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Sicilia's Pizzeria

3.4 (409 reviews)
InexpensivePizza, Italian
Open • 10:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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Moderate noise
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Dogs allowed
Outdoor seating

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William S.

Another amazing visit here!! It's the highlight of our yearly Providence trip!!! The food is always amazing here and the staff and SUPER friendly!!! Some of the best stuffed pizza and chicken tender ever are from here!!!! Planning our next trip as we speak!'

Tim C.

Second time at Sicilia's. Third leg of Lord of the Pies. Sometimes you need to go back to a place to really understand what it's doing.. The space hits differently on a return visit. That ornate tin ceiling isn't just decoration. It's the real deal, probably older than half the buildings on Federal Hill. Navy blue booths line the walls, brass chandeliers hang overhead, exposed brick everywhere. It's comfortable without trying to be. The kind of place where you can hear the person across the table no matter how busy it is. Started with the chicken parm sandwich. Thin cutlet, hand breaded, pounded down properly. The bread is excellent. Crusty, crunchy, holds together under pressure. My only gripe is the sauce situation. There's not enough of it. I'm always going to want more sauce, but this legitimately needed it. Comes with a bag of chips. No pretense about what you're getting. Then the pizza. And this is where things get interesting. The crust at Sicilia's does something I haven't seen elsewhere. It's simultaneously flaky and crunchy. Not like pastry flaky. Not cracker crunchy. Something else entirely. Like someone figured out how to cross a deep dish crust with a traditional medium thick slice and landed on this hybrid thing that shouldn't work but does. The cheese is good quality. Not trying to be fancy, just doing its job well. The sauce has actual character. You can taste they've put work into it, maybe roasted the tomatoes, done something beyond just opening a can. Still could use more of it, but what's there brings flavor. Got pepperoni this time. Simple choice, but it lets you see what the pizza actually does. The pepperoni sits on top of all that cheese, good quality stuff that adds some extra spice. The real story is still that crust and how everything works together. The flaky crunchy texture, the cheese doing its stretchy thing, the sauce with enough acid to cut through the richness. Our server was great. Genuinely friendly, attentive, helpful. The kind of service that feels like actual hospitality rather than someone working for tips. She knew what she was doing and seemed to enjoy doing it. Sicilia's has been here since 1988. They're doing their version of pizza in a neighborhood where quality and consistency matters. It's not trying to be cutting edge or innovative. It's just solid, generous, straightforward pizza served by people who care about your satisfaction. It's a nice spot for lunch or dinner done well.

Chicago-style stuffed pizza
Sangita S.

I've been going to Sicilia's Pizzeria for over 30 years now, and it's still one of my all-time favorite spots on Federal Hill. Their Chicago-style deep dish pizza rivals Giordano's, but with a lighter, less greasy crust. My go-to order is the stuffed veggie pizza (no mushrooms, add olives). The olives add the perfect salty balance, and skipping the mushrooms keeps the filling from becoming overly watery. The garlic bread is exactly how it should be, crispy and packed with flavor. The fried zucchini sticks are also excellent, lightly breaded and not too heavy. The servers are always friendly, and they recently updated the decor. Whether you're dining in late at night or grabbing takeout, it consistently delivers comforting, high-quality Italian food that keeps you coming back for more.

We got take out from there. The pizza has lots of toppings and crust was perfect.
Alfred A.

We got a Pizza to go. It was delivered. It was very good. I had never gotten Pizza from here before. We got the usual cheese and pepperoni. There was plenty of cheese, toppings and sauce and no odd gamey, tasting pepperoni, like some places have. They cut the pieces in kind of in odd shape, so they're kind of like squares of pizza because they cut them diagonally. Everything was good though I would definitely recommend going there and I will probably go there again.

Cheese Stuffed Pizza
Chelsea L.

We got a medium stuffed pizza. It feed me for two days. The owner was very nice. None of the appetizers we got were very good, but this delicious pizza was worth the trip

Mushroom pie without the mushroom
Jeremy Y.

