Dominic’s Pizza & Ristorante

Ordered a margarita pie last night and got it delivered to my bfs apartment. MAKE SURE you ask for sauce on the pizza… It normally comes as a white pie apparently. They LOAD ON the toppings which is awesome! HUGE pizza, you might even need a fork& knife to eat this one. Which I’m usually against when it comes to pizza. But this one needs it! Very filling and you can easily split a pie w 4 people. Our pizza came to $ 21– which is a bit expensive but well worth it. I am looking forward to ordering from here again– I want to try their pasta next time! The reason I am not giving this 5 stars is bc the person who answered the phone barely spoke English, and it took me 10 mins to order 1 pie. Also, the menu should explain in more detail the types of pizza. I had no idea the margarita pie would not come with sauce … Strange, but still good!

We ordered the tomato pie, my daughters favorite! It was fresh every bite was full of flavor. The crust of the pizza makes a real pizza and it was excellent!

Awesome wings and pizza, always great service! This is my go-​to delivery place. The cheese pie is our favorite. Their menu is large, and whenever I’ve gotten something other than pizza I’ve been happy. Make sure to explore the sandwiches and cheesesteaks

This is hands down our favorite pizza place ever! Although, we do not live close, we come quite often when visiting family. The pies are cooked to perfection. We ask for extra sauce because it’s just that good. The pie never is soggy with it. The favorites are sausage pizza and meatball, but the plain pie is still spectacular. It surprises us that there are not enough reviews or it doesn’t come up as best pies I’m NJ. The pizza crust is my favorite part! Also, our favorite salad is the Supreme salad. Love the sundried tomatoes and grilled chicken. You’re missing out if you don’t try this pizza!

Not very good. I wouldn’t order again and wouldn’t recommend it. Overpriced too for what you get.

This has become my favorite pizzeria in the Trenton area. My husband and I moved to Lawrence from Hamilton late last year and moved away from our much-​loved local pizza joint. We have made it our mission to find a replacement spot, and this is it. We’ve been consistently impressed with the quality of the pizza here. Our old place put way too much cheese on their pies, but Dominic’s pies have the perfect amount of cheese. Their pepperoni pies also have a generous amount of pepperoni and they are not overly greasy as some pepperoni pizzas tend to be. The crust is crispy and delicious, and the prices are fair. I would venture to say that this is the best pizza place in Lawrence.

Ordered a pizza from here on a whim. Pizza was delivered less than a half hour later, much quicker than the expect 50 minutes I was told to expect. The sauce was the first part of the pizza that stood out, sweeter than I’m used to but extremely flavorful and delicious. There was ample cheese as well. Overall I was extremely pleased. The only negative is that the crust tasted… like nothing. It wasn’t bad, it was a nice delivery vessel for the cheese and sauce but it literally had no flavor. A very odd sensation, perhaps it was a bad batch. Looking forward to getting another pizza from Domincks in the future.

Discovered this place when I moved right around the corner & have ordered everything from pizza to salad to breakfast sandwiches. Some of the best pizza in the area (I’m hard to please coming from NYC/​North Jersey), Quick & friendly service. Only dislike is that when you order peppers on your pizza, they are not fresh bell peppers but jarred/​pickled ones. Other than that, no complaints! Dominic’s is delicious and my go-​to pizza place now!

Probably one of your better bets for good pizza in Mercer County. Plain pie and well done is the way to go plus, don’t forget the $ 1 off coupon for the large. Major points goes to them for providing homemade rice pudding and sweet potato pie because you rarely find this at a pizzeria anywhere. If this pizzeria was located further north, it would be a lower 3 star rating but further south… 4 – 5 stars.

I was impressed off the bat with the head cook (chef?) — my friend asked for a well-​done pie and I wanted regular, and he told us exactly how he’d do it. The pizza was certainly good — if you’re a college student in the area, don’t expect to find better. Great prices, especially with the student discount, and good desserts available as well. I would definitely consider returning next time I’m down here.

Had a take-​out Margerita pizza here recently and was pretty happy with it. Compared to several other places I’ve tried around here, Dominic’s is generous with the toppings, which is awesome. The pizza was underdone to my liking, with no brown in the cheese at all.
And maybe this is an east coast thing but in Chicago we don’t fool around with how long it takes to cook a pizza and how long you want to have to wait to get it in the car and headed home. So when you place a pick-​up pizza order in Chicago, you’ll often hear the order-​taker think about it for a second, and then give you a narrow time window like «it will be ready 25 – 30 minutes», meaning that it will probably be done in about 27 minutes, and they’re not wrong. So if you want to make sure you get it home straight from the oven, show up in 25 min. One person will ring you up while another person watches your pizza in the oven for the last minute or two, they’ll throw it in the box and it will probably be hot enough to burn you through the pizza box as you walk it to your car. If you don’t want to wait for it at all, come in 30 minutes and it will be freshly boxed and ready for you to bust it home. If you show up more than 10 minutes after their time window, you look like an amateur, because its all about the pizza eating experience. So I was a little put off when, at the end of my phone order at Dominic’s, the order-​taker mumbled something about «see you soon». See you soon? SEE YOU SOON? What does that even mean??? We’re talking about pizza here, man! The making of which is your chosen (or at least current) profession! Timing is everything with this stuff! Come on! Tighten it up! Let’s go!
Also, the Unilocal map is wrong for this place. Its at the corner of Brunswick Pike and Slack Avenue.

The restaurant itself leaves something to be desired, as it’s a little run down, but the pizza is always excellent. It’s always the same couple of guys working in there and they remember you when you walk in. We haven’t had any problem with them taking coupons, but we don’t usually get delivery, so that may be why. You can order online from
, which I often do before leaving work so that I don’t have to call from the train and it’s always hot and ready when I get there. They have a large pizza special on Monday and a medium pizza special on Tuesday. All in all, it’s a great pizza place.

Because many nights I’m just too lazy to cook, I would say I fall into the frequent customer group for Dominic’s. They take about 45 minutes to deliver (I live close in lawrenceville), but the pizzas are always hot and fresh and really good — a close second to TJ’s on Main Street in Lawrenceville. The one thing I would caution is even if they gave you the coupon, they don’t seem to ever honor it, many times they say you had to have told them about it on the phone, even when we did! But nevertheless, the pizza is great!