Nonnos Kitchen

Nonno’s Pizza has closed and was replaced by slice truck.
Slice truck doesn’t suck nearly as bad, but still has some suckage going on. Might be my personal taste, but I wouldn’t recommend slice truck either.

I have never eaten here, but I do walk by this place almost daily. For the past 3 weeks there has been a sign on the papered up door and Windows citing plumbing issues. I do see their door slightly ajar, and a work truck in parking lot. Yesterday when I walked by, their sign was gone, so either it broke in the wind storm, or this place is gone, or they are getting a new sign. As of yesterday, nonno’s is still not open and the Windows still have paper covering them. I will try to get up there tomorrow and ask at 7 11 if they know anything. I will post if I find out anything.

Food is awesome, owner is awesome, and they do delivery! You need to check this place out!

Foods okay but service sucks. I’ve done carry out for here before and it was okay. This time I used grub hub to place an order and it never arrived. When I called it was clear the staff was in disarray and had no clue what was going on. They said they’d have to call the owner to figure out how to do a delivery. But they were still willing to deliver cold food to me. Seriously disappointing.
If you’re going to eat here better do pick up. Or find a better joint.

I feel bad writing this because it’s just one woman sitting there alone and the place is always empty, but now I know why there’s no one ever there.
Stopped in and got a pizza and wings. Wings were really dry but edible. Pizza dough was completely raw and there was no sauce. Beyond it being inedible, I was almost worried I’d get sick. All went into the trash. I’m bummed I wasted my money.
I also saw that they use canned ragu. Don’t foresee this place staying open much longer.

Personal pizza combo was great for the price! The italian panini was great as well! Quick delivery with no fee.

My friend and I decided to try this place out. We originally came to the area for some tacos, but I was craving pizza and remembered there was a pizza joint [used to be Tony’s] next door to Taco’s Plus. I’m glad we came here!
First, as soon as we walked in, the owner asked if we would mind trying a new item they are testing out. Sure, why not? They gave us a sample of a bow-​tie pasta with meatball dish and it was amazing. The meatball was very succulent and delicious. They informed us they make everything from scratch, and it definitely shows. I could barely remember what we came in here to eat in the first place … oh right, pizza! I let my friend decide what to eat since I was now torn. He decided to stick with our original plan so we ordered a pepperoni pizza.
I am happy to report that the pizza was equally amazing. One of the family members [a very nice lady] was talking with us and asking if we wanted an espresso. We politely declined, but she insisted. I’m very relieved she insisted because the espresso was fantastic.
All in all, this place is great. These guys just recently opened after Tony’s closed down and from the looks of the reviews on Tony’s, these guys need all the help they can get to let people know it’s a different restaurant.

It got to my house in a timely manner, the delivery guy was nice.
The dough was raw. The wings smelled like, tempura and were soggy.
Avoid.