Al & Tucky’s Pizza

My review is based on how dirty their facilities are and the lack of appropriate necessities to keep their employees AND customers hands clean. (Please SEE PHOTOS) I just imagine that none of their staff washes since they have to make a dash with wet hands to grab paper towels elsewhere, outside of the restroom! Makes me wonder, what else is in their food?
I only ordered a slice of pizza, which after handling my money, the attendant proceeded to bag the slice with his thumb on the crust. An unpleasant experience with a lack of common friendliness. Yah, I ate the pizza, (sans the crust) I paid for it!
I honestly can’t comment on any other food items since all I had was a plain slice. But I won’t be back to tempt fate. Maybe they should change their name to ‘Crusty’s Pizza’

I’m a commuter and I’ve tried my fair share of slices at pizza places near the linden station, but this is my regular spot. It’s convenient when I get off the train. I usually get a couple veggie slices, makes for a great cheap bite. No complaints.

As ubiquitous as pizza joints are in NJ, you would think that it wouldn’t be that hard to find a great slice that is as fresh and delicious as the generic box promises. It has been for me, until now.
I was incredibly disappointed by our last order from Scaturro’s in Clark, with the chicken in a chicken parm dish that seemed old and a lumpy, flavorless alfredo sauce. That place has really gone downhill, so the fiancé and I were in desperate need of a new go-​to place.
Going into the city periodically, I noticed there was a pizza joint right across from the eastbound tracks, so we gave them a shot after I got home one night. Delicious pizza (love the buffalo and meatball), generous dinner entrees, wraps, and even the salad rocks. Comes with this awesome ciabatta roll.
Delivery is SUPER quick, too.
Al & Tucky’s for the win.

This is my go-​to linden pizza joint. We literally order from here at least twice a month. I sometimes wonder if my husband and daughter are half ninja turtle… Anyway, to the pizza! Great quality– never too sweet, never too doughy. Cooked perfectly– I usually order mine well done. Sauce to cheese to crust ratio is perfect. Definitely can’t beat the 2 large plain pies for $ 16.99 pick up special! ($ 18.18 after tax– and they don’t skimp out on the cheese!).

Amazing wings, good quality pizza, and great subs at a decent price. Their menu has so many different options; it’s impossible to not be happy with the variety.

For buying lunch for a group of hungry oil refinery operators, no local pizza place does it better than Tucky’s. The word «pizza» in their name may be deceiving as their menu is extensive; they’ve everything from hot and cold hoagies to baked dishes like lasagna and chicken parm, to wings and salads. It can be difficult to decide whether to try something new or stick it out for the lasagna you’ve been craving all morning.
When I need to feed a lot of people and need a variety of options to satisfy them, Tucky’s is my go-​to. I’ve ordered from here at least a dozen times and it always leaves my customers happy. Tucky’s Super Special Pizza is a favorite, as they basically throw everything but the kitchen sink on a pie. Their pies aren’t overly greasy which is a huge selling point to me. Some people like to be able to watch the grease drip from their slice while they eat; that is no sign of a quality pie.
My personal favorite is the baked chicken parm dish with ziti. Throw a couple more bucks on top of the reasonable price and you’ll get a salad and bread with each order.
This place absolutely blows local shops Anacapri, Little Italy and Mikey’s pizza out of the water as far as over all quality and selection go. However, if you want your pie with crispy crust you have to specifically ask for it «well done» or it will come out floppy.