Decent mozzy cheese was pretty fresh asked for garlic and mushroom for the stuffed pizza for 2 piece of mushroom in the whole pie idunnno but 2 doesn't sound like enough if u ask me

Original Stuffed Pizza

I planned a group outing here and I was surprised the nice space and setup they had for us- it looked smaller on the outside and I thought we would originally have to do takeout. It was not high pressure with the reservation, where I was even was able to call the day before and they had our table ready. There was a couple tv's, but they weren't loud so we were able to talk. There were several servers that were very pleasant and patient. They also have booths, for more couples dining. The famous stuffed pizza does take 30 minutes to cook, so we ordered the app trio that has fried zucchini, mushrooms and mozzarella assortment. You can tell it was made to order and fresh. There were pitchers of water on the table so we all kept hydrated without having to ask for refills. We did not feel rushed, yet they were very attentive and the everyone enjoyed their order. Even the baby pizza size, there were leftovers. The pizza was thick as a slice of lasagna. I purposefully ordered the small for leftovers. It will probably freeze well. There were plenty of choices. Even a large selection of sandwiches, salad, soup and pasta- including gluten free option. There is no valet so you have to find street parking or uber. There is a takeout desk that is easily available up front, a full bar with seating. Location on the corner of Atwells Ave and Dean Streets.

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Caleb H.

Super friendly bartender, quick service, and really good food. I've been trying to find something that gives me the same pizza vibe as Ned's Pizza in Milwaukee, and this came sooo close. Definitely hit the spot and worth a visit.

Lauren A.

As I told the guys around the table, Sicilia's was the go to late night delivery in PVD. I hadn't had it in years, and I had never had their most iconic item. The stuffed pizza. Today, I changed that. I had never stepped foot inside the establishment before. I had always gotten delivery. It was open and bright. It was much nicer than I expected. Plenty of room for seating. Our server was fantastic, waiting patiently and offering guidance as we hemmed and hawed about what we wanted. Finally we sorted it out and made our selections. First, we had the regular pepperoni pizza. The dough was interesting, very soft and almost fell apart when you bit it. A LOT of cheese on this pie (which is a signature move here) but overall tasted like a good pepperoni pizza should Then we had the main event: the Stuffed Pizza. There were a few of us who had limited or no experience with this dish so we went with the classic Original, stuffed with cheese, mushrooms and spinach. When this baby showed up in all its glory, well it is quite the show stopper. At Sicilia's, they always serve your first slice of a stuffed pie. Our server expertly plated our slices, showing off the cheese pull for dramatic effect before sliding the pie server neatly along the edge of the plate for a clean eating experience. I've had other kinds of deep dish pizza before, but this was an entirely new and unique experience for me. The crust was crisp but tender, like a pie crust or a shortbread cookie. The texture of the crunchy crust is exactly what's need to cut through all the soft fillings inside the pizza. The pizza itself was like an elevated version of the spinach pie, a RI staple. But I think my favorite part about the pie was the sauce. I am partial to tomato pies because of the way the sauce tastes when baked openly in an oven. In a Sicilia's stuffed pie, you get that expensive without giving up your cheese and toppings. My only critique is I wish it had more sauce, but that only means I'll be asking for extra sauce the next time I order it. I had a fabulous night out with some dear friends of mine. It was wonderful to be able to experience an old favorite in a new way and it's a good reminder why Sicilia's is the institution she is

Original Stuffed Pizza
Jamie F.

We were in the area and were looking for some pasta or pizza and came upon Sicilias. The food was priced well and was very tasty. Everyone in our party got a baby stuffed pizza and we all took a little home. I got the original stuffed pizza and it was delicious. Service was good as well

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Great food. Great bar. Great neighborhood! Seriously, the pizza is really good. Thanks!!!

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Food was amazing and everyone was so friendly. Will definitely be back again. Restaurant was so clean and great ambiance.

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Andino's

4.0(775 reviews)
0.0 mi•Federal Hill
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Food 10 Service 12…read moreAmbience 10 We love this place We enjoy the experience every time on date night

