Just tried this on Saturday after moving to the area. Arguably one of my favorite pizzas I've had…read moresince moving to the Boston area. The sauce is perfect, and the crust is cooked to perfection. The owner Tony was really kind and made great recommendations. As for the spot itself it's right on the main drag with a great view of Boston, and awesome outdoor seating when it's warm out. On another note I'm surprised by the Portnoy Rating, I thought the pizza was far better than the score he gave. I'm looking forward to getting Volo again really soon!

Really good Detroit style pizza. The double trouble has the perfect blend of cuppy pepperoni, hot…read morehoney, and jalapeños that were balanced *just right* with the cheese and sauce. Dough had good chew, inside was fluffy, and the cheese edges were crispy and not overdone. Quick and friendly on the phone. They were able to do the other half pepperoni which we really appreciated since not everyone liked jalapeños. Will definitely be back to give their NY style a try.

Not good. We used to get pizza from there fairly often, so I decided to give it another try. The…read morecrust was terrible, and the Anna's special was literally covered in chopped garlic (stuff from a jar). Plus, it was surprisingly pricey. Buffalo chicken and pepperoni were equally bad. Vesuvius or Volos are so much better. Barstool's review was way off... perhaps Portnoy should stick to delivering newspapers.

Average, nothing special pizza, and disappointing after watching the Barstool pizza review. Pizza…read moresauce was slightly sweet, which was a nice surprise. Service was straight forward and only outside seating available.

great dine bar and the staff is amazing if you want a local place to visit and feel the warmth of…read morethe locals this is the place

Hmmmm. This is a tough one. Visiting the area from Texas, I came here like others based on the 10…read morescore from One Bite. I can only assume Portnoy either has a connection to this spot or he lost a bet. I did the lunch special, half pepperoni pizza and a side salad. For the price, $9.50, it was fine but not worth the drive. I'd rate it 5.1; very thin, almost no sauce and greasy. The salad was fine. The waitress was an older lady, very Boston but friendly. She is what kept this from a 2 star review. Like others mention, parking is tight and the place seems to attract an older crowd. I watched an old man back into a truck while leaving. So be careful where you park.

I had such a disappointing experience. I grew up with Lena's and thought they had the best subs…read moreanywhere. I haven't had one for years. My favorite was the ham and cheese which I got today. I eagerly opened it and bit into it, but the bread was a bit hard and not the same as it used to be. The sub really had little flavor. There was shredded lettuce on it, which I don't recall being used years ago and there wasn't enough oil on it so it was kind of dry and tasteless. The woman who made it was very nice and she asked what I wanted on it and I said everything. Including hots? Yes! But there were no hots on it. Jeez. I know things change, but this really couldn't compare at all to the delicious subs they used to make. Maybe they aren't able to get the same bread anymore?

Very good consistent food. Been going to them for years and years and years and nothing has…read morechanged. It's still very very good.

Enzo's delivered to us at a local brewery trivia night. It was easy to order, easy to get the…read moredelivery, and even easier to eat. It may be my favorite (dare I say it...) New York style of pizza in Boston. Where I expected the crust to be soft, doughy, and unable to withstand its own weight Enzo's delivered a crispy outside, fluffy inside crust. Why is that so important? It can actually withstand the toppings and not slide off the slice before it gets to your mouth. The large pizza was enough for the 3 of us, and it was reasonably priced, especially for the convenience of the delivery to us. I can't speak to the actual shop, but based on the single pie we had the town has a real winner, a heavy hitter in the pizza space that shouldn't be written off as a faux-Italian named pizzeria. Enzo's has the pedigree and ability to make an amazing pie and can go against any wood-fired pie in the area!

Solid pie with a price that is right. A slight flop and non-existent undercarriage was made up with…read morea great tasting sauce and just the right amount of cheese. Tight quarters inside the restaurant, but reminiscent of Italian restaurants in Europe. Service was fine--at the counter and took my money with a smile and answered all my pizza questions.

Go for bed, you have a question about his food. The guy gets insulted. At best it's average. It's a…read moregood place to go in and eat. But the owner or manager is a jerk.

