladly the pizza was alright but the garlic bread was not garlic-ing, and the staff only spoke when it was time to order, and took customers that came in after us before us, I found this disrespectful and honestly ruined my whole day, all I was looking for was a nice experience but got the exact opposite, the service was honestly terrible, they did not even ask if we wanted a drink as I said, they did not even give us the right amount of plants, definitely will not be back here and I do not suggest anyone else does. P.s- i heard your workers talking bad about the pizza they serve.

Engine House Pizza was a great find. The pizza was fresh and really yummy you can definitely taste…read morethe quality in every bite. What stood out the most was the service. The guy making the pizza took the time to chat with us, and it turned into such a nice conversation. He made my family feel genuinely welcome, which made the whole experience even better. On top of that, the prices are very reasonable, especially for a tourist area. Overall, great food, great people, and great value. I'd happily come back again.

Absolutely Loved the steak bomb grinder here. Tender and spices were super. Lots of meat and cheese…read moreon it too. The pizza was crazy good!! Fresh homemade dough . Perfect thin vs thickness of crust. Rich and flavorful marinara and tons of gooey cheese. Loved it!! Cold beer and great food, you just can't go wrong by eating here!

Consistent Large portions and Fresh with a hell of a price . Can't beat this place , hands down top…read moretake-out around .

The best gluten free pizza I've had in a long time !!! Great sauce and ingredients. Staff was very…read morefriendly.

We enjoyed. Large cheese pizza and gluten free pizza. Delivered on time. Recommend…read more I guess i need 85 characters to complete this review but dont have anything further to say

The nostalgia this place gives me after living in NJ for 20+ years is the best. I love that they…read moresell pizza by the slice because it just tastes so fresh. The crunch of the crust is the best texture and their pizzas were delicious. Thanks to the waiting staff as well because they helped me decide on what to get!

April 17, 2026 I…read morewent with my parents tonight to the Adriatic Restaurant (Washington Street), Salem, MA. We've started having dinner out twice a month and this was the most recent experience. I had gone online to the NORTH SHORE DINNING PAGE on Facebook and asked people about their experiences with the restaurant in the last two days and here's what people said: "great, tender meatballs", "great eggplant parmigiana", "very good experience". .... And what we found out is that they were right. Those things were all true! Now.... As to what we ordered: I got the grilled octopus. It was the only partial miss on the menu. Arugula just doesn't make a very good sauce and it was a pretty bad base for what would otherwise might have been a great appetizer. My mother got the Caesar salad. It was good. It's a hard thing to screw up. My father ordered the meatballs. They were amazing and delicious - just like Facebook promised. The tzatziki sauce was good. Maybe not as good as mine, but good nonetheless. So dinner.... Mine was the Chicken Saltimboca. It was so good that I'd bathe in the sauce they make with it. I loved eating forkfuls of the chicken with bites of the mashed potatoes. That was really luxuriant. My mother had the Eggplant parmigiana and she wiped out the entire plate. She loved it. My father.... Beef tenderloin tips. Maybe cooked slightly too much, but delicious. He wiped out the plate. To drink.... I was out of the hospital and recovering from brain tumor surgery, so I had the hard cider (3.5% BV), my father had the Peroni (Italian) beer, and my mother had the Bud light. I tasted the Peroni and liked it very much. The hard cider had almost no sweetness to it. It was dry as a higher end brut champagne.... Which actually set off the meal really nicely. My tastes weren't clashing and that was good. Our waiter, Sean, was great. Ask for him! We left a $32 tip, so the bill came to $197.85

My family and I had dinner here on the evening after Christmas around 7. It wasn't too busy, and we…read moregot a table pretty much to ourselves in the back area where the larger tables are. I had a delicious espresso martini and for apps I tried the arancini and picked off my sister's caesar salad. They were both alright, but the caesar could've used more dressing and I didn't love the flavor of the arancini - just a bit bland. For my entree I had the shrimp scampi. This also really lacked flavor, and I was yearning for more tomatoes. The service was great and our waitress Leanna was attentive and super sweet. They had clean bathrooms and ample parking out front and around the block. However, the food wasn't memorable, and I don't think I'll go out of my way to return.

Piccolo Piatti is finally open in Salem after waiting a few years with the "Coming Soon" banner…read morehanging on the green painted house at the corner of Webb St & Collins St. This small house was formerly Amazing Pizza & More which is relocated to the Wharf. Operated by Antique Table, Piccolo Piatti of Salem is strictly a takeout eatery (no table seating) which serves up a variety of paninis/subs/wraps with fries, chicken wings, pizza, grain bowls, salads, smoothies, acai bowls, juices, and can soda. The menu here is different than Antique Table and Piccolo Piatti Winthrop, which offers full service dining with mostly Italian food. I stopped by Piccolo Piatti mid-afternoon and the place was fairly busy with people hanging out waiting for their orders. I ordered a Salmon Bowl ($16 plus tax) which was ready in about 25 minutes after ordering since there were already large orders before mine. I watched the two cooks prepare food in the kitchen as I waited. The Salmon Bowl was really good with nice flavors, which had white rice, mixed greens, red onions, pico de gallo, hot tender honey glazed salmon smoothed with a pesto mayo. I will definitely have to drop in again for a hot sandwich with a smoothie!

Got take out pasta dishes....food was delicious, however, for $20.99, both dishes were kids size…read moreportions. Seems like a couple more spoonful's pasta and more than 2 meatballs would at least begin to look like an adult's size portion. $50 for 2 very small meals.