The pizza is excellent! The caprese salad and chicken wings were very good too. The staff was very…read moreattentive and friendly. Restaurant is very clean too.

Absolutely hands down our favorite pizza! We really enjoy the pepperoni pizza and/or the Rocket…read morepizza (with a side of balsamic glaze!).

Apparently Lauren's birthday is a pizza festival now…read more For Day Two, I met up with her at The Pizza Nomad in the Center of New England because they have a new pizza called the Detroit Slim. I had questions. Mostly about how something this thick gets to call itself slim. We ordered one cheese and one pepperoni and settled in. Then we saw the pizza, and suddenly Detroit Slim made sense. The answer is geometry. It isn't slim from the side. Not even close. It's slim from above. Instead of the big rectangular Detroit-style pizza most of us know, this thing is long and narrow, cut into four substantial pieces. I immediately loved the size. It gives you everything I want from Detroit-style pizza without requiring what sometimes feels like a contractual obligation to an enormous pan of it. Four pieces. Manageable. Plenty of pizza. But the crust is what got me. Look at the picture of Lauren holding up that cross-section. That's the story. The inside is almost absurdly soft, smooth and airy. Big pockets run through a light, pillowy structure that looks nothing like what you're expecting from the weight of the slice in your hand. Then turn it over. The bottom is golden brown, blistered and crisp enough to make noise. That's the trick. You bite through this loud, crunchy shell and immediately hit something soft, smooth and almost delicate inside. Crunch, then pillow. The two textures shouldn't occupy the same piece of dough this comfortably. But they do. And around the perimeter, things get even better. Cheese escapes down the sides and meets the hot pan, leaving behind those dark, crispy pieces hanging off the edges. The stuff that looks almost burned in the pictures? That's treasure. The sauce has enough presence to survive everything happening around it. You still taste tomato beneath all that cheese, crust and rendered pepperoni. The cheese itself is really good, with enough flavor to be more than just the thing holding everything together. And that pepperoni was fantastic. Some cups. Some curls. Some lies flat against the cheese. The edges go dark and crisp while the centers render their fat into everything underneath them. There is a point with pepperoni where "burned" and "perfect" become separated by about thirty seconds. I like living dangerously close to that line. Pizza Nomad does too. There is also, for reasons I cannot explain, a full-sized medieval knight standing guard over the pizza. I respect this. If you're going to make an inch and a half thick pizza called Detroit Slim, there is no reason a knight can't stand guard over it. The Detroit Slim is a collection of contradictions. It's thick without being heavy. Soft and seriously crunchy. Small enough to feel manageable, substantial enough that nobody is going home wondering what we're having for lunch tomorrow. But I keep coming back to that crust. That soft, smooth, airy interior. The blistered bottom. The cheese cooked hard against the edges. Crispy pepperoni on top of all of it. Every layer has a different job. And somehow, every one of them makes noise. Day Two of Lauren's birthday pizza week is in the books. At this point, I've accepted that her birthday lasts a week. I see no compelling reason to challenge this.

I've been to the other Nomad in West Warwick and this is just as good. They're both about the same…read moredistance from my house, but I'll probably go here more often as parking can get a little tight at the west warwick location when boomerangs is busy. Anyway, both are pretty consistent and are good. People have always been friendly too.

Second time ordering here in a week while on vacation. We are a five minute drive away!…read more Today, we tried the General Tso Pizza, Roma Deluxe Pizza, and a Meatball Sub. General Tso's Pizza Sweet and Spicy Sauce, cheese, crispy chicken and green peppers The sauce had a characteristic Asian spicy flavor. It was a HIT. It is a unique pizza offering that satisfies the taste buds. We will order again. Roma Deluxe Olive oil, cheese, roma tomatoes, roasted garlic cloves, spinach, feta, broccoli It was a "healthy" choice of pizza that was loaded with veggies and tasty garlic. The Meatball Sub was great. So large, it is cut in two pieces. Meatballs were tender, and the sub roll was toasted and contributed to a perfect bite. The wood fired pizza crust is the highlight of all of there pizzas. Before we leave area, we will order a couple Detroit Pizzas because they are excellent.

Maybe we went on an off night. I wasn't a big fan. I had to take off 1 star for service and one for…read morejust okay pizza. I ordered 3 pizzas, the girl told me 35 minutes. It took 75 minutes. We had 10 hungry people taking up the majority of the tables in the spot with nothing on the table. Finally got the pizza and it wasn't even that good. Usually when you're starving from flying all day, anything tastes amazing, that wasn't the case for this joint. It's okay, not great and definitely slow.

solid pizza, good quality ingredients and very nice staff with good service. As a pizza connoisseur…read moreit's top 5 in the area ! Mozzarella sticks are really good too and decent Pricing, all in all a good spot

The best pizza I have had in a long time - and I love pizza and eat it a lot !…read more We ordered delivery to our hotel as we are from out of town. Fast delivery. The option to order the pizza well done is something I have never seen before and the most amazing idea ever !! It made the crust just a little bit crispier and the cheese has a perfect brown top. Blew my mind it was so good ! We also ordered a salad that was great and huge! We also ordered something called a Warhammer. Since we already got the pizza we got a garlic cheese warhammer but they have ones that are stuffed with anything that goes on a pizza more. You might want To just get a warhammer Sometimes and not a pizza ! (What?! I know !) they were really good. Next year when we are back in Warwick we will be back but you should go now !

