Little Bites and More

The pizza is very good here, well-​run management and they have a lunch special four dollars for two sizes and a drink and the pizza is great. No indoor seating other then a table or two and parking is limited.

Ordered delivery for the first time at 9pm on a Sunday and was not disappointed. Friends/​neighbors of ours had ordered their buffalo chicken pizza while we were over one night, so we decided to give it a try ourselves. Upon calling, the person taking the order was so friendly and helpful. Delivery was fast, and the driver was extremely friendly as well. Even provided treats to our two German Shepherds. Buffalo chicken pizza was very good, the sauce on the pizza was a combination of hot sauce, and bbq sauce (to thicken it), and the ranch that was provided on the side was amazing. Thick, garlicky goodness. Cost was $ 20 for a large pizza and an appetizer, so not bad at all. Will definitely order again!

Little Bites and More is a solid place to visit if you want some local pizza (which there is plenty of in the 3 mile radius). Their pizza has a good consistency to it — the crust is flaky, but not too overcooked. The cheese and sauce blends together pretty well — the taste is quite good, although the pizza is covered in a bit too much grease. At times, the texture can be underwhelming in the center. However over all the pizza has a flavorful composition. Compared to its close competitors, Little Bites has much stronger sides. I’ve tried pasta, cheese sticks, and salads from them. Nothing to write home about, but impressive coming from a small kitchen that focuses on pizza. I’ve had mostly good experiences from Little Bites, and the staff is friendly — although at one time, I did get food poisoning unfortunately which caused me to stop visiting. I would say that Little Bites has very solid pizza, although they could work on their sanitation by the looks of their kitchen.

I was really hungry and the Chicken Parm pizza hit the spot. Fast delivery, pizza was hot, salad and drinks were cold.

Thick, wet, and uh cheezy. Little Bites serves up a solid upstate style pizza. They do a round or rectangle medium thickness crust loaded with a sweet sauce /​heavy on the cheese and toppings. This is a wet, chewy, cheesy style pie most similar to Little Anthony’s in Albany or Patricelli’s in Troy. Their buffalo bites have a heavy crunch breading almost like a popcorn shrimp. The hot subs also a good bet. The lasagna pizza as one of the other reviewers mentioned is a standout.
The prices are low and you can get a ton of food for the buck. Service is great and they seem truly pleased to sell you pizza. This is a pickup/​delivery place although there are a few tables.
Bottom Line: Little Bites serves up solid pizza, good hot subs, nice buffalo bites, with a smile for next to nothing. You are a dum-​dum if you prefer Dom’s or Inferno to this place.

Best pizza in town, order the «lasagna» special. So good!

Great little place. Cheap and good food. Only slight negative is wings can be hit or miss. The people who run this place are very nice and seek to make you happy. Would love to buy again, etc.

I stopped in here for takeout very recently. I wanted to update my review. The place was steaming hot inside on a hot summer day. For carryout, I ordered a Combination Calzone (with meatball, sausage, & eggplant) and a Spaghetti & Sausage Dinner. I used an Entertainment coupon (up to $ 6 value) and the total for the two items was $ 8.53. The prices here seem to be still very reasonable with a slight increase from 2007. I decided to wait outside to stay cool until my food was ready 20 minutes later.
The calzone tasted pretty good, which was a good sized crispy outside baked dough shell filled with mozzarella, ricotta, sliced meatball, eggplant, & sliced sausage, not too thick though. The calzone came with a cup of thick marinara sauce on the side. The spaghetti & sausage was a very generous portion (heavy) of soft vermicelli noodles with two Italian sausages and marinara sauce, baked in the oven in a round aluminum container. The baked garlic bread was a footlong sub roll buttered and seasoned. This dish tasted decent like the previous visit.

Very, very good pizza, and a great deal. Two slices and a 20 oz soda for $ 3.50 is a good deal, but when the pizza is fabulous it’s great. The crust was good and the cheese nicely browned (just a bit), but the sauce is what makes it fabulous. They don’t have a bunch of varieties of specialty pizzas out wating for you, but frankly toppings would have gotten in the way of the delicious interplay of sauce, crust and cheese. The 24 slice pie is a family favorite, and with one topping still comes in under 20 bucks for an inexpensive but delicious feast.

5 slices with 2 drinks… $ 10.75! Never going here again. The pizza wasn’t even that good.