I am so glad I discovered Prima Pizza during a business trip to NJ. I live in California and have…read morebeen craving a New York style pizza for months. My classic cheese pie hit the spot!! 10/10. The chicken soup are garlic rolls were also to die for! This will be my pizza go-to spot whenever I'm in town for work!

Located in Somerville, Prima Pizza Kitchen had been on my pizza hit list for quite some time. As it…read morewas my first time visiting and wanted some variety, I ordered their garlic knots, the standard plain cheese slice, and the drunken grandma slice. The garlic knots (3/5) were just ok, on par with the New Jersey average, and a bit dry on the inside (I prefer them a little more saturated in oil). They asked if we wanted marinara sauce, but it was subject to an upcharge, where we probably would have declined had we been informed about the extra charge for it (most places I'm accustomed to provide a side sauce upon request complimentary). We ordered ahead for a large cheese pizza (3.5/5) so that we could eat it freshly prepared out of the oven. The standard cheese slice was a small notch above what you'd expect from a typical NJ pizzeria, but neither the sauce, cheese, nor crust stood out. We also got a drunken grandma slice (4/5) which was the winner of the meal with the unique flair of the vodka sauce with cheese on a thinner square base. Overall, I'd rate Prima Pizza Kitchen a 3.5/5 in the very competitive NJ pizza market, and am happy to round up since Yelp doesn't allow half stars and the service was friendly. While I probably wouldn't venture out of my way to eat here again, it's a decent local pizzeria option for those in the Somerville/Bridgewater area.

Stopped by after leaving the Bridgewater Commons in NJ. The…read morestaff is extremely friendly! Complimentary bread (delicious) Pizza was extremely good as was the fried calamari and the anti-pasta salad. We will definitely come back!

Pizza is delicious! We had plain cheese and the pepperoni Sicilian. Service was fast and…read morefriendly. And they had a TV playing the NFL game... a plus.

I finally got to try De Lucia's Brick Oven Pizza and it lived up to the hype! It's amazing this…read moreplace has been open since 1917! Because of all the reviews saying how popular it is, I made sure to get there early. I parked on the street around 3:50pm (heads up, there isn't much street parking) and I was first in line for the 4pm opening on a Tuesday afternoon. A few other people quickly lined up behind me before the doors opened, so I'd definitely recommend getting there early! I ordered "the works" and it only took 15 minutes to get my pizza. It's a small, chill place with maybe 10-15 tables max. When you eat in, you order, grab whatever sodas you want, and then pay at the end. I've also gotten it to go a couple of times (it took soooo long for someone to pick up the phone) and I have to say it tastes so much better in person. The crust is much crispier when it comes fresh out of the oven, so dine in if you can! I'm going to be missing NJ pizza when I go back to California!

Pizza reviews are 1,000% subjective, and I'll say up front that my take probably won't line up with…read morewhat most people are experiencing here. I waited for the hype to die down before coming in. This is what I found. Saturday at open, there were about ten groups ahead of me and the wait wasn't bad at all. I felt good about the experience early on. Street parking and was able to find a spot. One pet peeve: list your prices. I don't like guessing what I'm about to pay. It came out to around $19 for a large cheese, which is honestly not bad. The young lady who took my order was personable, and I was able to grab a seat inside -- they have outdoor tables as well. The pie came out and at first glance the crust is crispy with an orange glow to it. Unfortunately, I've had better tasting pizza. Someone nearby made a comment about the dough being like a cracker, and I have to agree -- it read more like cardboard to me. I ended up using the garlic salt, grated cheese and oregano from the table just to recover some flavor. The leftovers were even worse. A few odds and ends: the pizza makers all look pretty serious, maybe even miserable. That may just be the heat back there. They also sell individual frozen pies to take home, and they accept cash or card. It wasn't a total waste of time, but it's not going on my list of all-time greats. One and done for me -- I wouldn't travel an hour or more to come back. Sorry guys, I wanted this to be epic and it just wasn't.

Great food! Pizza and salad - amazing. Best red sauce around! Try the mushrooms on the pizza - so…read moregood! Great price for all and nice people! Old school style pizza place - it's perfect.

The food is the best pizza around. Trust me when I say that I have tried EVERY pizza place in…read moreSomerset county. I'm not here to talk bad on other pizza places, I'm here to let y'all know Russo's is the truth. You guys know I'm not really a Glazer like I will call the food bad if it is. The service is quick, polite, and straight to the point. The ambience is comforting in a way that makes you feel like you're at a family gathering, but not a loud one. It's a quiet retreat with great food and good people. Cheese stretch: 10/10 Amount of toppings when you only ask for 1 topping: 10/10 (you get what you're paying for they don't skimp out just bc you order 1 topping) Crust: 10/10 holds its weight under extra cheese it's true jersey style with the way it defied gravity Ingredients: 10/10 they don't taste frozen, truly felt like a homemade delicacy according to my wife "straight from the motherland" Eating at any other pizza place is a waste of time. I said what I said.