The food was some of the best pizza and weiners O have ever had. Our friends Nick and Kendra…read morerecommended this place, and we were so glad they did. Weiners by far the best in the state. Heavy on sauce and onions "all the way" and their hot honey pepperoni pizza was so tasty with drops of ricotta and hot honey. Their service is top notch. The only drawback was the ambiance. We were there for Karaoke night and I am not a big fan of that. Most drunk people don't realize, yelling into the Microphone is not singing. But overall we will be back for pizza, wings, fries and weiners again

I was heading down to the boat to meet up with hubby & decided to use a gift card to pick up a…read morepizza. Napolitano's Brooklyn Pizza in Cranston was on the way! I ordered the garlic knots, extra garlicky, with marinara dipping sauce & a large pepperoni pizza, extra sauce, well done. The garlic knots were packed with flavor & we loved the extra garlic. The pizza was exactly what we were craving - crispy, cheesy, saucy & loaded with deliciousness. Everything absolutely hit the spot! NOM NOM NOM #YUM

Delicious pizza, perfect dough. Counter service no ambiance, but who cares when the pizza is so…read moregood!

When you get pizza here and you're told 25 minutes, SET A TIMER, even if you're right outside the…read moredoor. Being a very patient person and a local, I didn't bug them when it was taking way longer than it should have... It was done, sitting inside for 10-15m, she said. A large and 2 alcoholic drinks was $55. The pizza was very subpar, mostly sauce unfortunately- see my photo. The girl behind the register is young and absolutely full of attitude, exactly like the rest of her generation. I regret going here, while simply trying to support a local business. Go to Pasquale's in Wakefield instead-

Saturday is not the usual day I break my parents out of where they live…read more That is a Sunday tradition. We go to lunch, get groceries, take care of whatever needs taking care of, and spend a few hours together away from their usual routine. This week, I changed the schedule for Catanzaro's Pizzeria. I wanted to see Anthony and thank him in person for the generous donation Catanzaro's made to The Pizza Principal Kickstarter. That donation helped get us over the top earlier this week. I also wanted my parents to experience the food at a place so many people in this community consider THE BEST. We ordered a caprese salad, meatballs, and a cheese, pepperoni, and olive pizza. The family order. My mother is pretty renowned for her meatballs, so restaurant meatballs have a difficult assignment when they arrive at our table. My family has opinions. Strong ones. My mother took a bite and immediately started comparing them to her own. "These are exactly the same as mine." "I'm so excited." "This is amazing." "I can't believe it." Then my father tried one. He looked at my mother. He looked at me. "The best meatballs I've ever had." That is not a sentence my father hands out casually. The pizza had to follow that, and it did. My parents, like me, have spent six decades believing that another very established, iconic Rhode Island pizzeria unquestionably makes the best pizza in the state. But then Catanzaro's made their case. By the end of lunch, my parents were willing to admit that Catanzaro's can go toe to toe with anybody, anywhere. They loved the food. They loved the service. They loved Anthony. And I loved watching them discover something new together. That is the part I will remember. Not just that the food was outstanding, although it was. Not just that Catanzaro's helped get The Pizza Principal over the finish line, although they did. I got to sit across from my parents while a restaurant they had never tried changed their minds about something they thought they had already settled decades ago. That is a heck of a Saturday. Thank you, Anthony. Thank you to everyone at Catanzaro's. You fed my parents, helped make a film happen, and gave our family a new chapter in an old argument. I could not be more grateful.

Not so amazing tonight I just paid $16 for a Greek salad. I…read moredon't know what they did to this lettuce but is a lot of roughage and I cannot eat it or chew it. I normally don't have any complaints about this place cause the food is excellent, but this was the worst Greek salad. Please go back to your Romain lettuce or whatever you were using before I can't eat this

Went in on a whim. Located in a not little plaza in Warwick, not really packed…read more They had no a/c inside, so we didn't stay to eat, because we were sweating. Various seating options though. Wings were good, didn't try nothing else. Basic flavors, also liked the ranch. We did the wings and fries for $14 though, which is a really good price. We did ask for seasoned fries, and didn't get them.

I ordered a garden salad with grilled chicken and it was perfect! The vegetables were delicious and…read morefresh. The grilled chicken was moist and flavorful. The price was very reasonable for the size of the salad. Thank you Mary Ann and team for always exceeding our expectations!