Very skimpy steak & cheese with mushrooms and onions, the ends of the sub was lacking food, it was…read morelike getting half of what you should get for the money, I will no longer going back to Giovanni' in Lynn

Solid 4 stars! Interior was reminiscent of local, family owed restaurants in Germany, Austria, or…read moreTuscany. Service was great, especially from young servers. The food? Made to order veal with a wonderful tomato sauce. Bucatini? YES! The forbidden pasta (https://orderisda.org/culture/food-wine/reason-behind-bucatini-shortage-across-u-s-may-surprise-you/). So few. Restaurants in the United States serve this pasta.

This use to be one of my favorite restaurants. During corvid I came and ordered takeout food (that…read moreI didn't want) to make sure it remained open. Recently the quality has gone down. Friday night I went in around 7:30 pm after the concert crowd had left. I ordered 1/2 dz oysters that took 1/2 hours to come out. For dinner I ordered the steak (medium well) with potatoes and broccoli. After 40 minutes I asked about my food. The potatoes and broccoli were cold. My steak was rare and cold inside. Instead of discounting my meal I was asked if I wanted to take it home. Absolutely not! I understand that it under new management. I will not recommend this restaurant. The quality has gone down!

I have been coming here since I was in single digits. I am 38 now. While I don't normally write…read morereviews. I have never read so many wrong and hurtful comments about a place that made me feel at home as an immigrant. A place where people were kind to me and smiled every single time I picked up my order no matter if I was 9, 16, 25, or 38. This is a family owned business of hard-working people. I find the comment about the restroom quite perplexing and honestly incredible. If it wasn't a health violation, they would have let you use the bathroom. There is also a police station, public library as well as a fire station less than a mile away if you truly needed to use a bathroom (or your home). If you think the portions are not up to your standard or overpriced, I suggest you make it yourself and calculate the costs it took you to make from the supermarket. This is one of the best places in Swampscott and is an institution. They have had the same amazing quality of service and food since I have lived in Swampscott. 1993. Thank you for being part of our community!

Popped in impromptu and ordered in person. The subs were done in under 15 mins and piping hot. The…read morerestaurant was empty but lots of people were running in and out picking up orders. I ordered a steak tip bomb with hots ($14.99)and it was awesome. Oozing with cheese and the steak wasnt chewy at all. My buddy ordered a steak tip and cheese. His sub looked lame in comparison haha. The veggies really bulk up the sub. Wachusset chips were nice. Pepsi products. Overall 2drinks. 2subs. Bag of chips. 41$.

Pizza is great the help is another thing. talk about a…read morebunch of mopey unhappy high schoolers management really needs to have a talk with them. You call on the phone can't understand a word they say, you walk in they got their pajamas pants on moping around Once again, their pizza is fabulous!

Have only had take out, but have tried the cheese and the Tuscan pizza. Both were…read more delicious!

What a fun place! Decor was intimate, dark, cozy. Bar area large and large dining room in the…read moreback. Bartenders were great, especially Sarah, who took care of our growing party graciously! I, unfortunately, did not get pics of everything, too much chatting and catching up with friends. Apps were the mozzarella fritte, and scampi shrimp - both delicious and delicate. Their in house homemade bread was divine. I don't know what everyone got in party, but hubs and I split this breaded chicken over fusilli and wine sauce, mushrooms, spinach, and cheese. The chicken was insanely tender, nice bread crust! This is a great place for a group but maybe next time will be intimate date night with the hubs. Kudos, Paradiso!

My mom and I came in for an early dinner on a cold night. When we ordered our entrees, we asked if…read morewe could have caesar salads with our meals and our waitress said, "Of course!", but neglected to mention that there was a $3 upcharge for each very small sized salad. We were then served rolls with a completely flavorless dipping oil. We each opted for the Chicken Voldostana, which came with very little spinach, one small piece of prosciutto, and was drowned in lemon sauce, which overpowered any flavor that the meal might have had. Neither of our meals looked anything like the photo that was displayed on the TV in the dining room. We decided to split the Dream Bomba dessert special, which was described as caramel surrounded by peanut butter gelato, encased in chocolate. We were hard pressed to find any caramel, and the peanut butter ice cream (too hard to be gelato) also had no flavor. Overall, it was a disappointing and pricey meal, and I wouldn't be inclined to return.