On my third and final city of my Rhode Island tour on October 24, 2026, I came to Providence, Rhode…read moreIsland. Just a note, you need to make a reservation because this place gets packed, even if you're the only one coming in. I wanted a reservation right before I needed to park for WaterFire, but they didn't have any in the 4 o'clock hour open, I had to book for 3:00 instead. This was also the only stop on my tour that was recommended to me by someone else. Every other place I had either chosen myself or had only had help from AI to formulate a plan for. Though the person who recommended me this place while I was work told me about Terry, I was helped by Charlotte which was fine by me. This allowed me to have a more unbiased service and makes this review a more fair one. I will say that finding parking for this place, or even trying to get here in Providence, was a nightmare. Everywhere I went, every car seemed to want to crash into mine, and the GPS even played their part in trying to kill me coming here. Yeah, apparently it's against the law to try and come here alive if you're driving. But thankfully I survived that, and I would say this place was worth the trouble, even though I would probably choose to go somewhere else next time if I want to find better places in Providence to drive to. The attire is business casual, so keep that in mind when dressing to come here. And it is an intimate spot, even though it can be a bit loud in here sometimes. But the service is worth coming here alone, and the casual atmosphere helps its case here. If you aren't driving, then this would be a great spot. I will also mention that you do have to climb a few steps to get to a bathroom, so if you have disabilities, this place isn't all that ADA-friendly. They serve a complimentary bread basket and I got water served to me from a pitcher though you can also have a bottle served to you. They even light the candle on the table, so this lunch was a nice candlelit affair if I do say so myself. I also ordered the Apple Cider Sangria for my drink since it was a fall special. That said, I could only have that one because, again, I still had to drive later, and that includes a 2-hour night drive all the way back to Connecticut. Plus, I was going to get more libations at WaterFire, so that was more reason not to go more than one on the sangria. If not for those things, I absolutely would have ordered at least one more sangria! It was delicious! The sliced apples served with the drink were green. The bread basket had a hard crust that you could still bite your way down and a soft bread inside. For an appetizer, it will get the job done. And it was complimentary which was nice. For food, I only went with the shrimp scampi this time around. There was going to be more to eat at WaterFire, and I did also have Viiny's Kitchen in Wickford and a lobster roll in Newport before coming here, so I kept my food choices at this restaurant more muted than I would have otherwise. The reason this was the dish I went with was because I wanted to continue on with the theme of Rhode Island seafood, but I did come very close to ordering the fig ravioli since it was a special they had and sounded like it was really tasty. This was a delicate decision that required some extra time for me to pick. I did have another waitress add some extra black pepper to my scampi, and then made a LOT of difference! It was already good on its own, but the extra black pepper elevated it into something special. Overall, a good place to eat if you're not driving. The driving portion was what brought this down to a 3, but it's still a 3 and a half if anything. I would probably pick another place to eat if I find myself in Providence again, but I will still recommend this place if you're looking for good Italian food and great service. Just make a reservation, and, if you're driving, try not to get killed coming here.

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4.0(830 reviews)
1.3 mi•Fox Point
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By far the best restaurant in Providence - the ONLY downside is how far out you need a make a…read morereservation because everyone knows this place is by far the best! Great ambiance - we sat the second floor this time that was certainly a lot better than the first floor to be honest.

Disappointed... A good friend who goes to Providence…read morefrequently told me I HAD to try Al Forno. We have friends in the area who had heard of the place, but had never gone, so we made a reservation (2.5 months ahead for a 4 some on a Friday, so it must be special...) and finally got to see what the fuss was about. (Still wondering.) We started with what ended up being a high point, "beets and frites." A very interesting take with a lot of frites, not enough beets (5 slices under the stack), and about 2 tablespoons of the lemon aioli. The few tastes of the 3-part combination were great. The frites, crisp and soooo thin, were good on their own. The olive oil that came with the bread was very green (young), with a strong flavor but I was surprised that there was no pepper grinder. I had the (special) cod, which came with a lazy prep of broccoli rabe and OK potatoes. The fish was cooked well, moist and fresh, but I'm still not sure what the flavorless green topping was. Our table also had oxtail ravioli, which consisted of tasty little purses of thin pasta and nicely flavored meat inside. (Probably the best entree, and gained the second star.) The eggplant was unremarkable in terms of flavor of the sauce, and the veggies that went into it did not seem to be very fresh. For dessert, we had rhubarb peach tart and chocolate bread pudding. The tart was mostly crust and very shy on the rhubarb. The bread pudding apparently used Hershey's chocolate powder which was not a great flavor and left a grainy texture. The server was not very friendly, somewhat pushy, and insisted that we order the dessert when we ordered everything else. Allegedly, this was because the dessert is made to order, but we had the impression that it was to expedite our table time. Even so, with all that "careful planning" only 3 of the 4 entrees made an entry and we waited quite a while for the 4th to show up, even after asking. Overall, not a good experience and not a place I'll plan to revisit.

