Andriano’s

Terrible.Customer.Service…quoted 30 – 45 minutes for delivery, Been waiting for over 1 hour and fifteen minutes and still nothing; not sure when my food will arrive. Called to inquire and told they are down a driver and not sure where their driver is at the moment. When asking why they quote 30 – 45 minutes, the lady on the phone said there is nothing they can do.
Food options in Delmar are next to crap and Adriano’s does a great job of ensuring that is the case overall. First and last time I will ever order from them. Do yourself a favor and just buy a frozen pizza from the grocery stores instead of ordering from this place.

Definitely a delivery type of spot. My experience here was relatively seemless, much welcome after a long day at work. I called my order in and picked it up just business as usual– no frills or thrills here… seriously. Just a mom and pop (maybe minus the mom?) pizza shop. It took about 15 min for my pizza to be ready.
The pizza was decent and the service was average– not incredibly friendly but not rude by any means, just matter of fact. It’s not a very aesthetically pleasing locale (hence the delivery rec) which may make you question your order, but in the end we survived and enjoyed our pizza as well.
I ordered a chicken parmesan pizza and we were pleasantly surprised. The chunks of chicken were generous and it boasted a creamy tomato sauce which worked. I’m huge on pizza crusts (it quite possibly is my favorite part of a pizza) and this one was just eh… maybe even a little chewy? Nonetheless it wasn’t catastrophic.
I won’t necessarily be running back but I know this is a place I can get decent pizza relatively efficiently in a pinch. To their credit they were one of the only pizza spots open on a Monday in Delmar!

It’s our go to pizza parlor… dead bang consistently great! I’d give it 5 stars but I grew up in Queens, NY, and frankly, Chappies Pizza on 21^st Street was the best their has ever been.

Love their food! Best salads and pizzas around! I have eaten pizza just about everywhere in the capital district and hands down this is my favorite place! I eat it often and it is always delicious and never displeases me. Even frozen and reheated the pizza is great!

So, three stars. It’s really not a bad thing. Don’t misinterpret the rating, I would eat here again.
If I got this pizza at a bowling alley, I would say «hey, this is really great bowling alley pizza!»
As I sit here eating my third slice of it now, I’m thinking «yeah, alright this is good pizza… Kind of tastes like what you get at a kids birthday party, right? But not In a bad way.»
I’ve eaten 3 pieces of this pie, so it’s obviously good. It’s just not great. And at 12 bucks for a large pie, I’m not complaining.

My grandmother and I went in last night for a few slices of pizza. It was my first time. Have never heard of this place.
BOY WAS I MISSING OUT!
This is probably the best pizza I have had in NY. The dough was on another level of crazy good. This sauce was great! (im VERY picky with sauce) I could go on and on how great it was (and it was).
We ended up ordering a full pizza to go, and it took no time at all.
The place is small, BUT CLEAN. I have worked in a few pizza places small like this one and they were not close to as clean as this place. It didn’t smell like a greasy pizza shop, which is nice.
The staff there were extremely friendly. They were very busy, and they took the time to talk with my grandmother (she kept asking old lady questions) They are great there.
I live 17 minutes from this place, and I will have to problem driving out of my way to have a great dinner.
I cant wait to try more on the menu!
HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

It’s the best pizza in town. I was living in NYC and couldn’t find anything as good as Andrianos Pizza.

I am shocked that Andriano’s hasn’t gotten better reviews — I grew up around the corner, and this is pretty much THE pizza place to go to in Bethlehem. You’ve got to give it a try at least once. It might just be my childhood tastebuds talking, but I think Andriano’s recipe is just delicious. Crust isn’t too thick or too thin, and the sauce absolutely completes the taste.

I thought that this small pizza place might be promising. But, this place was all about the yeasty doughy chewy crust.
And the crust was tasty, but it totally overwhelmed the rest of the slice. This crust would make phenomenal bread sticks. Or cheesy garlic sticks. Just not very good pizza.
The sauce was flavorful. But was swallowed up by the crust. Perhaps a slightly heavier hand with the sauce could have helped. But it is a fine line, lest it be too saucy and the cheese slips around.
The cheese was a bit too bland. More cheese would not have helped. Better cheese is the answer. All mozzarella is not created the same.
It’s cheap though. $ 1.35 per slice. So, should you find yourself at 4 corners and a little peckish, you could do worse. Or judge for yourself… because the crust is really tasty.

It’s pizza. It’s sort of light, fluffy, nothing pizza. People are really nice. Lunch special 2 slices and a can for $ 3.25 or something like that.