Little Nick’s Pizza & Pasta

I’ve been going Little Nicks for quite a while and let me tell you, the food there is tremendous. There is not one item on their menu that dissapoints. off their pizza is the best pizza that I have had in a while. The crust is just the right balance between crispy and soft, and the sauce is not to tangy nor to wet. I also like how the cheese’s flavor stands out a bit, but it doesn’t stand out to much. The pasta there is also no exception. I’ll usually get the spaghetti or raviolis and it just tastes very very good. The staff there is also very friendly. The nice part about Little Nicks being in a more suburban area is that you get to know the staff a bit more which is nice. If haven’t tried Little Nicks before, then you need to try it. I promise it won’t disappoint.

I drive across town to pick up their pizza. The calzones are terrific too!

My son loves the buffalo chicken pizza with extra ranch. My husband loves the veggie rolls. I love the baked ziti with eggplant. So, yeah, I’d say this place is a reliable neighborhood favorite!

Let me tell you, this is what a slice should be. perfecto, cost is cheap but all his dishes are fantastic
Thanks. Albert cranbury loves you.

Love little nicks, been going there for a while, very courteous and fast paced young lady behind the counter who is always friendly and get my order correct, I believe her name is Abby. I will be a constant customer

You know I’ll give them 4 stars for having a nice selection of pies by the slice. I definitely enjoy stopping by every so often when I want something quick without fuss. My last visit was all about the white ricotta pie. Love ricotta on my pizza.
You can also order a variety of Italian dinners to eat there or to take away. Their red sauce is traditional and quite tasty.
Ambience is very very simple. Four or five tables with a big takeaway counter when you walk in. Bare bones really.
Everyone I’ve encountered behind the register is very friendly. I like the energy here.

Best vegetable pizza ever. even the plain pizza taste better than other. Oh and the garlic knots is the must try. Easy to find parking, however, they only accept cash.
Recommend

Absolutely tremendous pizza joint. The pizza and lasagna are some of the best in the area. The sauce is tangy, but not too much. Cheese is plentiful, but not too dominant. The crust is delightfully crispy (plus they don’t burn it every time like they did 15 years ago). The meatballs are also delicious. Pricing for everything is extremely fair.
The place is pretty tiny with only a few seats, so if you have more than, say, 3 – 4 people, I’d probably do take out.
My biggest complaint is that Little Nick’s is still cash and check only in 2014. Affordable and easy solutions exist these days. Oh well, better for my waistline, I guess.

As a Norwalk native, I distinctly remember riding my bike to Little Nick’s nearly 20 years ago for a slice of pizza with my best friend.
Almost two decades later, my family is STILL ordering the same pizza and I still get just as excited as when I was an awkward, skinny lil thing with braces and a monstrous appetite. Still got the appetite, don’t worry. I’m home visiting parents for the weekend and after tonight’s pizza feast, I somehow shamefully realized that I’d never written a review on Little Nick’s. Tsk tsk.
Located in the Cranbury shopping center, Nick’s serves up your typical pizza joint fare — nothing fancy. But somehow, thoughts of those heavenly garlic knots, the gorgonzola garlic bread and even the PLAIN CHEESE PIZZA give me brutal cravings all the way in Hartford. Oh, and the guilty pleasure ziti pizza (loaded with sausage, pepperoni & bacon) is similarly awesome. Though, most of the time I just get plain. That pizza really doesn’t need to be dolled up.
One star off for only accepting cash. GET WITH THE 90’s.
xoxo.

Always hits the spot! Great vegetable pizza, salads, calzones and zucchini sticks cannot be beat!

Another business relying purely on location.
Little Nick’s food is good, at best. Most of the time, fair. The area which they lack terribly is customer service. Giving you a number for your pick-​up order instead of asking for your name is incredibly impersonal. Accepting cash only is ok for a hot dog stand, but now that you can swipe a credit card on an iPhone, this is unacceptable.
Again, food is decent, but customer service lacks terribly. The reason they survive and fail to innovate is purely based on a prime location for Wilton and Westport residents.

the chicken marsala and franchaise are really good. the pizza is ok, better than dominoes but in norwalk you have better choices.

I have been going to Little Nick’s for more than ten years and it has and always will be my all-​time favorite pizza place! The owner and head chef Albert is Albanian but the food is by all means classic Italian. My favorites include:
1. Pepper and Egg Wedge
2. «Nick’s Favorite» Pizza
3. «Rudy’s» Pizza
4. Buffalo Chicken Pizza
5. Penne ala Vodka

Tucked away in a small shopping center Little Nick’s is a favorite of the local residents. Just a few tables for a quick snack so best for take out.
Great pizza, pasta dishes, grinders and salads.
I love to buy their meatballs in a fabulous sauce and add it to my own pasta.

Love little nicks. The salads are great and the buffalo chicken pizza is great. No delivery, but I live within walking distance so it doesn’t bother me at all. Hive it a try.

Sometimes Im in the mood for Greek style Pizza. Thick, crip, too much cheese… This happens twice a month.
If so, I usually look for a place with a Greek name like, Athens pizza, Taste of Aristotle or… Nicks.
Because a Greek pizza craving is a rare one and because I dont drive by here too often– I had to wait for the perfect day and today was that day — Chinese Lunar New Year…
I walked in and BAM– wait… Italy map on the wall? what… Little league baseball sponsorship plaques? huh… An Italian Owner named AL? wow! now is it good whats it gonna be like? im goin in my truck to try this shit out.
Sauce was really really good… like homemade but not the shitty homemade that people really dont like but tell themselves its homemade so they like it more…