Fellini Pizzeria

This is my favorite place to grab a beer and a slice of pizza. They have awesome pizza with unique toppings.

It was ok. I had a Caesar salad and a slice of cheese, simple. The cheese on the pizza wasn’t melted all the way, it was way too salty, and the sauce was in globs here and there. It wasn’t bad, it just wasn’t good. The salad had way too much dressing and I can’t believe I’m saying this, but way too much cheese on it.
Service was just ok too. The server walked away without warning while I was giving my order to check something and came back which I find incredibly rude. A «just a sec» as warning would have been nice. Other than that service was fine. Drinks were refilled, food was brought out promptly and we were checked on from time to time.

Delicious pizza with creative toppings — The Sweet Heaven and The Borden are amazing! The salads are good too, with generous sizes. Love the décor and music too.

Thought I would take the time to write a review to let my pizza cool down, because it’s oven hot but SO delicious I couldn’t resist chomping into it!
I love Fellini’s. I used to go to the one on Wickedon St at 2am after a night painting the town red and now there’s one in my backyard.
Their pizza is amazing. Great variety (like crumbled blue cheese, shaved kielbasa) and vegan options. They do grinders with chips of pasta salad (awesome pasta salad — I always eat my husband’s!) They sell by the slice and it’s a large thin slice (not flatbread, not super crispy) which is foldable a la New York style.
I haven’t been to the original location in a while and this one here in the village has table service and a bar, so it looks like they’re expanding because I do not remember those options in the other one (not that it’s a bad thing!)
The prices are decent — not cheap but not extravagant either. The food is worth every cent.
All staff I’ve dealt with have been friendly and efficient. Next time you’re in the mood for a slice drop by this joint — it’s jamming.

Thanksgiving pizza. Damn. It was delicious as well as the stuffed mushroom pizza, I think? Anyway… the pizza is wicked good, slices are a bit expensive, but you know what. It’s worth it!

Great pizza but unfortunately not consistent. My delivered pizza tonight, a cheeseless Joasborgh (?sp), was dry and very much lacking the cream sauce. As well, the broccoli was tiny scattered pieces rather than the usual full and plentiful pieces placed in the pizza. Obviously a different chef other than their usual star chef arranged this pizza and it severely lacked attention to the detail Fellini’s pizza is known for.

First visit impressions. Totally fun, charming, and comfortable environment: each seating area – indeed each seat – has its own personality, each room comfortable, even homey. Classic pizza-​place menu selections but each one seems to have its own unique twist. Everything we ordered was very good. The beer selection is amply adequate. Definitely more than your regular neighborhood pizza eatery – this is a place worth the trip from wherever you are. Eager to return and enjoy the outdoor seating as well.

My boyfriend and I went to Fellini in Cranston today. They just started doing «Appy Hour.» I ordered the Caesar salad and garlic knots. He ordered the chicken wings. They also have a deal where you can get a beer (normally about $ 5-​$ 6) and a slice of pizza for $ 6.50. They have outdoor seating. We called ahead to make sure we could bring the pup.
The service was good. Courtney was our server. She was nice and attentive. The hostess was very friendly. The food was good.
Petty complaints:
My salad had too much dressing out in. The flavor was great. Croutons were amazing. Quality lettuce. Delicious cheese. Just drown in dressing.
The garlic knots lacked a lot of flavor. Despite the roasted garlic cloves stuffed in the dough, they just didn’t have that overwhelming garlic & butter I expected. The dough quality is high. The marinara dipping sauce was delicious.
The décor inside is really nice. The ladies room was REALLY dark; not well lit at all.
Overall, everything was fine. I didn’t have a slice so I can’t compare it to the Providence branch.

We had been here before and had a good experience. But we had a completely different experience this time!
My wife, baby and best friend wanted to go out for a pizza and since we live in edgewood decided to try fellini pizzeria again. The hostess and server were GREAT, but the food well that is where it all went down hill. We ordered a ceasar salad, focaccia bread with garlic, and a pizza. We all tried a bit of everything, once the bill came my best friend paid with his credit card it was around 8 pm.
Once we got home everyone started feeling sick, EVERYONE, All three of us constant trips to the bathrom, and throughout the night, believe me it was not FUN. The next morning my best friend calls (as he lives in North Providence) and says I left my credit card there can you call or stop by and pick it up. I say sure I went to fellini and they were closed it was 10 am, so I called at 11am. The lady on the phone was not very helpful when I told her we left our credit card, basicaly she said no you did not. So I tell my buddy he’s like thats the last place we went then we were in the bathroom all night long… So I decide to call again, now another lady answers the phone, she replies «you just called we didn’t steal your card» Well excuse me, I just want you to check again! Is that a big deal after you charge $ 25 for a PIZZAAA??? Long story short called and cancelled the card, and I will not be going to fellini pizzeria again, and will be telling all my neighbors about our experience. Edgewood is a close community by the way!
If the owner reads these, maybe you should retrain your staff!