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Pane E Vino

4.2(560 reviews)
0.3 mi•Federal Hill
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you really get what you pay for here. this is a "once a year if youre lucky" kind of establishment…read more the kind you default to when its your anniversary and you really love your spouse lol. points of interest: -2 drinks got me pleasantly drunk, but not hammered. the perfect balance. -the arancini was flawless. we both marveled over how it managed to maintain its structural integrity despite being a pile of wet rice in a breaded coating. -husband completely cleared his squid ink seafood dish, leaving only soupy remains. i should have asked to take it home so i could dip a loaf of bread in it. -my pasta was crazy good. ive had so many "just ok" pasta dishes in restaurants using the same damn sysco sauce that i forgot that you can get something novel and fresh. -we both split a cheesecake at the end. perfect meal. service was awesome, as it always is. everyone is so polite and (seemingly?) unstressed to work there despite being slammed for dinner. see you next year, hopefully, pan e vino!

We recently visited Pane e Vino in Providence Rhode Island to celebrate my fiancé's father's 85th…read morebirthday, and unfortunately, the experience was very disappointing. Our server, Dwight, seemed rushed and inattentive throughout the evening. From the start, we felt like an inconvenience rather than welcomed guests. We asked if we could move to a nearby table that was already set for eight, as our current table was cramped and located in a very tight walkway where people constantly brushed past us. We were told the table was reserved, yet from the time we arrived just before 6:00 PM until we left at 8:45 PM, no one was ever seated there. It was frustrating, especially since the cramped space made our dining experience uncomfortable. Service overall was lacking. Dwight rarely checked on us, and when we tried to get his attention for drinks or assistance, he would quickly pass by before we had the chance to ask. It often felt like we were bothering him. We were not offered water, and getting additional beverages was unnecessarily difficult. The food itself was just okay, nothing memorable. When we ordered dessert and cappuccino, the cappuccino tasted like it was made with spoiled milk, but again, no one came back to check on us, so we had no opportunity to address it. The most disappointing moment was the birthday acknowledgment. We asked for a dessert with a candle to celebrate an 85th birthday, and instead received a plate with "Happy Birthday" written in chocolate, a small amount of whipped cream, and a candle. It was underwhelming and, honestly, a bit embarrassing. We would have gladly paid for a proper dessert. Jacob the busser was the only attentive one there. We have come to Pane e Vino every year for family birthdays because we've always enjoyed the atmosphere, but after this experience, we will not be returning.

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Costantino's Venda Bar & Ristorante

3.2(644 reviews)
0.1 mi•Federal Hill
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Costantinos was my first food spot in Providence Rhode Island and it was the best looking spot that…read morewe saw. Beautiful outdoor seating with a fountain in the center and was the most busy restaurant on the avenue. They had excellent service and friendly staff. Always attentive and stopping by to make sure everything was good. The food was great as well, for how busy it was the food came out reasonably quick. Every thing tasted amazing and I especially enjoyed the chicken parm. The pizza was also very thin yet flavorful.

Dining at Constantino's was a pretty "meh" experience. I'll start off by saying that we went to…read moredine on the final Al Fresco on The Hill night of the season, so everywhere was pretty busy and hectic. I made a reservation for outdoor seating, and we were seated at the table right next to the kitchen door. Boy, was that an experience. Every five seconds, someone was running past us, and at one point, one of the waiters sideswiped a glass that fell and shattered right next to us, and he didn't even notice! One of the bussers was the one who saw it and promptly cleaned it up. We then waited about 15 minutes for our waitress without any menus, only for her to come over and tell us to scan the QR code, which wasn't even on our table. Yes, we could've looked up the menu online, but it would have been nice if the hostess had informed us of that when we were seated. I ordered the Hugo spritz, and my partner ordered the Aperol spritz. We waited another 20 minutes for our drinks, which tasted watered down, and you could tell they had probably been sitting at the bar for a while. We were given bread and olive oil to start, which tasted fresh. We then ordered the Funghi pizza and the Rotelloni Alla Vodka. The food came out pretty promptly, which, looking back, probably should have been a warning sign. The pizza was actually tasty, with a good wood-fired crust. The pasta, on the other hand, was not the best. The vodka sauce was very sweet and heavy on the cream. We added chicken, which was a pretty pricey addition, and unfortunately, it was quite dry and didn't taste very fresh. Overall, it was not the best experience, and we probably will not be returning.

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