The place is huge and lots of space and areas to lounge and eat w friends and family. The pizza is…read morevery good. I personally would like it thinner but the cheese was good and the sauce was amazing. It was fresh and full of tomato's. You can bring a big or small crowd. Staff are real nice and friendly.

We came here on a Sunday afternoon. It wasn't crowded at all, probably because it was a beautiful,…read moresunny spring day. Parking is in the back in the ShopRite lot, or you can try to park on the street. Somerville has become quite a foodie town, and street parking can be difficult to find. We had a party of five and were seated promptly at a round table, which was nice. We could all chat and see each other. Our server was friendly and professional and answered all our questions about the food. The meals were entree-sized instead of lunch-sized. Alfonso's doesn't allow lunch portions on Sundays. To start, we were given a family-style salad. It was mediocre at best. Boring. Mostly iceberg lettuce, no tomatoes, red onion on top, carrots, and cucumber. The complimentary bread was good, but it wasn't Italian. We were given another basket after we finished the first one. The butter was in those little plastic containers. Nothing fancy. Our entrees were: Dinner Giambotta (mild): Italian sausage, peppers, onions, potatoes, garlic, white balsamic parmesan sauce. Shrimp and Scallop Scampi Scallops & Shrimp Al Limone: Imported Roman artichoke hearts, roasted peppers, and green olives in a lemon butter white wine sauce. Cheese Tortellini Al Forno: Rose sauce, parmesan, fresh mozzarella. Eggplant Rollatini. My daughter had a Mediterranean Mule, which consisted of Figenza fig vodka, ginger beer, & lime juice. She enjoyed it! We all enjoyed our fairly large entrees, and most of us took some home. I would recommend Alfonso's. I've been here before and enjoyed it as well.

Super friendly and accommodating owners. Very large menu; lots of choices. The pizza display case…read moreis quite artistic and colorful. Most importantly the food ; pizza, salad, pasta were delicious. Almost as important is that Carlo is a big time Yankee fan.

I walked in expecting a simple meal, but the experience was humiliating. The young woman was kind,…read morebut I took a little time because I'm feeling under the weather, and the men working there kept giving me hostile looks--as if they didn't want me there. Their attitude was so rude that I only ordered a slice of cheese pizza and a soda, even though I had planned to order a whole pizza. After one bite, I threw the slice away, took my soda, and ate at the restaurant next door instead. No customer should be made to feel unwelcome or discriminated against. The community should not ignore this kind of treatment. There are award-winning pizza places in Somerville and Raritan where customers are treated with respect and appreciation. I will never return to this place.

Never disappoints ! The gourmet eggplant pizza is outstanding!!…read moreThe staff is very pleasant. I have never been disappointed. I've ordered many times from them, including many chicken entrées, and it was always spot on!!

We always get our pizza from here. My fav are the chicken Caesar salad pie, vodka pies, pepperoni…read morepie, white pie, etc. you really can't go wrong.

This restaurant has a ton of seating and was easily able to seat our large group. There isn't music…read moreso it was easy to hear and talk to everyone. It's great for small or large groups! The service is quick too, I felt like our food came out quickly for the size of our group. One thing to note is that this restaurant is BYOB. The food - it was okay. The eggplant rolatini was fine, although I think the eggplant was sliced a little thick for the dish. The lobster ravioli sauce was good, but the ravioli itself was extremely thick (the pasta part). It felt like more ravioli than lobster. I was really excited about the tri color pizza, it sounds so yummy with all the sauces! I was disappointed to see that the stripes however are all of the 3 sauces you get. So I felt it really lacked in sauce. What I think should have been done, is thick stripes of the sauce, cheese on top, and then the stripes for the plating. My sister got the pesto pizza and the also complained that there was a lack of sauce. Overall, I think this restaurant is okay. I'm not really sure I would be back as there are other pizza places in the area where I've had better pizza.

We went down to Raritan to try De Luca's Pizza, but they were sold out, so we ended up at IL Forno…read morea Legna instead. Unfortunately, the experience wasn't great. The host was a bit rude, the pizza wasn't good, and the restaurant didn't seem to have proper ventilation -- we actually smelled like smoke after leaving. Wouldn't go back.

Amazing pizza! We love the vodka pie and the meat and peppers combo…read more Friendly staff. Smaller dining area but always clean. Entrees, salad, sandwiches all solid.

Hole in a wall, located in a tiny shopping complex with a few other restaurants and small…read morebusinesses. Place is clean. Service is very friendly. Pizzas were very tasty! Would come again.

TIP - there are no fountain drinks available ...hence there is no ICE available either. All drinks…read more(soda/water) are sold in bottles/cans out of the cooler. The pizza - really good! We stopped in and were pleasantly surprised by the crispy crust, the fresh taste and the overall high quality pie.

Tucked in at the far corner of a busy strip mall, this place is often overlooked. Prices are great…read more-- Sicilian slice, pepperoni slice and a bottle of Pepsi for 8 bucks. Folks behind the counter are efficient, but not very friendly, and the pizza slice options are generally good. Pizza is middle of the road, not too thin, not too thick, but the sauce is tasty. They also have dinners and sandwiches to eat in or take out.