They have EXTREMELY delicious pizza and salads, and the subs are quite good too! We’ve only done take-​out, and have always satisfied. The only issue is that they are on the slow side — food is typically done 10 minutes later than the predicted pick-​up time.

Paper-​thin crust pizza generally delish.
The mushies are fresh and would be a treat if there was a decent quantity. Very skimpy. Not an anomaly — 3 out of 3 paltry showings.
You can do better, Fellini. Loosen up with that fungus!
Hope to boost you to 5 stars soon!!!

I really like this place. I was happy they expanded out of Providence. The staff is very good at their jobs and the pizza is just great. A little tough to find as it is set back from the road in a small plaza.

So happy to have Fellini’s in the village!!! Their pizza toppings are some of the most creative in PVD, and so delicious and fresh. I love the thin crust. This is one of PVD’s pricier pies, but the portions are ginormous and well worth it. I am docking their fifth star ONLY because they do not have pineapple as a topping option (which boggles my mind whenever I peruse their menu). Pro tip: order the barbecue chicken pizza, but sub pulled pork for the chix)

I love it I just found out they have a 2^nd location in pawtuxet village and I needed to come for lunch. I don’t know what the deal with some of the shitty rating but their is nothing wrong with the pizza and it tastes fine. The crust is good just like the providence location. I’m a lover of all types of pizza, sandwiches and tasty desserts.

Fun environment but the music is a little loud if you have a lot of people and want to chat. For just a party of two this place works. They have the funkiest toppings on a pizza but it somehow works. Got the chicken waffle pizza… had to try it… it was unique but tasted great. Also tried the kielbasa pizza and the arugula pizza both were excellent.
I suggest ordering by the slice to be able to try different types and cutting them in half to share with others to try several. You must order the cherry pepper appetizer, it is stuffed with prosciutto and cheese, amazing!

I stopped in one evening for a quick bite with my daughter. We ordered a couple of slices and the wings. The wings were awesome. They are not breaded, but come with caramelized onions and blue cheese dressing.
I also ordered a veggie slice and a buffalo chicken slice. The buffalo chicken pizza is amazing!
The service is also worth noting. Our server was very attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. I am a fan!

This is NOT the one on wickenden. The crust of this pizza is made with pure mouth burning salt.
Not just a complete let down, a 26 dollar pizza that is completely and utterly in edible.
I was willing to chalk up the first time to new restaurant glitches however, a few months in and still completely wretch worthy.

My 1^st experience here at Fellini was during a Friday evening with the place so full My friend and I couldn’t even get a seat at the bar while waiting to be seated. Now I realize this sounds like a bad thing, but let me tell you, the service was so attentive I was actually slightly terrified. I don’t know where the staff gets their energy, but they are completely on point.
While waiting for seating we were offered slices of Chicken Waffle pizza, which on my second visit I learned was only available that one time. (I later cried in my car.) Shortly afterwards my friend and I were seated, allowing us to fully take in, and appreciate how well designed the location is. Most of the place is nautically themed, in a subtle way that doesn’t shove Rhode Island down your throat. The film canister flower pots were a nice touch too, but back to the food.
The pies here are eclectic and delicious. It can be sometimes difficult to choose, but you win regardless of what you order. The pizzas are pretty big, so if you aren’t attending as a group there is a good chance you’re going to have a good lunch the following day. They don’t serve hard liquor but they have a nice selection of beer and wine.
Fillini’s is a nice addition to the Pawtuxet area. I’m glad they are open for business.

I’ve known this location since the video store was here. And I can’t believe it’s part of the same building. It’s like a Dr. Who Tardis in there.
It’s beautiful inside. Great bar, pub tables, low tables, comfy chairs, pizza palace half moon booths on the slice side, kitchen theater … Pinball…
Now: the food. Small Garden salad is GIANT! 3 kinds of olives, banana peppers, marinated mushrooms, roasted red peppers, sliced squash, red onion, shaved parm. INSANITY!!!
Then one slice with sausage and … Stuff… And as it was amazing and all it was eclipsed by the Pumpkin pizza. Pumpkin in the sauce, bacon, chicken, spinach. Best slice I’ve ever had. Literally. Ever.
Lovely service. Positive energy. Decent price.
I will be returning;-)
Great addition to The Village.

While I’ve never made it to the Wickenden location I’d heard good things and have been anxiously awaiting the grand opening. I’ve stopped in twice. The first time we sat down as a family and shared a pie. The second time we took a couple slices to go. Both visits were great.
I was pleasantly surprised at the size and layout of the place, it didn’t look like it would be that large from the outside. The first visit my husband and I shared a salad that was HUGE. We had the meatlover’s since that was what the boys wanted. While it was too much meat for me, it certainly was delicious for what it was. There was a ton of meat, any meatlover would be in heaven. They just opened but I wouldn’t have guessed it based on the quick, friendly service.
I was anxious to try some of the other pizzas so we stopped in for a quick lunch. We walked in, chose a couple slices and were on our way in a few minutes. It was quicker than fast food and so much better. Fellini’s is a great addition to the village.